“Why does the bigger employee simply not eat the small more annoying employer?”
_EternalVoid_
2 months ago
When Ember learns this rule ?width=773&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb354bf1a64b8caa6b307b87ab21664d21ac26e1
justh81
2 months ago
“How do adults decide who’s in charge?”
“With money.”
Gator Dad droping the hard truths.
Crying_wallstar
2 months ago
Is the boss’s boss even smaller?
BigJimBeef
2 months ago
He says “It’s no problem” but his body language says “I’m tired and this work bullshit is the last thing I want to do right now “.
EmperorPartyStar
2 months ago
I think we should decide our hierarchies purely on height ?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a59c731293b5bfeb2918a55ddd9bfae12af65800
tanj_redshirt
2 months ago
He had to return to the office, but still has to work at home too.
/there ain’t no justice
Confused_Noodle
2 months ago
Gus is gradually learning the hard truths of life.
On the bright side, he’ll get to be in charge if he makes more than his dad!
Mistake-Not-
2 months ago
If its ok for the boss to bother him at home, it should be ok for him to work from home. Simply outrageous
RedNinja-03
2 months ago
I can imagine little Gus giving his dad his change and asking “is this enough to make you the boss?”
abitlazy
2 months ago
Adults should always decide who’s in charge via dance-off
Howitzeronfire
2 months ago
He is thinking in Warhammer 40k Orcs terms
SethLight
2 months ago
Honestly, even as an adult this feels kinda weird. I’m been the manager for people who have had kids that are my age.
thecatandthependulum
2 months ago
I would absolutely combust if my boss showed up at my house. Cultural thing I guess.
Worried_Solid_1332
2 months ago
Wait, do people really allow their bosses to come to their homes to give them work?
soareyousaying
2 months ago
Gus’ next recess: “I have $10 in my pocket! So I should be the king here!”
Caesar_Passing
2 months ago
Real
DoubleDipCrunch
2 months ago
you really know how to hurt a guy, kid.
Stuartx4
2 months ago
It’s not always money… sometimes it’s a family connection.
precinctomega
2 months ago
I feel like August is only a few strips away from deciding to go freelance.
chemaster0016
2 months ago
Why does the Dad Gator, the largest employee, simply not eat the others?
Trombomb20
2 months ago
As a child I definitely subscribed to the ‘taller = more in charge’ thought process. If a tall person asked me to do something, it was done no questions asked
JerryRiceOfOhio2
2 months ago
this is incorrect, it’s determined by who kisses the most butt, or who is a relative of the CEO
LetItGrowUGoober98
2 months ago
Why is this so wholesome
SlapTheBap
2 months ago
A good comic with a simple message. Good work man. I enjoy your comics along with elk’s the most by far. You both deliver what comics are best at. Grew up on newspaper comic strips and would have yours among the first I read along with Opus, Boondocks, and Baby Blues.
StragglingShadow
2 months ago
Ah gustopher. One day school mandatory reading will require you to read “the once and future king” and then you will learn, like young king Arthur, that might doesn’t make right. Indeed, right makes might!
PompeyMagnus1
2 months ago
He is faster than me
WitnessedTheBatboy
2 months ago
An alligator being subservient to a hamster is an incredible representation of the class war
“Why does the bigger employee simply not eat the small more annoying employer?”
When Ember learns this rule
?width=773&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb354bf1a64b8caa6b307b87ab21664d21ac26e1
“How do adults decide who’s in charge?”
“With money.”
Gator Dad droping the hard truths.
Is the boss’s boss even smaller?
He says “It’s no problem” but his body language says “I’m tired and this work bullshit is the last thing I want to do right now “.
I think we should decide our hierarchies purely on height
?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a59c731293b5bfeb2918a55ddd9bfae12af65800
He had to return to the office, but still has to work at home too.
/there ain’t no justice
Gus is gradually learning the hard truths of life.
On the bright side, he’ll get to be in charge if he makes more than his dad!
If its ok for the boss to bother him at home, it should be ok for him to work from home. Simply outrageous
I can imagine little Gus giving his dad his change and asking “is this enough to make you the boss?”
Adults should always decide who’s in charge via dance-off
He is thinking in Warhammer 40k Orcs terms
Honestly, even as an adult this feels kinda weird. I’m been the manager for people who have had kids that are my age.
I would absolutely combust if my boss showed up at my house. Cultural thing I guess.
Wait, do people really allow their bosses to come to their homes to give them work?
Gus’ next recess: “I have $10 in my pocket! So I should be the king here!”
Real
you really know how to hurt a guy, kid.
It’s not always money… sometimes it’s a family connection.
I feel like August is only a few strips away from deciding to go freelance.
Why does the Dad Gator, the largest employee, simply not eat the others?
As a child I definitely subscribed to the ‘taller = more in charge’ thought process. If a tall person asked me to do something, it was done no questions asked
this is incorrect, it’s determined by who kisses the most butt, or who is a relative of the CEO
Why is this so wholesome
A good comic with a simple message. Good work man. I enjoy your comics along with elk’s the most by far. You both deliver what comics are best at. Grew up on newspaper comic strips and would have yours among the first I read along with Opus, Boondocks, and Baby Blues.
Ah gustopher. One day school mandatory reading will require you to read “the once and future king” and then you will learn, like young king Arthur, that might doesn’t make right. Indeed, right makes might!
He is faster than me
An alligator being subservient to a hamster is an incredible representation of the class war
time to randoly ship gator dad and the boss.