Peanuts by Charles Schulz for June 08, 2022

I don’t think $1.00 will cover the doctor’s bill, Charlie Brown.

Poor CB…maybe a paper route!

“Baby you can drive my car”

Just Charlie Brown and original Patty today – it makes one feel nostalgic for 1950/1.

Kinda takes the challenge out of the job.

I wish there were ambitious kids out there today that would go door-to-door & offer to wash cars for $1.00. Heck, I’d even pay $2.00 (if it was a decent job).

Maybe Chuck will need to find some references.

For an extra royalty fee you can throw in the 1976-1977 #1 song by Rose Royce called “Car Wash”.

This is a valid concern nowadays as America is the home of the Lawsuit Lottery!

“Standing still”? I’m afraid it’s “while on the highway” or no deal.

reminds me of when I was a kid, going door to door in the fall to rake leave or shovel snow.

This strip shows a side of Charlie that has a quick wit and smartness we don’t usually associate with the pitcher of the losing squad. “I only wash cars that are standing still” is a great comeback and in truth there would be little chance of injury while washing a car. As to the fee being too low, now certainly, but then, a buck would be just about right. I remember cutting the whole yard’s grass, supplying the mower and gasoline for just $10. Now, I’d have to pay $50 and I provide all equipment and gas. No, my estimation of Charles has just went up with his display of industry and wit. And, I could use a door-to-door car washer, just now and I’d gladly pay $20 for my car’s wash.

His dad has insurance. Sheesh, just give the kid the job.

Charles Brown, LLC

Good come back, Chuck! I always suspected he was smarter than he looked.

It’s the original “Patty”,back from her exile in the Foreign Legion!!

Good marketing, Charlie Brown.

I’ll give you $2 to wash my bike, decrease and lube the chain. Just make sure you dry it so it doesn’t rust.

A little over $5.00 in today’s money

Cute

The decline of youth summer employment, as predicted by Charles Schulz.

Good plan, Charlie Brown.