Comic #2280: 2011-08-11

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Panel 1: Two figures are seen talking. One, a man with light brown hair and a beard, appears frustrated. He exclaims, "STAY OUT OF MY CUBE! IT’S ALL I HAVE!"

Panel 2: A different scene shows a large recreation room filled with punching bags and people exercising. Text states, "So we made a recreation room with punching bags hooked to dynamos."

Panel 3: A graph illustrates energy generation. The text reads, "Within weeks, we were generating so much energy, we could sell it back to the state."

Panel 4: A workplace setting with anxious employees. One says, "My job is pointless, and I’m losing it?!"

Panel 5: The following text explains, "Anger energy became more important to our bottom line."

Panel 6: A character, looking worried, asks, "Hey Sam—our numbers are down this month. Could you tell Accounting we need handwritten versions of all their spreadsheets?"

Panel 7: A graph shows a rising line labeled "Price of Gas" and another labeled "Rage," with a third line for "Profit." The text mentions, "The profits were staggering, while the national cost of conventional energy rose; so did rage."

Panel 8: A corporate leader says, "I don’t care that you were right. I just want you to apologize for pointing it out."

Panel 9: A scene depicts employees consuming food. The caption reads, "Like cows being fed milk-producing diets, our employees were given pure anger fuel."

Panel 10: A notice reads, "SATURDAY, COMPANY PICNIC… (ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY)." A character appears unsure.

Panel 11: Employees are shown confused about their work. One character says, "I do nothing for nothing. What does that make me?"

Panel 12: In the last panel, a character looks distressed as another says, "But I’m so happy working here." The response is, "We think you may have psychological problems."

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