Pickles by Brian Crane for November 30, 2018

Oi, the drama on that one day Earl went with a tan shirt.. KISS principle applies ever since.

“It also makes it easier on the lazy cartoonist.”

What I don’t understand is why the shirt doesn’t look any older now.

A mind is a terrible thing to waste, Earl.

Tis the nice thing about wearing a uniform to work you don’t have to think about what to wear :-)

Yes. This is why my closet has blue jeans, blue jean skirts and black shirts.

If something works, you stay with it…..

Many years ago, I read about a scientist whose entire wardrobe was made up of clothes that were either white, grey or black. Never had to think hard about what to wear and was never dressed inappropriately.

One less thing to worry about! Can’t argue with that.

OMG – my motto exactly. Earl, you’re a wise man!

His blue shirt accents his blue eyes (maybe?). We may never know.

He always buys white shirts, and wears them until they are blue.

Righ. I’m going to go with that one, too. The older you get, the less new shirts you buy.

That whole family seems to wear the same clothes year after year.. As do many cartoon characters.. wonder why that is………..

Same style, same colour but not necessarily the same shirt.

“… and I need to save what little remains.”

Grandpa must have been reading Paragraph Three in the linked Wikipedia article; it puts him in good company: <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_fatigue>.

That’s true for thirty years (USN) I didn’t have to waste brain power deciding what to ware to work, although my Chief thought I didn’t have that much to waste anyway.

Yep those of us with limited brain power need to conserve