Tracy is not the only one with that I can do it alone hero complex. Sam could have hung back and waited for uniforms to surround the area before taking on Ty. I bet Ty is a good runner and knows where to weave, duck and dodge to disappear to, when the need arises.
Now how does Sam figure out where the dealer disappeared to? Well, since ‘Whiz would have us presume that Sam’s unmarked has a dashcam, let’s further presume that the market area of the park has camera. Sam could go back to HQ, and, request to see all the “footage” around the same he lost the dealer. Otherwise it’s a lot of boring legwork, which I’m sure Mike and Joe want to spare us from.
Judging by Sam’s frantic running form, he still might be jacked up on the coke that got thrown in his face. Or maybe he’s got the withdrawal shakes. And despite blending in with that evergreen, he sticks out like a sore thumb in hippy-ville there.
After the recent demise of Dollar Bill, Motorhead Moe is naturally fearful of becoming the next victim…
1-MOTORHEAD: AIIIIEEEEEE! YOU’RE NOT GOING TO KILL ME, YOU FIEND, YOU CAD, YOU BOUNDERRRRRR!
2-SAM: WAIT! ALLOW ME TO EXPLAIN!
3-… No matter. I’ll just blend in with this evergreen until that large fellow believes it safe to return. Then I’ll spring from my cover, like an unseen force of nature and…
SUNFLOWER: Is that guy peeing in the bushes? HEY MISTER. THERE’S A PORTAPOTTY 50 FEET AWAY! SAM:Curses!
It is a great location for a cocaine pusher because the Farmer’s Market draws both hippies and the trendy set as its clientele. The perfect customers in one place.
Given his rather imposing size, I had thought Ty might elect to take on Sam hand-to-hand. But running was the better choice—made clear by panel 2, where Ty maintains a good stride while Sam slips and slides while trying to run in street shoes. By panel 3 it is evident that Ty has succeeded in giving the slip to Sam in the crowded outdoors market area of the park, where the focus is on the trendy and upscale—fresh goat cheese, microgreens, and no doubt other favorites of the wealthy elites dwelling in nearby highrises (who also can be good coke customers).
AnyFace almost 4 years ago
Neil Wick almost 4 years ago
Happy Boxing Day™, Tracy readers!
Sam didn’t fool Ty at all! Ty lost him in amongst the goat cheese stands and micro greens vendors in the market next to the park. Now what?
Major Matt Mason Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I want a big heaping bowl of micro greblns.
JDBella almost 4 years ago
Still say he has/had a badge in his right hand.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray almost 4 years ago
jaz h holiday cheered me 30 minutes ago
cheers gweedo! happy christmas to you and yours!
It was good, jaz man, and hope that you all got through in good cheer.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray almost 4 years ago
Happy morning Day after™, idiot cops !
Tracy is not the only one with that I can do it alone hero complex. Sam could have hung back and waited for uniforms to surround the area before taking on Ty. I bet Ty is a good runner and knows where to weave, duck and dodge to disappear to, when the need arises.
Straker UFO almost 4 years ago
Next panel: As Sam walks away, Ty emerges from a wooden barrel reeking of goat cheese.
fredville almost 4 years ago
Sam should have fired a warning shot….
iggyman almost 4 years ago
He really should have had backup!
crobinson019 almost 4 years ago
Don’t lose your hat, Sam
edwardhnelson almost 4 years ago
?? This storyline is silly.
Batster almost 4 years ago
Sam really needs to work on his running form….
Don Bagert Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“Dang”? Such language, Sam! LOL j/k
WilliamVollmer almost 4 years ago
Now how does Sam figure out where the dealer disappeared to? Well, since ‘Whiz would have us presume that Sam’s unmarked has a dashcam, let’s further presume that the market area of the park has camera. Sam could go back to HQ, and, request to see all the “footage” around the same he lost the dealer. Otherwise it’s a lot of boring legwork, which I’m sure Mike and Joe want to spare us from.
L Silverman almost 4 years ago
Judging by Sam’s frantic running form, he still might be jacked up on the coke that got thrown in his face. Or maybe he’s got the withdrawal shakes. And despite blending in with that evergreen, he sticks out like a sore thumb in hippy-ville there.
Ignatz Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Why did he run like that?
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“Hey, do you have some”… “Stop police”… not smart moves,Sam!
tcayer almost 4 years ago
What was Sam’s next word going to be? “Drugs?” “ID?”
Another Take almost 4 years ago
After the recent demise of Dollar Bill, Motorhead Moe is naturally fearful of becoming the next victim…
1-MOTORHEAD: AIIIIEEEEEE! YOU’RE NOT GOING TO KILL ME, YOU FIEND, YOU CAD, YOU BOUNDERRRRRR!
2-SAM: WAIT! ALLOW ME TO EXPLAIN!
3-… No matter. I’ll just blend in with this evergreen until that large fellow believes it safe to return. Then I’ll spring from my cover, like an unseen force of nature and…
SUNFLOWER: Is that guy peeing in the bushes? HEY MISTER. THERE’S A PORTAPOTTY 50 FEET AWAY! SAM: Curses!
Ray Toler almost 4 years ago
It is a great location for a cocaine pusher because the Farmer’s Market draws both hippies and the trendy set as its clientele. The perfect customers in one place.
tripwire45 almost 4 years ago
Should have waited.
buckman-j almost 4 years ago
The Marx Brothers live. What nonsense.
Sisyphos almost 4 years ago
Given his rather imposing size, I had thought Ty might elect to take on Sam hand-to-hand. But running was the better choice—made clear by panel 2, where Ty maintains a good stride while Sam slips and slides while trying to run in street shoes. By panel 3 it is evident that Ty has succeeded in giving the slip to Sam in the crowded outdoors market area of the park, where the focus is on the trendy and upscale—fresh goat cheese, microgreens, and no doubt other favorites of the wealthy elites dwelling in nearby highrises (who also can be good coke customers).
Call it in, Sam, and admit you blew it….