(My family and I decide to stop at a moon pie store. They are running a special: 12 mini moon pies from a bushel basket of assorted flavors with a specialty commemorative box purchase. It seems like a good deal, but the bushel basket is running low on the chocolate ones. There are a lot of full cardboard boxes next to the basket (12 to a box), so I pick up one of the chocolate full boxes and carry it with the commemorative box to the counter.)
Me: “Since the basket is running low and I want all chocolate, can I just take the full cardboard box and empty commemorative box for the deal price?”
Clerk: “No, the mini pies need to come from the basket.”
Me: “Yes, but there aren’t 12 chocolate pies in the basket.”
(The clerk then proceeds to take the cardboard box from my hand, open it, and then dump it in the basket.)
Clerk: “There, there are now there are enough in the basket.”
I find it educational to eat my cooking disasters.
Very tempting to at least nibble around on it. You start by being picky, but it often becomes a bit of a frenzy.
Of course there is that curiosity about added a ‘little’ whipped cream, or ice cream, or peanut butter, some banana slices, Red Hot candies… and surveying the panty and secret stashes for Inspiration and ideas for the next attempt.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 8 months ago
Perfect timing!
Yakety Sax 8 months ago
A Total Basket Case NOT My story
(My family and I decide to stop at a moon pie store. They are running a special: 12 mini moon pies from a bushel basket of assorted flavors with a specialty commemorative box purchase. It seems like a good deal, but the bushel basket is running low on the chocolate ones. There are a lot of full cardboard boxes next to the basket (12 to a box), so I pick up one of the chocolate full boxes and carry it with the commemorative box to the counter.)
Me: “Since the basket is running low and I want all chocolate, can I just take the full cardboard box and empty commemorative box for the deal price?”
Clerk: “No, the mini pies need to come from the basket.”
Me: “Yes, but there aren’t 12 chocolate pies in the basket.”
(The clerk then proceeds to take the cardboard box from my hand, open it, and then dump it in the basket.)
Clerk: “There, there are now there are enough in the basket.”
Me: facepalm
WelshRat Premium Member 8 months ago
I think they’ll still be eaten.
David 42 8 months ago
Was Kate making the moon pies in anticipation of Monday’s total solar eclipse?
EgidiusPfanzelter 8 months ago
Is floof a regular reader of Samuli?
nancyb creator 8 months ago
Triple pun today.
nancyb creator 8 months ago
markkahler52 8 months ago
The cats give them Ten paws up!!
DeerOrchid Premium Member 8 months ago
The horse comment made me laugh out loud. the apron splotches make an eclipse face.
Hydrohead 8 months ago
I always get a kick out of comics referencing other comics.
ddjg 8 months ago
Your dark moon pie splotches remind one of Sparky’s mud for Peppermint Patty’s football games . .
ladykat 8 months ago
Cute dialogue today.
BadCreaturesBecomeDems 8 months ago
I’ll take an RC Cola with my Moon Pie, thank you!
RonBerg13 Premium Member 8 months ago
Moon Pies!!
My wife’s speciality !!
BLUEBONNETS Premium Member 8 months ago
Scared me for a second, I though the burned moon pie was Floof.
Just-me 8 months ago
Time to grab an RC cola!
Brilliant_Birdie 8 months ago
Huston, we have a problem.
Mike Baldwin creator 8 months ago
Nice shout out! The cat clearly has a wonderful sense of humor!
Teto85 Premium Member 8 months ago
Yup. With a bowl of tigertail ice cream
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 8 months ago
As my son said when he was little, "If at first you don’t exceed try try again. " :))
darcyandsimon 8 months ago
Hmmm…I guess I need to go check out another strip…
davewhamond creator 8 months ago
Nice nod, Nancy! I sense an eclipse joke coming on.
Dobie Premium Member 8 months ago
The cat gets it! ツ
MarshaOstroff 8 months ago
What on earth is a moon pie? (please excuse the semi-pun!)
StephenRice 8 months ago
Moon pies are often the butt of a joke. I blame overexposure.
mistercatworks 8 months ago
She made S’mores instead. Not a big deal.
goboboyd 8 months ago
I find it educational to eat my cooking disasters.
Very tempting to at least nibble around on it. You start by being picky, but it often becomes a bit of a frenzy.
Of course there is that curiosity about added a ‘little’ whipped cream, or ice cream, or peanut butter, some banana slices, Red Hot candies… and surveying the panty and secret stashes for Inspiration and ideas for the next attempt.
Clean as you go. Hides the evidence. Good or bad.
Chris Sherlock 8 months ago
A bit surprised no one in the comments made a reference to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. Perhaps they did and I just missed it.