Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for June 27, 2004
Transcript:
Mr. Pinkley: New questions for the new world of business: Charlene: If my Manolo Blahnik flip-flops cost more than the lease payment on your luxury SUV, are they considered serious office attire? Woman: If I use my lunch hour to get a pedicure to prepare my toes for the Gucci flip-flops that match my power suit, can I deduct just the pedicure or also the take-out salad as a business expense? Woman 2: If I wear Savorski crystal fli-flops with glitter polich, and the client gawks at my toe cleavage in the copy room, is it sexual harassment? Cathy: Can I wear a dressy flip-flop on casual friday, or is that just not done? Mr. Pinkley: All concerns are being noted by our personnel director, who I'm sure has some new questions of her own... Woman 3: If I'm wearing flip-flops and latte spills on my bare foot, do I sue the coffee company, the flip-flop manufacturer, or you?