Another bit of experimenting with scenes where not all characters who are speaking are in the shot. This was written this way. Trying to come up with something to keep the story moving and not so dull.
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Man, dossiers are intrusive in this strip. “I also see that you had an incident with a girl at band camp…”
I have a ton of info on these characters. Trying to put it in to the comic isn’t easy. As for band camp, I don’t reveal all the secrets! Hmmm, random thought, I worked with a kid who’s previous job was at a different Chili’s location. Daily he’d say something like, “At my old Chili’s in Mephis, we did this…” So after a while we’d go around saying, “This one time at Chili’s, I tossed an empty cup at a server who thought it was full of mayo and she freaked.” (true story, and is very funny to do)
Man dossier is a cool word. It makes everything sound secret agenty.
Dossier ( Dos-See-Ay) is just a neet word. It’s just not a word that’s easy to pronounce when you first see it.
i thought it would be pronounced like “brassiere”, way off!