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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 12, 1958
March 11, 1958
March 13, 1958
Transcript:
Schroeder and Charlie Brown stand in the field talking. Schroeder says, "My dad says that kids these days have too much money"<br> <br> Linus walks up and asks "Excuse me, Charlie Brown..Do you have change for a ten?"<br> <br> Charlie Brown replies, "Sure..here you are..nine ones and four quarters..okay?" Linus says, "Fine..thank you."<br> <br> Charlie Brown turns back to Schroeder and says, "Nonsense! Your dad doesn't know what he's talking about!"<br> <br>
aydindyer32 over 7 years ago
$10 was worth about $85 in 1958
Deleted Account2623 over 7 years ago
I have about 6 US dollars (in the year 2017)
yow4zip Premium Member almost 7 years ago
“Here’s a little extra. Go buy yourself something nice.”
LucyVanPelt is evil over 4 years ago
Schroeder’ dad is wrong. You can’t have too much money.
FrostbiteFalls over 1 year ago
That was definitely too much dinero for 5 and 6 year olds to be handling so casually in 1958.
peanutsmean 3 months ago
I don’t see what’s so wrong with kids having a lot of money
JoeTheDog Premium Member 25 days ago
since where is there such a thing as too much money? especially in their case.