ovocation or something. So I'm not sure that there's anybody who pushed back on it. I haven't heard anybody.

Yeah, let me say this definitively. Although a number of newspapers decided not to run that series — so they just put repeats in there or left a blank — nobody complained. Let me say that again. So I have many client newspapers who run Dilbert. Thousands of them. A few thousand. Not a single one of them said this is offensive. Not one. But a number of them didn't run it. Do you know why? Was it worth the hassle? That's it. Just wasn't worth the hassle or something. I think in some cases different entities within the newspaper made the decision, so it's not even clear that the decision is some kind of coordinated decision. I think just somebody said we don't need this trouble. Something like that.

Now immediately after that I've got a Sunday comic that my editor called me and said, you know, maybe you'd want to wait a week or so for this one. Now my own editor is very unlikely to edit me for content. I don't know the last time that happened actually, if ever. I think it's maybe never happened that I can think of. So I've been edited for lots of other reasons but not for being too provocative.

So let me give a shout out to Andrews McMeel an