Man: I shouldn't have worn stilts to the interview, because if I get the job I'll have to keep it up.
those are uncle sam rules, to clowns funny, all the while juggling duties…
That’s what happens when you tell tall stories.
When pretending to be who you are not… there are consequences!
His name is George Costanza
Carrillo rocks. I can always count on a good laugh when I see his strip at the top of my daily e-mails.
I don’t see why you can’t slowly make the stilts shorter, about an inch per week until you are down to your normal height.
I really hope he has more than one pair of long pants, or he will be doing laundry every night.
Wow. This strip caught me by surprise and now I’m having some serious giggle fits.
tall people get hired more than short people.
lol, reminds me of that dilbert cartoon where there was a guy with a block butt, and he appeared tall in the interview and was hired because of it.
but seriously, laughs aside, this does bring up a true lesson about making yourself look better in your interview than you really are…
November 07, 2013
revisages over 12 years ago
those are uncle sam rules, to clowns funny, all the while juggling duties…
Superfrog over 12 years ago
That’s what happens when you tell tall stories.
psychlady over 12 years ago
When pretending to be who you are not… there are consequences!
Auntie Socialist over 12 years ago
His name is George Costanza
ott70 over 12 years ago
Carrillo rocks. I can always count on a good laugh when I see his strip at the top of my daily e-mails.
ez173 over 12 years ago
I don’t see why you can’t slowly make the stilts shorter, about an inch per week until you are down to your normal height.
rangerboymark over 12 years ago
I really hope he has more than one pair of long pants, or he will be doing laundry every night.
Nicole ♫ ⊱✿ ◕‿◕✿⊰♫ Premium Member over 12 years ago
Wow. This strip caught me by surprise and now I’m having some serious giggle fits.
dmanc33 over 12 years ago
tall people get hired more than short people.
tegm over 12 years ago
lol, reminds me of that dilbert cartoon where there was a guy with a block butt, and he appeared tall in the interview and was hired because of it.
but seriously, laughs aside, this does bring up a true lesson about making yourself look better in your interview than you really are…