I thought there wasn't a trace of Mrs. Bloom left in the apartment... but how do you explan the old-timey looking radio? I guess that's what's considered "modern" in A3G world. Or, maybe Greg is just a hipster. "Yeah, I got rid of Mrs. Bloom's flat screen and surround sound and got a black and white TV and a record player. It's really retro. That old bat was clueless." Maybe everyone in this strip is just a hipster. It explains.... well, some things. Including that one musical note that's just way too cool for school and has to be upside down. Hipster music.
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Greg either does this all the time or had all this planned just for Margo. Bravo Greg, bravo.
Those notes look like a fast song. Maybe the polka or two step. If he is smart, the next track is slower.
Evan would be furious if he cared about Margo at all.
More nondescript noodles? Jeez. Where did they order from, "Generic Joe's Takeout Jars"?
If that's not a place, it should be. Let's make this happen!
I don't believe this strip is retro or populated by hipsters.
I believe this strip is perpetually set in 1965.
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