If he’d misconstrued her expression as a sign that she was suddenly suffering an aneurysm or something like that, it would be understandable. Viewing that as downtrodden acknowledgement of his “wisdom” shoes how much he’s a step away from a BLADE RUNNER replicant in terms of emotional expression.
(Although now I have a funny idea of him seeing an employee just standing around with a clipboard and yelling at them to get to work for a few minutes before realizing it’s himself in a mirror.)
Grammar mistake! It’s “That’s the difference between you and me”. “Me” is the object of the preposition “between”, so it must be in the accusative (objective) case.
Blank stare!? He thinks her expression is a blank stare? She’s fixing to kill him! He better turn tail and get out while the getting’s good! He’s had it!
Total misread, friend…
If he’d misconstrued her expression as a sign that she was suddenly suffering an aneurysm or something like that, it would be understandable. Viewing that as downtrodden acknowledgement of his “wisdom” shoes how much he’s a step away from a BLADE RUNNER replicant in terms of emotional expression.
(Although now I have a funny idea of him seeing an employee just standing around with a clipboard and yelling at them to get to work for a few minutes before realizing it’s himself in a mirror.)
This and the next one are two of the BEST Retail strips. (Although you’ll see why I like the next one better when you see it for yourself)
Grammar mistake! It’s “That’s the difference between you and me”. “Me” is the object of the preposition “between”, so it must be in the accusative (objective) case.
You’re right and this is one of my grammar pet peeves. Leave it to Josh to say it wrong!
If that’s a blank stare, then I’m a mongoose.
Blank stare!? He thinks her expression is a blank stare? She’s fixing to kill him! He better turn tail and get out while the getting’s good! He’s had it!
You are so going to get it, Josh.