Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for September 25, 2023

On the plus side, they arranged ten easy payments of only $5 million.

Which Tony paid on time to avoid a late charge

When I lived in Japan in 1960, many Japanese were already wearing face masks.

“Monday, Monday. Can’t trust that day…”

I can believe that from Consolidated Edison!

The “Believe it or Not” shocker is that the guy’s average electric bill is only $74! My electric bill is WAY more than that. My bill comes with a graph showing how my energy use compares with similar sized homes. The graph shows “average homes”, “efficient homes” and “my home”. My usage is half that of “efficient homes” and one-fourth that of “average homes”.

Sheesh! Some people will do anything to get out of work!!

This glitch is called “Inflation” :D

Strange, I don’t see any drawings of Japanese people in this cartoon. Wait, there are three badly drawn head things at the top. maybe some yellow ink would make them standout as Japanese. Very poorly drawn this morning.

Which took Tommy two and a half years to get the right person on the phone and straighten out.

They rounded up on that power bill.

Yep,Monday.Some people will do anything to avoid going back to work..

Do like Garfield and sleep t hru Monday.

Heart attacks especially the first Monday after ‘daylight savings’.

Not only that but Monday at 9 am.

For a moment there, I thought the Japanese had started writing smiley faces on their face masks.

And the Utility company’s computer never makes mistakes…

With solar panels and house batteries, our average electrical bill is less than $25.00 per month in a 3,000 sq ft house in British Columbia. Believe it.

Yes…. a “glitch”….

The so-called artist must really hate Japanese people, to draw such ridiculous stereotypes – even buck teeth, like WWII propaganda! How offensive.

And no, the people in the photo this was taken from definitely did NOT look like that; you can find it in Sky News, if you want to see for yourself.

Monday? Uh oh!

75$ bill for a friggin’ 600sq feet apartment in NY? HOW THE HELL?

Ironically, I found myself smiling more with my mask on. Maybe I felt less self-conscious about it.

That utility bill is the first shot across the bow.

In the fall they occur to men because of the lack of live TV football on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Thing is, if you smile behind a mask it still shows up around your eyes.