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2012-08-04

Original: 2012-08-04 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Transcript

Panel 1: An exterior shot of a large white government building with an American flag, and a yellow sign reading "NATIONAL GATHERING of PARENTS." A speech balloon emanates from inside.
Speaker (the president, off-panel): "AND, AS YOUR PRESIDENT, I JUST WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT TO THANK THE PEOPLE WHO DO, WELL... THE HARDEST JOB IN THE WORLD."

Panel 2: A woman in a red blazer (the president) stands at a podium against a blue curtain, looking pleased.

Panel 3: An audience of seated people listening, smiling and attentive.

Panel 4: The president at the podium again.
President: "THOSE GUYS WHO FISH FOR CRAB AROUND ALASKA."

Panel 5: The same audience, now frowning and unimpressed.

Panel 6: The president at the podium, gesturing.
President: "MAN, THAT LOOKS ROUGH."

Votey:
A close-up of the smiling president, a speech balloon continuing her speech.
President: "AND SPELUNKERS. OH, AND ASTRONAUTS!"

Alt text

A six-panel comic. Panel 1: the exterior of a large white government building with an American flag and a yellow banner reading "National Gathering of Parents." A speech balloon from inside: "And, as your president, I just want to take a moment to thank the people who do, well... the hardest job in the world." Panel 2: a woman in a red blazer (the president) at a podium against a blue curtain, looking warm. Panel 3: an audience of parents smiling expectantly. Panel 4: the president continues, "Those guys who fish for crab around Alaska." Panel 5: the same audience now frowning, deflated and unimpressed. Panel 6: the president gestures and adds, "Man, that looks rough." The joke: she's addressed a gathering of parents but the "hardest job in the world" she actually praises is Alaskan crab fishing, oblivious to the audience's disappointment. Votey (aftercomic): a close-up of the smiling president cheerfully tacking on more dangerous-but-not-parenting jobs: "And spelunkers. Oh, and astronauts!"

Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.