Monty by Jim Meddick for November 05, 2014
November 04, 2014
November 06, 2014
Transcript:
Sir, do you care for some Halloween candy? No. I'm self administering the marshmallow test. Perhaps you've heard of it... A child is left with a marshmallow. If they can resist eating it and tell the researcher returns, they receive more. If not... Nothing. Turns out the child who resists goes on to greater intellectual and financial rewards in life... Fortunately, my superior intellect allowed me to deduce that marshmallow tests are immaterial when applied to heirs of vast estates...
Monster Hesh about 10 years ago
It’s incredible how the “superior intellect” always finds justification for spontaneous gratification (and gluttony, and the innate superiority of the inheritor class), no matter what mental acrobatics it must perform.
Sisyphos about 10 years ago
You say “superior intellect”; I say “lack of self-control.” Tomato, tomahto….Jarvis, Young Master needs an Intervention!
puddlesplatt about 10 years ago
slobbering Fool !
Marko56 about 10 years ago
And again…as long as this comic is about the brat, I quickly pass by and on to the next comic.
shamino about 10 years ago
Of course, Sedge’s theory isn’t really true. While multi-generational inheritance of vast wealth has been typical in Europe, where nobility has been an entrenched part of the culture, it has not held true in the US..In The US, most (but not all) wealthy people made their own wealth, and most (but not all) who inherit vast fortunes end up losing it due to their own gross mismanagement. And in many cases you find both in the same generation – a person gets rich and then loses it in his own lifetime.
neverenoughgold about 10 years ago
Well, this is encouraging…
chriscc63 about 10 years ago
Way to go Segi, Kill em with logic.
Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member about 10 years ago
This is why the Republicans won in the midterms.