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Stop, Rivera! Enough with the full-frontal animal poses!

Nothing says “diving deeper” better than climbing a hill!

Okay. Today’s installment makes less sense to me. First, how can Mark be staying late when last we saw, he was home with Cherry? Did I oversleep for a week? Second, who said this was a resort for the rich? It is supposed to be a retreat for STEM professionals. That could mean teachers, too. Third, when and how did Mark check into the financials of the residents? Fourth, Mark’s “faces” balloon in panel 2 fails to display the shipping owner and his assistant, who were present when Mark first showed up. Don’t they count, or did they check out immediately after Mark arrived? Fifth, why is Mark searching through the hills at night if the issue is financial? Does he expect to find a hidden workshop printing counterfeit thousand-dollar bills?

Any answers or explanations, other than Rivera must have been cuckoo or stoned?

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One thought on “Stop, Rivera! Enough with the full-frontal animal poses!

  1. Strother Martin was 55 when he was in Hard Times. He looked 75.
    I can live with a missed day at the resort if Mark finds the Lost Kingdom of Squirrels & Missing Stringers over that hill.

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