Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for March 28, 2024

For once I agree with Andy.

be grateful, Andy … he didn’t carry a cue stick!

Andy, he will loan you his foot on the seat of your pants!

Now, the third panel would have been better served if it showed the worthless bum being KICKED out of the bank!!

He has no employment and is on a dole. No bank would give him a loan.

He deserves a bonus for having to deal with people like you, Andy.

Humor among thieves runs thin.

But think of the boost to the local economy if Andy were to pay off his bar tab.

You’ll have to deal with it yourself Andy.

If Andy Capp was a rolling stone, when he died all he left was a loan.

He’s only rude to the scrounging public.

Here! Here! Andy Lad!

Andy has proven to be an extreme risk for a loan of 10 pounds.

That’s their REAL job.

Well, Andy took his best shot………….but………………….

Wow! Looks like Andy is trying to pay off his bar tab — at least partially.

That didn’t go so badly, at least he didn’t forcibly toss him out.

I once worked for a bank taking loan applications. By law, we had to process all of them, even the ones that had no income. Wasted a lot of time.

Any Cappers doing anything interesting for Easter? I’m buying a few dozen eggs—and throwing them at people I don’t much like!

I’m surprised he didn’t bring Chalkie as collateral.

Hear Hear, Andy.

Tired of Canadian Bank CEO’s taking multimillion dollar bonuses … while the poorest (i.e. people on disability, like me, the elderly, and the like) are charged $16/mth to be able to use their accounts.

Should be those with balances over $3000 making payments.

Sorry but I would be “That rude” too.

What a flippin’ cheek!

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What’s a bonus? Oh yeah, I seem to remember getting something called that long ago.

A thousand pounds would buy a LOT of booze.

Andy .I agree withe man in the bank

I’m not sure I’d want to do business with a bank that says it can’t afford to give such a loan. Surely, they have the money on hand.

It would be better to state the truth: “Mr. Capp, it would be fiscally irresponsible of this bank to loan money to someone who has neither the means nor, obviously, the desire to ever repay the loan.”

He is a self deluded, ignorant, obliviot of an ar5ehole whose acquaintances, and wife, should tell him to p155 off