The Agony and the Ecstasy
(by Irving Stone, first published 1961).
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I still think about all the times i’ve nearly ended a call at work with ‘ok, love you, byeeeee’
When the path of least resistance is just hitting that 10% button …
*aggressive car key jangling*
Please note i’m not shaming this bunny for the Dolly Parton. He gets a glare for idly browsing and leaving her out on the coffee table display because Dolly is to be treated respectfully at all times, even in gift book format.
*gentle susurration of the ice crystals drifting*
If anyone says they can put together a cardboard dump bin display with ease, they’re either a wizard with an engineering degree or flat out lying.
I started an instagram especially for this comic, and it has bonus sketches and things, come say hi! (Although I am just as bad at responding to messages over there. Whoops!).
After a long day of being told how to do my job I couldn’t think independently enough to title this, so yeah.
Hypnosis would be much more effective if they used a wealthy grandparent trying to get shopkeepers to agree with how suitable the wrapping paper is, instead of a dangly watch IMO
Wow, Customer Service Wolf made their way over to the BBC today! I had a great chat with Dhruti Shah about making comics and selling books (not always at the same time).