Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for July 30, 2024

“Here’s a quarter, go call someone who cares!”

I’d like to buy this clown for what he is worth then sell him for what he thinks he’s worth. Several generations of my family would never have a financial worry….

take your talents to South Beach, I once heard someone say that

Ever tried hold a tire like Baldo is holding that tire? The kids got muscles we’re never seen.

Same joke, again and again. We get it. The guy is a complaining loafer. What else do you have?

You got it!

You know you’re dealing with an immature twit when they say, “It’s no fair”.

Yep, trust him!

That kind of entitled attitude leads to a lot of disappointment and resentfulness.

“You don’t pay me what I’m worth!”

“I know, but they have minimum wage laws.”

They can’t pay him what he’s worth. There are minimum wage laws.

No words were more true than the ones Baldo just spoke!

You’ll get nothing.

You could pay him what he’s worth but he wouldn’t work for that.

“Use every man after his desert, and who should scape whipping?”

Hamelet, Act II, Scene 2