Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 24th March 1998
Dilbert//3265, first published 28 years ago on Tuesday 24th March 1998
Tags
personal habitats cubicles hellhole junior pictures
Official transcript
Dogbert stands on the Boss's desk and says, 'I can replace your cubicles with 'personal habitats'."
Dogbert says, "They look exactly like cubicles, but we've made huge advances in what they're called."
The Boss asks, "Is it expensive?"
Dogbert explains, "If money is an issue, you could start with the 'Hellhole Junior' model and upgrade later."
The Boss asks, "Do you have pictures?"
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
I CAN REPLACE YOUR CUBICLES WITH "PERSONAL HABITATS." THEY LOOK EXACTLY LIKE CUBICLES, BUT WE'VE MADE HUGE ADVANCES IN WHAT THEY'RE CALLED.
IS IT EXPENSIVE?
IF MONEY IS AN ISSUE, YOU COULD START WITH THE "HELLHOLE JUNIOR' MODEL AND UPGRADE LATER.
DO YOU HAVE PICTURES?
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AI Analysis
The title of this comic strip is "Hellhole Junior" and it was originally published in the United States.
Summary
The comic strip features Dilbert, a popular character created by Scott Adams, and his conversation with a client about replacing cubicles with "personal habitats". The client is skeptical, but Dilbert explains that the new cubicles will be made of a material called "Hellhole Junior", which is expensive. The client asks if he has pictures, and Dilbert responds by saying that he has no pictures, but he can start with the "Hellhole Junior" model and upgrade later. The client is not impressed and asks if money is an issue, implying that he is not willing to pay for the expensive cubicles. Overall, the comic strip pokes fun at the idea of corporate culture and the absurdity of office politics.
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