Reality Check by Dave Whamond for May 30, 2024

He’s not a deep thinker.

You need several new apps that has subscription fees tied to your credit card.

Your money has all gone to a better place.

Listens to well-wishers, kid.

Hi – I would like to know what font you use for your cartoons – in particular the 2022 Beijing cartoon which was published on 4 February 2022. Thank you.

Similar to buying mega lottery tickets as a retirement “plan”.

HEY! Knock it off, you!

I’m trying to pick up loose change down here!

keep wishin’…

Is that a slot machine?

A good example of a fool and his money. Another is not paying off the total of your credit card every month and having to pay exorbitant interest.

Bravo, Dave! This one is genius!

My wife and I were returning from Albuquerque and stopped in at a small travel center to use the restrooms and get a couple of bottles of water or cold drink. When the young woman rang up my purchase, the total was $3.58. I handed her $4.00. She looked at me in dead seriousness and asked how much change she owed me. This young woman had never been taught how to count change. I simply felt sad for her.

I saw a “Get Out of Paying Your Credit Card Debt” commercial where someone supposedly was assisted in getting around his accumulated debt and he was so happy that now he could go to Puerto Rico on vacation. Seems to me like if he could afford to go to Puerto Rico on vacation, he could maybe have paid some of what he owed.

well, well, well -Joe Kenda

Ditch the betting apps from your phone!

I have a friend who works security at the local Rez casino. He says the place is rammed the day after the pension cheques are deposited.

But … is that a NEW and IMPROVED wishing well …?

He’d be better off giving it to Wells Fargo.

little Davey, the younger years…(which is why he had to become a comix writer…worked out for our benefit, tho! lol!)

Hey kid, wanna buy a beanstalk !!! ;-)

Kids, an example of what our government is doing to pay off our double digit trillion $ national debt.

When asked where the $10 million went that he earned over his career, George Raft replied, “Part of the loot went for gambling, part for horses, part for women. The rest I spent foolishly.”

Is Timmy down there collecting all this loot and waiting for Lassie? :)

The wishing well now accepts cryptocurrency and debit cards.

How does such a guy even have any money to foolishly lose? One of life’s little mysteries.