Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for July 02, 2024

Au contraire, it smells just like a computer monitor.

Sometimes it is hard to tell if a screen is touch sensitive.

The tech will be here any minute.

Yes, you passed. You are gullible.

Wow, where can I get a test like that? I would pass with flying colors. Actually I really don’t want to know. If I try to look it up I will probably get a bunch of phishing email.

He better try it again. … Maybe later it will work.

The senses of smell and taste are closely linked. The logical next step for Brewster should be to try licking his monitor to see if that helps him smell anything.

He just placed 250 items into his shopping cart.

He’s 10/10 for following instructions though.

Did you know that “gullible” isn’t in the dictionary?

It’s hard to see because the screen has white out all over it from when he was typing a report.

Brilliant, Mr. Rickard!

Well at least it ain’t another one of em I IS NOT A ROBOT test.

Reminds me of a Grade School incident. We had a quiz where one of the questions was “Children are gullible. T-F”. I put “F”, and it was marked wrong. I held up my hand and said “Why is this wrong? I’m not gullible!” Realizing what he’d done wrong, he told the class that anyone who got that one marked wrong would have it reversed… ☺

Well, it’s obvious why he didn’t smell anything, he didn’t scratch the screen hard enough! Brewster needs to just put more elbow grease in his efforts to the screen with a sharp knife …something’s bound to happen!

In this case it’s Brewster Rockit, so some exceptions have to be made. Have Pam take the test!

We laugh, but some of the stories I’ve seen from technical support people that are presented as true — well, if they are, some people are extremely, uh, gullible (to put it gently), or I’m gullible for believing they’re true.

It’s time to take away his mouse.

That was determined in the first panel.

You’re nearly there just a few private details and passwords and you pass!!

I keep failing it.

The Nigerian Princes are lining up.

“Person, woman, man, camera, TV.” It was in all the papers.