Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for July 26, 2014
Transcript:
Gus: Why shouldn't I tell Gene things? He's a member of this outfit! Listen, Lou, we're having a great summer! I want to finish big! Gus: It would mean a lot to the people who work here, and I don't want you distracted! Listen, I depend on you to run this place like a well-oiled machine! Gus: We'll talk about those other things soon enough and listen, when are you two coming back? We're kind of short-handed, you know! Janis: Did you have a good talk with your father? Mary Lou: Yeh!
Nachikethass over 10 years ago
Bulldozed!
Sepket over 10 years ago
You can see why her dad is such a successful businessman. He told her just what she needed to hear. She was acting out of emotion. True emotions can should be part of a woman’s allure but you don’t run a prosperous business using emotion.
Chuck_it_all over 10 years ago
Nice catch! Well played. Hope there was not a flag on the play.
Doctor_McCoy over 10 years ago
That approach must have worked on Mary Lou’s mother.
flagmichael over 10 years ago
This really gives us a glimpse of Mary Lou’s toughness and adaptability. She has gotten over the Daddy thing a while ago and now sees him as a loved one who has a way of talking. Her face says she means it when she says it was a good talk.
Varnes over 10 years ago
Sorry, but this whole Gus not telling her thing just doesn’t make sense to me…..said the gumball machine…..
bsqnbay over 10 years ago
Can’t put my finger on it…but something just doesn’t seem right.
paultunes over 10 years ago
why does Janis care? she goes months without even casually mentioning Gene and his family then is all up in their business. what year was their last visit to the shore? 2010? where is Meg?
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 10 years ago
Mary Lou was told Gus’ reason and that he was thinking of her and that he misses her and needs her.She is satisfiedFOR THE MOMENTCan’t expect much more, especially out of people who think Gus has to do what we would do despite the fact we never would do what he does every day.
ted.hering over 10 years ago
Local restaurants that have announced their last day ahead of time seem to have an explosion of customers trying to get in under the wire. Despite that, most keep their final plans a deep dark secret until they turn out the lights at the end. I wonder why? (Are they avoiding creditors?)
ARLOS DAD over 10 years ago
The end is near, Gus is dying….
Strod over 10 years ago
If I recall correctly, she died before Mary Lou and her dad were introduced to us in the strip, back when Mary Lou and Gene were around 12 years old.