For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for October 13, 2008
October 12, 2008
October 14, 2008
Transcript:
John: This is it, Ted... it's finally happened... after all this time & all we've been through... she's leaving me. I tried to treat her well... I thought I'd given her everything! Where am I going to find another hygienist like Marie?
Wildmustang1262 about 16 years ago
Light up, Johnny! He can hire some one else for Hygientist to work with him. Wimp!
amott about 16 years ago
Wildmustang1262 has obviously never had a really great right-hand person.
circuit7 about 16 years ago
ROFL poor Ted.
Maybe he’s left-handed LOL.
summerdog86 about 16 years ago
That’s pretty funny. Ted thought John was talking about Elly leaving him!
Silverpearl about 16 years ago
Trauma comes in many guises.
hcrobin85 about 16 years ago
I am with amott. It can be hard to lose someone who works well with you, and is a good right hand perrson. In many cases, it’s like losing a best friend, or some cases a good mentor or other figure, especially if you have been together for a while.
alondra about 16 years ago
I wish he could bring himself to be happy for Marie rather than just lamenting his own loss. But hopefully he’ll find another hygienist who will do as well.
kfaatz925 about 16 years ago
For shame, runar! ;)
Wildmustang1262 about 16 years ago
Hey Amott! You nitwit! I am right-hand person cuz I use my right hand to write, eat, bowl the bowling ball. Gimme a break!
runar about 16 years ago
Gweedo, it’s pronounced roo’-nar; it’s a rough translation of my actual first name.
summerdog86 about 16 years ago
Wildmustang, when a person works really well with you, you call them your “right-hand-man”. It means that you and that person work together almost like one person…you are that good with each other on work projects. Your right-hand-man makes your work easier.