Why did that guy's tie point upwards?

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

When was the peak of the popularity of the comic strip Dilbert?

I'm feeling like it was early 90s?

90s?

It's been around for a while, though. I'd say definitely

through the 90s and how universally loved. Is there been anything as universally loved as

Dilbert? Oh, and it's still popular in calendars and posters and all that sort of stuff. Just, you know, cubicle life.

Mocking cubicle life.

That is what Scott Adams of Dilbert fame did.

Well, it's going to be hard to find now.

One network which operates hundreds of newspapers has pulled the plug on the long-running comic strip,

The Washington Post, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, among other newspapers that individually

used to Kerry Dilbert will no longer carry the comic.

By the way, that's a really good name for a newspaper, the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

I like that.

It's good.

So Scott Adams, who's, uh, he's been dipping his toe in controversy now for a while.

He did it all through the COVID, right? Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah. Yep. And, you know, he was mostly a,

he was somebody who, he was somebody who wanted the contrarian point of view explored.

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