@Trygyl: Hearthstone. When you are defeated, or when you concede, your portrait explodes.

I'm wondering if janitors is the only role fit for jane? is it?

Morgan has a point but Angie is not exactly wrong
I'm a janitor and I make do cleaning up in a Nursing Home

i cant tell if engie is serious or playing her like a fiddle but either way she makes a super valid point.

@Noah Jones: im moving back to Wisconsin this year, I really hope that's true for me too.

@Xenozillex: I've had the exact opposite experience. I go into a job, expecting to remain my antisocial self, and end up leaving with more friends than I can deal with. Granted, I live in Minnesota.

The last panel feels like a reference to something, but I can't figure out what it is. :S

I've worked many jobs over the years and 1 true fact is no one thinks your job is as hard or as important as theirs.It doesn't matter what you do. A NASA engineer could be talking to a construction worker and they will both feel superior to the other in some way.

@The Cheat: Angie uses reality check. It's super effective!

LoL OMG Jo, I actually am a Janitor, at a retail place, so like I'm not a pro, but I mop spills, clean bathrooms (not when I can get out of that. It's super easy but it's just monotonous and people whine that you're cleaning them whine when they're dirty...) It's a decent easy job.

I've learned friendship and business are mutually exclusive. Especially when the manager has to look out for the company as a whole and the employees are worried about the next day as it relates to themselves, and overall, thats the way it should be.

Elitist Morgan thinks she's better than you, prove her wrong

Also, getting near the 2000 comic benchmark! congratulations (although technically it started at number 4) !

I suppose this whole arc is a workup to that.

@Jay: Indeed, every honest job is honorable.

But maybe Morgan is probably just mindful of Jane.

*Dustforce crew nods*

I work as a janitor and I do agree with Angie on that one. Without a janitor, shit would hit the fan, fast. It's a thankless job but someone's gotta do it.

"She'll envy Jane when she needs to wear the bar uniform..."
It's not fair to tease us with what's to come like that, Jo.