2013-09-15
Original: 2013-09-15 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Man (blond hair, dark suit, yellow tie): I'm a social anarchist.
Panel 2:
Man: I don't believe in cultural constructs, historical traditions, or any other tyrannies of past against present!
(A woman with dark curly hair stands nearby, looking unimpressed.)
Panel 3:
Woman: Then how come you're a corporate attorney for a financial firm.
Panel 4:
Man (clutching his tie, looking strained): I see you accept society's definition of anarchist!
Votey:
A speech bubble coming from a stool/chair-like shape reads: What if you peaked ten years ago?
Man (blond hair, dark suit, yellow tie): I'm a social anarchist.
Panel 2:
Man: I don't believe in cultural constructs, historical traditions, or any other tyrannies of past against present!
(A woman with dark curly hair stands nearby, looking unimpressed.)
Panel 3:
Woman: Then how come you're a corporate attorney for a financial firm.
Panel 4:
Man (clutching his tie, looking strained): I see you accept society's definition of anarchist!
Votey:
A speech bubble coming from a stool/chair-like shape reads: What if you peaked ten years ago?
Alt text
A four-panel comic. A blond man in a dark business suit and yellow tie declares, "I'm a social anarchist. I don't believe in cultural constructs, historical traditions, or any other tyrannies of past against present!" A woman with dark curly hair watches him skeptically and replies, "Then how come you're a corporate attorney for a financial firm." In the final panel the man, clutching his tie and looking strained and defensive, retorts, "I see you accept society's definition of anarchist!" Votey (aftercomic): a rough black-and-white drawing of a stool or chair with a speech bubble reading, "What if you peaked ten years ago?"
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.