Crankshaft by Tom Batiuk and Dan Davis for November 12, 2024

And he thought his life was bad when she delivered him!

Well that explains the word prime on the side of the bus, huh!

This again? Now me sure Amazon is sponsoring for this paid promotions in this komix.

P.S. : Not that it is wrong ya knows. After all cartoonist income is reportedly getting low with lesser newspapers and lesser komix in newspapes and steenky So Called AI and all that. Hey whatever makes ends meets. So if it help them then why not. No problemo with that.

Amazon is sellings and buyings platform. So you means to says you is sell him to school and buys him back every day eh.

Shouldn’t Mitch be in a box?

Can you send them back if you’re dissatisfied with the product for an exchange or refund?

Uh oh. I think it’s one of those same picture same joke everyday weeks.

I’ve gotten an overnight delivery with Prime, but not a same day.

Clever concept

Well, the bus is delivering human children, and they are primates.

its time to rollout the barral we can have a barral of fun

I’m surprised they don’t have to go get him at an Amazon delivery location.

……..always a hitch!!!!!

Well the Prime same day delivery jokes were made by readers yesterday, so not surprising. Except Prime is almost always one day, not same day. Yay, a whole week of Amazon jokes. What’s tomorrow, the wrong package (kid) gets dropped off?

They might get dropped off by a delivery person driving their junky personal vehicle too.

Hyping Amazon Prime: ugh.

He is smiling.

I’ve had it happen where Prime didn’t always deliver on the same day – even though I requested it!

Is there no end to this idiocy?

It should be a blue bus.

Which is funny, because Mitch looks to be a year or two older than in yesterday’s strip.

If Prime took care of our kids, the drivers would get paid a lot more!!!

Plus the commercial tie-in.

Well,it’s a better bus…

At least you’d know their location and that picture of delivery would be a huge sigh of relief from parents all over.

And it only costs triple as much per month as what regular Amazon Prime costs per month.