I like both Bets and Kip. If it were up to me I would have left most of the high school holdovers (Tiff, Gunther, etc.) back in the past and introduced more new regular characters reflecting Luann’s college era.
By that logic everyone would go into IT. The McDonald’s guy should have consulted the American Anthropological Association’s career search section to see a more broad and creative approach to using his skills. In any case I’m not crazy about Mrs. Horner’s assumption that of course you should expect to only have an unrewarding job that maybe will pay enough to do what you actually want to do.
I’ve noticed that whenever a charcter is running into issues or not sure about their future it’s suggested by a reader that the person should join the military.
For those following what happened to Afghanistan after the US pull-out, we are well aware of the Taliban and the fact that they are making Afghan women’s lives a living hell.
Having looked at mort b.‘s comments here and on other comics I’d bet the bank he’s a bot. I wish someone would do a study as to why so many right wing bots (most likely Russian) target children’s comic strips.
Do you know whether her appearance at the Forbes campaign was before or after she spent some time investigating a Vietnamese sweatshop (I think associated with Nike)?
Well, considering the inevitable consequences to the country it’s pretty hard to ignore/“get over”. Having said that, the fact that Luann essentially takes place in a 1950’s style Archie comics apolitical world it probably makes sense to just focus on the existing strip plots.
I like both Bets and Kip. If it were up to me I would have left most of the high school holdovers (Tiff, Gunther, etc.) back in the past and introduced more new regular characters reflecting Luann’s college era.