Calvin & Hobb's, this is so close to the truth.

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There are a subset of business owners who are just nasty people who aren't employable elsewhere.

Saw one guy grousing on the news; his restaurant was closing, and of course it wasn't his fault he drove his customers away-- it was the government's.

Instead of pulling himself up by the bootlaces, though, he complained on TV, and the local stations with jokes of news departments "reported" it to boot.
 
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There are a subset of business owners who are just nasty people who aren't employable elsewhere.

Saw one guy grousing on the news; his restaurant was closing, and of course it wasn't his fault he drove his customers away-- it was the government's.


Sydney business owner went to the media saying he was going to sue a woman who had destroyed his business, by slandering him on viral e-mail.

What she actually did was spread his e-mail to her when she said a meal wasn't that good in feedback..."you didn't enjoy your meal because you are stupid !" (or words to that effect).

...and it's HER fault he's losing business ???
 
I grew up with Calvin and Hobbes, and I think I have every one of the books. I even have a newspaper article about Watterson's retirement saved, from 1995 or whenever he retired. Truly great stuff, and I pull out the Lazy Sunday Book every now and again.
 
My absolute favorite was a 3-panel where in panel-1 Calvin & Hobbs are glued to the TV, in panel-2 Calvin & Hobbs are glued to the TV, in panel-3 Calvin turns to you and says "and Karl Marx thought religion was the opiate of the masses".
 
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