Dilbert 2020 Day-to-Day Calendar

I have been buying these Dilbert calendars for over 12 years, love the humor as it relates to my job. Did care so much when they combined Saturday's and Sundays into one comic day, but I do like that they are in color now.

For years I have purchased a Dilbert calendar to have in my work break room. Employees love it, while it pokes fun at work people appreciate the sense of humor and it provides some fun, every day.

If you get the humor, it's a great daily calendar. I've been getting one every year for over a year. It arrived in a timely manner and was intact and undamaged. A good price, too, at $.022 per day. Some days are funnier than others but that's about what it averages out to. Of course you have to laugh at the same one on Saturday and Sunday, but, if you're lucky or suffer from dementia, you'll forget Saturday's and laugh again Sunday like it's new.

I've been purchasing Scott Adam's Dilbert day-page calendars for many years. They are political and why I like them. Dilbert along with his "thorny-haired" boss and do-nothing Wally (can't forget Alice) always confirm the truth of our short existence. Scott is also the same height as I am and why I like him more. I've heard and read that Scott's "Dilbert" is banned in many office cubicles. Just confirms the narcissism and selfishness in our work settings which Scott Adams' "Dilbert" depicts so well.

Love that Scott Adam's material is so current and I can't count the number of times I've thought his cartoon was something happening where I work that very day! Genius!

Always enjoy the majority of the Dilbert cartoon strips. All too familiar to many work situations, and some ridiculous situations. Have gotten this calendar for the last several years. End up cutting out many of my favorites to use as book marks (perfect size).

i've been giving this yearly calendar to my husband for five years and he looks forward to it every year. he's an engineer and enjoys sharing his favorites with me, as well as giving ones to co-workers who he thinks will appreciate or relate to the subject of the comic

My coworkers and I can't get over how often the comic of the day is almost the exact same situation we are going through and often fits current events. If I find one that pertains to a specific person I gift it to them and they hang them on their cube walls sometimes writing their names in to personalize it. My cube would not be the same without this calendar and there are years of boxes stacked on the right side. Love Scott Adams.