FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for September 28, 2020

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    Templo S.U.D.  about 4 years ago

    you got a point there, Roger, on that remark

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    monkeysky  about 4 years ago

    Great, now everyone on gocomics.com knows it.

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    Prescott_Philosopher   about 4 years ago

    Uh, the price last summer, anywhere, isn’t very relevant now.

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    nosirrom  about 4 years ago

    But does she know the Card Verification Value?

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    dv1093  about 4 years ago

    I ended up learning my credit card information through the process of ordering pizza.

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    kab2rb  about 4 years ago

    I try not to remember mine, what I remember the most is my SS#, in my early 20’s over 200 application, yes remember #. Soon I will have another password remembered.

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    kauri44  about 4 years ago

    Shouldn’t Roger be a little more worried that Paige has memorized his credit card information?

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    KEA  about 4 years ago

    People’s talents vary.

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    DCBakerEsq  about 4 years ago

    When I buy stuff on the Internet, I always pay in cash.

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    SylviSterling  about 4 years ago

    Back in the day, I worked for a telephone answering sales service (Hello LiveOps!) and we took calls for companies selling cr-p on TV. We handled Shark Vacuums, Ginsu knives, WonderBra, the Bullet, SEVERAL evangelical programs (“Just pretend you’re a church member and Reverend GospelSharp just stepped out!”) and so on.

    The worst one was Slushy Magic! It was a type of cup that, when you poured in juice or soda, would freeze it, causing it to turn in to a soft slushy drink. Well we were FLOODED with phone calls from children wanting to order the damned thing! “Are you over 18?” “Yeth.” “And whose credit card will you be using?” “My Daddy’th.” we could hang up ONLY if given proof the voice on the other end was a child! Often the stumbling block WAS the CC#. “And may I have the card number?” “Uh… One Two Free Four Five…” Right! Disconnect.

    One afternoon I got a little girl, I could TELL she was young, and I heard a cartoon show in the background. I pegged the voice at no older than maybe six. I asked her age and she chirped “Twenty free!” OK, kid… “Credit card number?” OMG! That little chickadee rattled it off like a PRO! AND the name AND the CV on the back! I was gobsmacked. FORTUNATELY just in the nick of time, her MOTHER came on the line “Francine, what have I told you about stealing Mommy’s cards!” (into the phone) “I don’t know WHAT that little brat ordered, but CANCEL IT!!” Smack! “SCREECH!” CLICK!

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    txmystic  about 4 years ago

    Isn’t that Ted Underhill’s AMEX number?

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    Spence12 Premium Member about 4 years ago

    Lucky for Roger, that credit card has expired.

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  about 4 years ago

    Paige seems to have an acumen for math too like her younger brother. But she can only do it for what she likes. Otherwise it is of no interest to her.

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    ex window inspector  about 4 years ago

    I have my driver’s license memorized, but for some reason the CC number hasn’t come so easy…must be my age

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    ejrayh  about 4 years ago

    Remembering is all about what’s important to you. As a kid I hated numbers and math in school but had no trouble figuring and remembering baseball card stats. I still know Ted Williams hit .388 in 1957 and Bud Daley’s 1958 baseball card (he was pictured as a Cleveland Indian then) was #222. Don’t ask me my cell phone number, though.

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    mistercatworks  about 4 years ago

    Let’s drive 12 miles to the mall to save a buck.

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