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Another day and yet another in the seemingly endless number of lunch meetings between Kate and Kris. Kate finds this one especially galling because, technically she arranged it all on her own here.
It Might Have Been a Fluke
It is interesting how relatively successful secret assignments seem to inevitably get leaked while no one ever hears about the failures. When Mr. Lo finds out who is behind if he will have a stern word with them.
Okay, We’re back with Kate and Hilda. As you remember, Kate is going to have her first meeting with her new editor. Kate still thinks this is one, a waste of time, and two, she worries this is another example[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Elevator Pitch
on June 2, 2021
at 1:50 am
I confess I ripped off some of the elevator scenes from The Wire for this strip. Once again Mr. Lo seems to have plans within plans. (Or at least he finds it useful that his people thinks he does) In[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Above My Pay Grade
on June 14, 2021
at 1:47 am
After his conversation with Mr. Lo, Mr. Zhu compares notes with Mr. Ying about their conversation the night before. Mr. Ying is worried about what if this kind of thing is worth his pay grade.
Have You Heard The Rumors?
on June 23, 2021
at 1:59 am
Whatever rumors Mr. Lo has heard. Most of them involve the consultant Ms. Atri. We first met her here. She tends to be a bit… enthusiastic. Of course, these are just rumors and one should not take casual lunchtime conversation[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Halfway Point
It seems to have been going on forever, but the Circle band is now at the halfway point of their road trip. If the DMN have anything to say about it, things are going to get interesting.
Tension Happens
The Circle Band is back on the road and heading south. However, with Paul’s cousin into the mix, Paul’s station wagon now has six passengers. (not counting the squirrel) With that many people squeezed together, tension is bound to happen.
Not Their Problem
The Circle Band has had enough weird gigs that they go out of their way to keep things from being their problem. Fortunately, the Department of Minor Nuisances has contingency plans for these things.
