Inside the big pink building, Will Underwood puts Les at ease by describing the “direct inverse correlation” between poor grades and good writing talent. I’d like to see this theory proven outside the realm of this comic strip, because it makes no sense. But if Will says it’s so, that’s good enough for me.
Crazy Harry, actually working for a change, arrives on the scene. But instead of coming to Cory’s defense, he fires off one of his trademark weak puns. Will Cory finally “go postal” himself and actually act on those darkest thoughts of his?
Susan chases Les around the teacher’s desk, determined to find out what transpired in Annie’s Big Apple. Les finally spills: the “book agent” “thinks she may have found a publisher for Lisa’s Story.” Not “She found a publisher” or “I got a book deal” or “That old skank finally gave me back my missing manuscript.” No matter: it’s enough to elicit an orgasmic squeal from Station Wagon Susan.
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