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to determine who is

responsible for this

mess. We just want

someone to take

the blame.”

—Robert Rapp

Spokane, Washington

Scene: An office

employee #1: I want

to start reading more

books.

employee #2: Didn’t

you just read

yesterday?

—overheardintheoffice.com

A fellow commuter

walked onto the train

while talking on the

phone to his mother.

From what I could

glean, he was trying to

end the conversation,

but she wasn’t having

it. I say that because the

man finally declared in

a loud, exasperated

voice, “No, I don’t want

to talk to the dog!”

—Jennifer Pauly

Croton-on-Hudson,

New York

The printer was broken,

and no one could

figure out whose fault

it was. After arguing

back and forth, our

supervisor took charge.

“Look,” he said,

“we really don’t need

“Wait, not yet! I still have 37 sick days left!”

Reader’s Digest

48 april 2019 cartoon by Harley Schwadron

All

in a Day’s

WORK