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And Leslie Knox isn’t someone you want to be beholding too! Deception upon deception. What other deceptions will be in store? This cannot end well for any of them.
How stupid to be caught so blatantly. I wonder if she left the flashers on so it would be sure to be noticed.
Where is Tiffany? Is it still too early for her return from the party?
WOW! Al & Irma are really monitoring this situation. Now I understand their snippy behavior toward Bets. I think I recall Al saying some time ago something to the effect that Les & Gunther don’t need girlfriends yet (not mature enough?). But Geez – Bets being nearly 20 years old is not out of line going after a guy – she didn’t deserve to be put down by the dinner hosts. So on one side, we could say that Al & Irma are older and wiser and their take on this should be accepted. On the other hand, babies raised in a bubble can’t handle germs when they encounter them at a later age. BTW – Bets should have thought to park in another block.
If this arc continues into next week, I stated a few days ago that I have a feeling that Al and Irma will be back later.
I stated a few days ago that the last time Gunther grew a pair over a girl he was banished from the strip for almost a year, to Peru no less. Events this week and the potential for a rediscovery could wind up with Gunther banished from the Gulag this time.
This only accentuates the clear bias against Bets here, now being activated by Al. Tiffany has been there for some time, but has he ever come over to inquire about why she’s there overnight? I don’t think this is the end of this arc, one way or another the difference in treatment and respect/regard will have to dealt with, but even if it isn’t, Les’s fib opens the reality that Gun and Bets are apparently about to do the deed in the Gulag, in Gun’s room. We still don’t have Tiffany’s return as well. So, skip to another arc, or not Monday, this story is far from over. Will, and how, exactly, will hilarity ensue.
I’m not buying it, that Al would buy such an obvious lame excuse. Being the Lord of the Manor, he’d barge right into Gunther’s room (pardon me, the room that Al is generously allowing Gunther to stay in) to see for himself.
Les is such a good wingman and cousin. At this point I wonder if the Valentine’s Day arc will still be focused on Gunther and Bets and their first night together and not about Piro’s mystery involving Luann and Bernice.
I think this is funny. People are complaining about the controlling landlord. Gunther and Les choose to live there. They have other options. They are legally adults and Irma and Al are undo no legal obligation to house them. Al and Irma are well within their right to enforce a code of conduct to be able to continue living in the guest house with out any financial compensation. Again, Gunther and Les have other housing options though some are not as desirable as others.
Lying to Al is a mistake. He is not stupid and he can read people extremely well. So is the morning, when Bets does the walk of shame, Al is gonna be waiting leaning against her fully functional car. Let the drama ensue.
I am actually surprsied that Al does not have the Gulag wired for sound with some listening devices. This old wise guy seems to be one that always wants to be a step ahead of everyone else so he can “solve problems” for the “family” better. Al also reminds me a bit of Jack Byrnes from “Meet the Parents” and “Meet the Fockers” and played by Robert DeNiro. Good guess is that Al is either a wise guy or a deep cover operative for a government. Good chance he busts Gunnie and Bets if this arc continues into next week or perhaps we jump over to Brad and Toni or back to the classroom with Luann, Tara and Piro…..
That’s good. I was hoping Bets would stick around. She really keeps things spicy and fun. She’s the sorta girl that Gun needs over the long haul and to make for many fun collisions. Thanks!
I said it before, I’ll say it again: Lovin’ how Les has grown from being a selfish bully to a team-playing bachelor. Still, the jig will be up soon enough and the consequences will have to be made. Hope the boys are ready for it.
I expected Erma to go and see why there is a covering over the window. That’s why there are no curtains or shades, so that Erma and Al can go by and see what’s going on in “their” house.
These two are awful at being sneaky. Bets should have moved the car. $ says Al’s been watching the lot all night waiting for her to leave. Les is a fast thinker but would have been better if he had added to the car story that she was mad at Gunth and ubered home.
Some cultures/religions have very strict rules about premarital relations. It makes this comic seem pretty ridiculous in modern times but to be fair, you can’t judge them by our standards.
Al’s last comment sounds to me he knows Les lied and is just looking for something he can tell Gunther’s mom that would stop her from storming over to boot Bets out.
Uncle Al has always been in the know about bad people/situations. Maybe, just maybe, there is something more unpleasant to Bets than her self-centered narcissistic personality…
Hey Mordy, if you’re around (always hope you’re okay) what do you think about Les being Gun’s wingman, huh? A wingman who lied to a psuedo wiseguy at that? Who would have though?
Random thoughts: • Al and Irma have morphed from jolly and jovial into disfunctional ogre parents! What’s up with that?
• As a supposed “culmination” night set up, Panel 3 looks more like Bernice and Nil than Luann and Quill. * https://www.gocomics.com/luann/2021/05/21 * https://www.gocomics.com/luann/2015/06/02
• Why was the Tiffany character raised at the beginning of this sequence? So far, she has been used (abused?) by GnK to contrast how Al and Irma respond to both Tiffany and Bets. Was her leaving just some sort of catalyst for this sequence? Will she return and be engulfed in this dystopian Gulag community. Remember, these characters are part of the Tiffany orbit; as opposed to Luann’s orbit with her friends and family.
• GnK have created a situation fraught with tension on many levels; sexual, relational, situational. Can they pull off a satisfactory coda???
Stepping back to before Bets challenged him, I recall that Gunther matured from his going to South America with Rosa. Between then and last week, did he regress?
I’m just noticing how many of the parental characters in this strip are malevolent or seriously neglectful or plain out of the picture (abandoners). They’d never pass adoption agency muster. The De Groots seem to be an exception. Luann lucked out. Her parents aren’t whack jobs — they care about her and are there for her. This Irma/Al combination — dark side doesn’t begin to cover it — infuriating psychos, laughing with tears in my eyes.
Will AL & Irma be on the lookout at dawn? Kids forget their elders were once young and “been there done that”. Well maybe not Gunther’s mom, she seems very straight laced, but I’m imaging old AL has been around the block.
Owe him for what, Leslie? That lie was so bad a child could see through it. Al and Irma will know that Gunther didn’t leave since they live a mere few feet away and probably notice when a car leaves or drives out of their driveway area… also I still feel like this is a situation people would take the side of the parents on more if it was Luann or Bernice doing this after Mr and Mrs DeGroot explicitly told them “no boys in our home overnight.”
Also for all the heaps of grief readers give Tiffany for being treated like a flawless princess by Irma and Al, and “mooching” (inspire of Gunther and Leslie doing the same thing) at least if she’s partying and doing things they might not approve of she’s not doing it while under their roof lying to their face about it. She’s currently the only 19 year old in the house who followed the rules and everyone is acting like SHE ought to be kicked out by Irma and Al.
As the parent of 3 adult children, (42, 37, and 25), this is a difficult hurdle for a older parents with adult children who may still reside at home, regardless of your religious/social beliefs.
I’m surprised that there are 100 fewer comments today that the 300+ we normally see! Maybe people are already getting ready for Super Bowl Sunday. Anyway, I predict this arc will continue next week. How will Bets get out of the house without Al seeing her? I don’t think she can, which will bring Al back to ask more questions. Is Gunther ever going to confront Al and Irma about their prejudice towards Bets? I doubt it, but I hope he will. What’s going to happen when Tiffany finally shows up? Merriment and joviality or catastrophe and calamity. I’ll tune in Monday to find out even if I am still in a Super Bowl stupor.
I’m pretty sure Uncle Al only came over to inquire because Irma told him there would be no rest until he checked and made sure that strumpet had gone home.
I am surprised that no one mentioned why Gunther’s mother and stepfather wouldn’t like Bets. Bets is high-maintenance, manipulative, in-your-face attention seeking. Why wouldn’t a parent seek to discourage such a relationship, especially one headed in the direction it appears to be going? And, on their property where they make the rules. Just sayin’…
Uncle Al must be an idiot. Not because of the car – because of his intrusive, self-righteous moralizing. Time for Gunther’s mom to “enlighten” him.
Aw; it’s still pretty sweet of Les to cover for Gunth like that. Les was truly a jerk (using the nicest term possible) to him in high school, and despite his shortcomings, he really has grown with everything. To saving Gunther’s butt, to standing up against his own mother, to taking care of Tiff, it’s clear he’s trying to be better, even if the process isn’t seamless. Maybe he just remembers hiding Punk when he was too embarrassed to admit he had grown attached. He’s grown into being a softy, whether he wants to admit it or not.
Bets should go get a fake cast & sling for her arm. “Hey Mom & Al, Bets broke her arm just like Tiffany so she needs to stay here so we can take care of her.” If they say no, Gunther could put them on the spot about why was it okay for Tiffany to stay there when she was hurt but not Bets?
My apologies if someone has already mentioned this. But while I kind of admire Les’ quick thinking up of a plausible lie, he’s putting himself at jeopardy. If Al and Irma find out that Bets really was there, they will be furious and could retaliate against Gunther. They might not have done anything to Les had he made Gunther responsible for talking to Al himself. But by now lying, Les has made himself an accessory to the “crime” and could live to regret it. I know, comics and other stories rely on people doing the “wrong” things; otherwise they wouldn’t be interesting. But Les with only have his “hold” on Gunther, and perhaps his home, if Al and Irma don’t somehow find out the truth. As always, time will tell!
C about 2 years ago
Oh what a tangled web we weave
lvlax about 2 years ago
Gunther owes Les BIGTIME!
Bets will need to trade in her car and wear a wig, if she wants to outsmart Al, in the future. lol
Hard to believe Al would come over and do that. What if they were all watching a long movie? What an A$$!
Looks like that’s a wrap on this arc. I wonder what awaits us on Monday.
Templo S.U.D. about 2 years ago
Good job, Leslie.
beb01 about 2 years ago
Les should have asked “Since when did we have a curfew?”
Tyge about 2 years ago
And Leslie Knox isn’t someone you want to be beholding too! Deception upon deception. What other deceptions will be in store? This cannot end well for any of them.
How stupid to be caught so blatantly. I wonder if she left the flashers on so it would be sure to be noticed.
Where is Tiffany? Is it still too early for her return from the party?
Tyge about 2 years ago
A flop ending to the week.
Calliope about 2 years ago
Tonight, the role of “Uncle Al” will be played by 1970s Ed Asner.
TheLastLawman about 2 years ago
Huh. Sherlock Al apparently failed to notice that Gunther’s car is still there.Or did Tiffany borrow it to go to that party…?
Kymberleigh about 2 years ago
Okay, presumably it’s fairly late in the evening if Al is coming over to pose this question. So I have two questions:
1. Is he always in a suit and tie? Doesn’t he ever change into something more casual when he is at home?
2. How does he know which car is Bets’, presuming it’s parked on the street since she is a visitor?
CO Premium Member about 2 years ago
Why didn’t Al notice that Gunther’s car is still there too?
ericbrower about 2 years ago
And meanwhile, Tiffany still hasn’t come back from the party.
GeorgeInAZ about 2 years ago
Good friend!
BabyBlue about 2 years ago
Sneaking and lying are not exactly the same as standing up for yourself. I sure hope this goes somewhere interesting.
nightflight about 2 years ago
We’ve wrung out this arc pretty well now and the only thing left is our imagination. Did they doot, or did they not doot?
gnmnrbl about 2 years ago
I know irma and mr gray is gunther and les’ "landlords; but they need to stop treating them like boys in need of supervision or a chaperon.
kenhense about 2 years ago
WOW! Al & Irma are really monitoring this situation. Now I understand their snippy behavior toward Bets. I think I recall Al saying some time ago something to the effect that Les & Gunther don’t need girlfriends yet (not mature enough?). But Geez – Bets being nearly 20 years old is not out of line going after a guy – she didn’t deserve to be put down by the dinner hosts. So on one side, we could say that Al & Irma are older and wiser and their take on this should be accepted. On the other hand, babies raised in a bubble can’t handle germs when they encounter them at a later age. BTW – Bets should have thought to park in another block.
kenhense about 2 years ago
I suspect a new arc for Monday – since G & K don’t seem to want to show Gunther & Bets in the sack together.
Tyge about 2 years ago
If this arc continues into next week, I stated a few days ago that I have a feeling that Al and Irma will be back later.
I stated a few days ago that the last time Gunther grew a pair over a girl he was banished from the strip for almost a year, to Peru no less. Events this week and the potential for a rediscovery could wind up with Gunther banished from the Gulag this time.
Tyge about 2 years ago
The pot boils and the plot thickens!
aesirson4 about 2 years ago
I have feeling that’s the end of this story arc.Did we resolve anything here or no?Not saying we did…not saying we didn’t either….
Scarlet Shimmer about 2 years ago
Sigh baby steps I guess. This is Luann, where change can happen, but only at a snails pace.
luann1212 about 2 years ago
This only accentuates the clear bias against Bets here, now being activated by Al. Tiffany has been there for some time, but has he ever come over to inquire about why she’s there overnight? I don’t think this is the end of this arc, one way or another the difference in treatment and respect/regard will have to dealt with, but even if it isn’t, Les’s fib opens the reality that Gun and Bets are apparently about to do the deed in the Gulag, in Gun’s room. We still don’t have Tiffany’s return as well. So, skip to another arc, or not Monday, this story is far from over. Will, and how, exactly, will hilarity ensue.
Brdshtt Premium Member about 2 years ago
Yesterday, they were lying down in bed. Now they are sitting up. If this went on into Sunday, they would be standing by the bed.
SJhapamama about 2 years ago
Al needs to get a new hobby!
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
TIFFANY! has not return yet.
RolloTheGrouch about 2 years ago
I’m not buying it, that Al would buy such an obvious lame excuse. Being the Lord of the Manor, he’d barge right into Gunther’s room (pardon me, the room that Al is generously allowing Gunther to stay in) to see for himself.
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
An unhappy Irma will make life miserable for Al Gray. He might kick out Leslie Knox from the backyard Apartment?
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
Unless Gunther drives an electric vehicle, the hood should be warm?
Aladar30 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Les is such a good wingman and cousin. At this point I wonder if the Valentine’s Day arc will still be focused on Gunther and Bets and their first night together and not about Piro’s mystery involving Luann and Bernice.
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
It’s time for Gunther and Bets to elope.
blunebottle about 2 years ago
Why is Bets’ car still here? Same reason Tiffany’s is, Al.
rheddmobile about 2 years ago
Free room and board cost way too much in this case.
butterfly_qvrs about 2 years ago
I think this is funny. People are complaining about the controlling landlord. Gunther and Les choose to live there. They have other options. They are legally adults and Irma and Al are undo no legal obligation to house them. Al and Irma are well within their right to enforce a code of conduct to be able to continue living in the guest house with out any financial compensation. Again, Gunther and Les have other housing options though some are not as desirable as others.
Lying to Al is a mistake. He is not stupid and he can read people extremely well. So is the morning, when Bets does the walk of shame, Al is gonna be waiting leaning against her fully functional car. Let the drama ensue.
wolfiiig about 2 years ago
Did the Morality Police have a warrant?
Purple People Eater about 2 years ago
Wasn’t Les telling Gunther to stand up to his parents just a few days ago?
epicatt2- about 2 years ago
Just curious but why does Uncle Al have no other clothes but that single same suit and tie? And even just before bedtime?
Jacob Mattingly about 2 years ago
“How is it any of your buisness?”
vlhatch about 2 years ago
Gunther seriously needs to think about getting his own place. He’s an adult, for heaven’s sake.
TampaFanatic1 about 2 years ago
I am actually surprsied that Al does not have the Gulag wired for sound with some listening devices. This old wise guy seems to be one that always wants to be a step ahead of everyone else so he can “solve problems” for the “family” better. Al also reminds me a bit of Jack Byrnes from “Meet the Parents” and “Meet the Fockers” and played by Robert DeNiro. Good guess is that Al is either a wise guy or a deep cover operative for a government. Good chance he busts Gunnie and Bets if this arc continues into next week or perhaps we jump over to Brad and Toni or back to the classroom with Luann, Tara and Piro…..
LawrenceS about 2 years ago
“Gunth drove her home.”
“Ok, I see… Why is Gunther’s car parked in front of her car, if he car wouldn’t start?”
Mordock999 Premium Member about 2 years ago
“Good night, Uncle Bigot. I mean Uncle Al!” – Les
computerprogrammer2028 about 2 years ago
That’s good. I was hoping Bets would stick around. She really keeps things spicy and fun. She’s the sorta girl that Gun needs over the long haul and to make for many fun collisions. Thanks!
TwilightFaze about 2 years ago
I said it before, I’ll say it again: Lovin’ how Les has grown from being a selfish bully to a team-playing bachelor. Still, the jig will be up soon enough and the consequences will have to be made. Hope the boys are ready for it.
OHSOFUN about 2 years ago
I really dislike Al and Irma. These young men need to move away ASAP.
sueb1863 about 2 years ago
Yeah, good luck with cutting those apron strings, Gunther. You have no control over the situation until you have enough money to get your own place.
Gunther: Mom, Al, Bets spent the night with me last night and I’ve decided that she can do that any time she wants.
Al: OK. You have two days to move out so we can give your room to Tiffany.
drewpamon about 2 years ago
Dude, uncool wait till morning to let Gunther know
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member about 2 years ago
There’s a knock door (there’s a knock on our).
With threat that is new, (with a threat that is new).
In a place that’s hers and his and his, three’s company too.
leighabc123 about 2 years ago
Why didn’t Les tell Uncle Al the truth?
comic reader 22 about 2 years ago
I’m beginning to worry about Irma being with Uncle Al. He’s creepy.
colddonkey about 2 years ago
Three out of four hands clear now what is that fourth doing.
elliel203 about 2 years ago
Knowing Al, he probably touched the hood of Guenther’s car and deduced that both cars were cold. Busted.
Billys mom2022 about 2 years ago
I expected Erma to go and see why there is a covering over the window. That’s why there are no curtains or shades, so that Erma and Al can go by and see what’s going on in “their” house.
Gen.Flashman about 2 years ago
So, Tiffany’s dinner plate is lost to history?
momcom about 2 years ago
These two are awful at being sneaky. Bets should have moved the car. $ says Al’s been watching the lot all night waiting for her to leave. Les is a fast thinker but would have been better if he had added to the car story that she was mad at Gunth and ubered home.
MS72 about 2 years ago
Think fast!
gigagrouch about 2 years ago
Next week: Uncle AL calls AAA
gigagrouch about 2 years ago
Where’s Gunther’s car then?
ctolson about 2 years ago
Uncle Al – “But Gunther’s car is still here too as is yours. Want to explain?”
Droptma Styx about 2 years ago
Well, the guest house will be available for AirBnB soon enough.
LtPowers about 2 years ago
Gunther hasn’t “driven” her “home” yet from the looks of things. Their clothes are still on!
WilliamVollmer about 2 years ago
Which Gunther will repay, if and when you get a girl to be as serious about you, as Betts seems to be about Gunther.
coffeemom88 about 2 years ago
They are going to be in sooooo much trouble.
BJShipley1 about 2 years ago
Definitely starting a new arc on Monday.
Ichabod Ferguson about 2 years ago
Some cultures/religions have very strict rules about premarital relations. It makes this comic seem pretty ridiculous in modern times but to be fair, you can’t judge them by our standards.
larryzolcienski about 2 years ago
Get a job, get your own place
Johnnyrico about 2 years ago
And where is Gunther’s car?
dalemcginnis about 2 years ago
Al’s last comment sounds to me he knows Les lied and is just looking for something he can tell Gunther’s mom that would stop her from storming over to boot Bets out.
Terminal Frost Premium Member about 2 years ago
OK now I am disgusted at Al and Irma. Screw those idiots.
Michael Helwig about 2 years ago
They’ve still got their clothes on?
BuckarooDave about 2 years ago
Sunday: Frank and Brad bet on The Big Game.
FassEddie about 2 years ago
Overreach! Ditch the dope in the suit and make your own way Gunth!
The Pro from Dover about 2 years ago
It’s Uncle Al, The kiddies pal!
nightflight about 2 years ago
Just do it.
jadoo823 about 2 years ago
Uncle Al has always been in the know about bad people/situations. Maybe, just maybe, there is something more unpleasant to Bets than her self-centered narcissistic personality…
luann1212 about 2 years ago
Hey Mordy, if you’re around (always hope you’re okay) what do you think about Les being Gun’s wingman, huh? A wingman who lied to a psuedo wiseguy at that? Who would have though?
Eristic about 2 years ago
When dishonesty meets intolerance . . . hilarity will not ensue.
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen about 2 years ago
When a liar means well…
RSH about 2 years ago
Gunther decided (in his mind) that he could stand up to his mom but he didn’t figure Al into the equation.
Tyge about 2 years ago
Random thoughts: • Al and Irma have morphed from jolly and jovial into disfunctional ogre parents! What’s up with that?
• As a supposed “culmination” night set up, Panel 3 looks more like Bernice and Nil than Luann and Quill. * https://www.gocomics.com/luann/2021/05/21 * https://www.gocomics.com/luann/2015/06/02
• Why was the Tiffany character raised at the beginning of this sequence? So far, she has been used (abused?) by GnK to contrast how Al and Irma respond to both Tiffany and Bets. Was her leaving just some sort of catalyst for this sequence? Will she return and be engulfed in this dystopian Gulag community. Remember, these characters are part of the Tiffany orbit; as opposed to Luann’s orbit with her friends and family.
• GnK have created a situation fraught with tension on many levels; sexual, relational, situational. Can they pull off a satisfactory coda???
Jogger2 about 2 years ago
Al returns. “Why is Gunther’s car still here?”
Jogger2 about 2 years ago
Stepping back to before Bets challenged him, I recall that Gunther matured from his going to South America with Rosa. Between then and last week, did he regress?
fuzzmoz about 2 years ago
I’m just noticing how many of the parental characters in this strip are malevolent or seriously neglectful or plain out of the picture (abandoners). They’d never pass adoption agency muster. The De Groots seem to be an exception. Luann lucked out. Her parents aren’t whack jobs — they care about her and are there for her. This Irma/Al combination — dark side doesn’t begin to cover it — infuriating psychos, laughing with tears in my eyes.
Tenax about 2 years ago
Will AL & Irma be on the lookout at dawn? Kids forget their elders were once young and “been there done that”. Well maybe not Gunther’s mom, she seems very straight laced, but I’m imaging old AL has been around the block.
rickmac1937 Premium Member about 2 years ago
Good old Les came through for you gunner
wildwaverly about 2 years ago
Does Uncle AL wear suits all the time? HA.
Rockabore about 2 years ago
Owe him for what, Leslie? That lie was so bad a child could see through it. Al and Irma will know that Gunther didn’t leave since they live a mere few feet away and probably notice when a car leaves or drives out of their driveway area… also I still feel like this is a situation people would take the side of the parents on more if it was Luann or Bernice doing this after Mr and Mrs DeGroot explicitly told them “no boys in our home overnight.”
Also for all the heaps of grief readers give Tiffany for being treated like a flawless princess by Irma and Al, and “mooching” (inspire of Gunther and Leslie doing the same thing) at least if she’s partying and doing things they might not approve of she’s not doing it while under their roof lying to their face about it. She’s currently the only 19 year old in the house who followed the rules and everyone is acting like SHE ought to be kicked out by Irma and Al.
Ellis97 about 2 years ago
I didn’t know you could curfew young adults.
RonMcCalip about 2 years ago
As the parent of 3 adult children, (42, 37, and 25), this is a difficult hurdle for a older parents with adult children who may still reside at home, regardless of your religious/social beliefs.
The Quiet One about 2 years ago
Wow! That is just wrong! Butt out Uncle Al.
aristotle835 about 2 years ago
I like Les.
raybarb44 about 2 years ago
Won’t work for the long run …
paulscon about 2 years ago
I’m surprised that there are 100 fewer comments today that the 300+ we normally see! Maybe people are already getting ready for Super Bowl Sunday. Anyway, I predict this arc will continue next week. How will Bets get out of the house without Al seeing her? I don’t think she can, which will bring Al back to ask more questions. Is Gunther ever going to confront Al and Irma about their prejudice towards Bets? I doubt it, but I hope he will. What’s going to happen when Tiffany finally shows up? Merriment and joviality or catastrophe and calamity. I’ll tune in Monday to find out even if I am still in a Super Bowl stupor.
BJShipley1 about 2 years ago
Does Al know that phones exist? I’m not sure why he felt the need to walk back over there for this conversation.
eladee AKA Wally about 2 years ago
I’m pretty sure Uncle Al only came over to inquire because Irma told him there would be no rest until he checked and made sure that strumpet had gone home.
eladee AKA Wally about 2 years ago
Said “strumpet” in this case being Bets.
eladee AKA Wally about 2 years ago
Bets will probably have to “pull a Luann” and climb out the window when she leaves in the morning.
mindjob about 2 years ago
Bets must dig those plaid shirts
priyansh.jeziel about 2 years ago
I would have thought that they would have had LESS clothes on by that time.
Saurischia about 2 years ago
I am surprised that no one mentioned why Gunther’s mother and stepfather wouldn’t like Bets. Bets is high-maintenance, manipulative, in-your-face attention seeking. Why wouldn’t a parent seek to discourage such a relationship, especially one headed in the direction it appears to be going? And, on their property where they make the rules. Just sayin’…
GovernmentCheese about 2 years ago
Why is Al dressed like he works at a steakhouse?
Caldonia about 2 years ago
And what were you gonna do about it, Al? Fight her?
BlitzMcD about 2 years ago
When Uncle “Logic and Reason” discovers the truth, they’ll all be like that classic song by the Yorkshires: Tossed Aside!
Hammurabi.Wolfe about 2 years ago
Wouldn’t Gunther’s car still be in the driveway as well.
Gen.Flashman about 2 years ago
So in the morning will they have to pretend to jump starting her car?
tutibug5 about 2 years ago
Hey Les – for your reward – go sleep in your own bed and let Tiffany sleep in the bean bag chair tonight.
Joe1962 about 2 years ago
Monday Bets go looks for her care and it’s gone All calls AAA to pick it up and drop it off at Al’s repair shop that Al uses to work on his cars.
Call me Ishmael about 2 years ago
Uncle Al must be an idiot. Not because of the car – because of his intrusive, self-righteous moralizing. Time for Gunther’s mom to “enlighten” him.
R.J.C. about 2 years ago
Something tells me Uncle Al will find out the truth eventually. He’s not dumb you know.
mfought about 2 years ago
al’s to smart to fall for that
Scoutmaster77 about 2 years ago
What about Gunther’s car?
mangapackrat about 2 years ago
Aw; it’s still pretty sweet of Les to cover for Gunth like that. Les was truly a jerk (using the nicest term possible) to him in high school, and despite his shortcomings, he really has grown with everything. To saving Gunther’s butt, to standing up against his own mother, to taking care of Tiff, it’s clear he’s trying to be better, even if the process isn’t seamless. Maybe he just remembers hiding Punk when he was too embarrassed to admit he had grown attached. He’s grown into being a softy, whether he wants to admit it or not.
Asharah about 2 years ago
Bets should go get a fake cast & sling for her arm. “Hey Mom & Al, Bets broke her arm just like Tiffany so she needs to stay here so we can take care of her.” If they say no, Gunther could put them on the spot about why was it okay for Tiffany to stay there when she was hurt but not Bets?
HodgeElmwood about 2 years ago
Might be a better idea to just make sure everyone’s using protection, Al. You can’t dictate every action taken by other adults.
finnygirl Premium Member about 2 years ago
My apologies if someone has already mentioned this. But while I kind of admire Les’ quick thinking up of a plausible lie, he’s putting himself at jeopardy. If Al and Irma find out that Bets really was there, they will be furious and could retaliate against Gunther. They might not have done anything to Les had he made Gunther responsible for talking to Al himself. But by now lying, Les has made himself an accessory to the “crime” and could live to regret it. I know, comics and other stories rely on people doing the “wrong” things; otherwise they wouldn’t be interesting. But Les with only have his “hold” on Gunther, and perhaps his home, if Al and Irma don’t somehow find out the truth. As always, time will tell!
Sisyphos about 2 years ago
Gotta admit, Leslie’s quick-thinking lie saved the day (or night) for the neckers….
amyluella about 2 years ago
Shows up late at night in a full suit and tie! That character has always been so creepy!
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
Al Gary remembers the “happy wife” rule?
Rhetorical_Question about 2 years ago
Check out Gunther’s eyes?
198.23.5.11 about 2 years ago
Smile,darn ya,smile!