Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli for October 28, 2013

Yeh, in a few years from now.

Don’t forget to take that stupid dog with you too.

I’m kinda getting used to the dog. He’s kindof cute..

Trade the dog for plane tickets.

Doesn’t Clovia normally handle the cheque-book (due to Slim’s sheer inability to do so responsibly)?

Those plane tickets are expensive. Especially on a mechanic’s salary.

can you say ‘Human Trafficking’, Dumb and blonde a little old but I’m sure Guido can still get a few Euros. I think Clovia should keep the dog he eats less than Slim.

From the looks of it, we’re getting stuck with the awful dog..From the looks of it, that was the point of this almost year long story arc – to dump a dog on already beleaguered Slim..Hard to tell with the slobber factory stealing the third panel, whether Slim really believes Gretchen is going to pay him back..I don’t think Slim is nearly as dumb as Jim portrays him. “I’m not bad, I’m just drawn that way” – Jessica.Susan Newman and TrapperJohn: You can say “good riddance” to me for good this time..Other than Sundays, I really cannot take this strip anymore.

I think Slim is becoming attached to the dog. @cheap Slim is obviously being sarcastic. He knows he’ll never see the money again.

Your payment will be that you ge to keep that dog!

Your payment will be that you ge to keep that dog!

Child is never going to grow up until they cut the moneybag strings. Tell her to get an advance.

Slim will never get the money, and he knows it. Slim will give Gretchen the money. To Gretchen sponging off of her father is the only thing her father is good for. Slim gets to keep his faithful friend, the Giacomo, a.k.a. in English, James.