One store in Auburn, Washington (between Seattle and Tacoma) kept “Sandy,” a horse, at 10 cents until the store closed in 1990. Now she’s in the city’s history museum.
maybe the store keeps it a dime as a loss leader, something to attract customers. that or the sign is a permanent part of the structure, but no longer accurate. it could be that if he looked at the slot it actually demands a dollar
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member about 9 years ago
Love the look on her face in the last panel.
Retired Dude about 9 years ago
See there? Gocomics CAN be educational. I just learned what loonies and toonies are.
Ermine Notyours about 9 years ago
One store in Auburn, Washington (between Seattle and Tacoma) kept “Sandy,” a horse, at 10 cents until the store closed in 1990. Now she’s in the city’s history museum.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 9 years ago
Aw man!
rmbdot about 9 years ago
A dime!? God be with the day – it’s been a long time since a ride like that went for as little as a dime.
rmbdot about 9 years ago
I don’t which of them to feel more sorry for – this has been a week of “failure to launch”.
abbybookcase about 9 years ago
maybe the store keeps it a dime as a loss leader, something to attract customers. that or the sign is a permanent part of the structure, but no longer accurate. it could be that if he looked at the slot it actually demands a dollar
Dirty Dragon about 9 years ago
Mission Control Capt. Taggart is going to have to send someone out to get a whole lot of dimes.
Decepticomic over 3 years ago
I-I need about three-fiddy.