Bunz & Katz

Discussion (4) ¬

1. 
   Josh

   June 17, 2019 at 3:43 am | #

   So um… It seems that Bunz & Katz have gotten away with their art heist – did you think that they wouldn’t? Show your hands…

   Not that we advocate criminal activity – Kids, stealing stuff is seriously not nice! However, if you do feel the compulsion leading you to a life of crime – don’t rob some unfortunate clerk in a liquor store, instead run for political office… As we’ve learned from Trump & McConnell, most of the really successful crooks are in Washington DC!!
2. 
   DoubleW

   June 18, 2019 at 8:18 am | #

   Indeed, looks as though the only “marketing plan” Bunz & Katz have is the one they copied from the fruit-peddler kid they mugged, way back on page 97… But unfortunately for them, a busy traffic intersection isn’t the best place to peddle overpriced, shopworn, fake merchandise… the White House and the halls of Con-gress are the most effective venue for that sort of marketing… because there, the consumer doesn’t have any choice!
3. 
   Bill of Kansas

   June 24, 2019 at 1:47 am | #

   Who’s idea was it to park their sale at a busy intersection? Did it go something like Bunz saying like, “With more people we can get more stuff sold. So … where Katz is the greatest number of passer-bys in a city. And Katz would answer back, “Look for any major artery crossing of traffic flow.” Both in a limited sense quite correct. But as they have doubtless found, anyone traveling and yet interested in their offered bargains, would need to park in like a vertical parking building, and walk back (somehow) to their (er) temporary shop. If they are going criminal, they would need a handbook, so as to how to do it. Maybe 3-D Kitty, if still not still caught up in either super glue or whatever goes for the legal system might offer them one.
4. 
   DoubleW

   June 24, 2019 at 8:47 am | #

   Hey, in Paris (Illinois) they could probably park in the middle of Main Street right in front of the target… their main criteria was to stage their raid and make a fast getaway with the priceless loot. (“Priceless” in this case being synonymous with “valueless.”)