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   Bill, the guy in Retail is also wearing a shirt. It’s open, but it’s on his body.

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   The guy in Retail is obeying the letter of the law, but missing out on the spirit…

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   The service isn’t completely missing, just seriously inadequate. Just like the guy’s shirt and shoes. My first impression was that those Bermuda shorts looked like boxers.

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   That is true, obviously. But we’ll make allowances in the name of “Shut up, everybody, what’s important is that the customer is always stupid.”

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   I guess the guy could also claim that he was obeying “the letter of the law” if he had his shirt and shoes in a bag that he was carrying.

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   I’ve actually seen “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Pets, No Service”.

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   No phone, no pool, no pets.

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   Mark, they wouldn’t serve someone without a pet?

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   That’s the joke.

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    No smoking either.

    Ain’t got no cigarettes.

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11. 

    Mark in Boston;

    I understand what you mean.

    Patrick,

    It wouldn’t mean anything.

    That’s my analysis because I’m a man of means by no means.

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12. 

    Then, Woozy, you’re just… king of… something.

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13. 

    I can’t tell if he’s wearing flipflops or just has crazy toes. I saw it as barefoot when I originally saw the strip.

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14. 

    A good opportunity to bring up Chevy Chase’s comment in Nat Lamps Vacation: “Underpants.”

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15. 

    Thanks for the Roger Miller references.
    I’d run out and buy all of his albums but I’m a man of means by no means.

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