Scott Adams

So let me say again that my creative revival is really fun.

Every time I sit down to make the comic now, I'm enjoying it.

Like I'm looking for a time, oh, I'd love to write some comics today.

Every single day for 10 years, at least 10 years, prior to being canceled, I hated my job.

Now, it was better than a real job because I could just sit there drawing pictures and stuff.

But I didn't like it because, you know, anything you like is great until you have to do too much of it.

And if you have to do a comic every single day, every day,

You get tired of it after 25 years.

So believe me, getting canceled was like, I swear it was like being reborn.

I call it Dilber reborn, but it was like I was reborn because I actually love my job.

So my thoughts of desperately wanting to retire, which I did prior to being canceled, I desperately wanted to retire.

I just needed to find the way to do it.

That wasn't the way.

It just happened.

But man, it's good.

It's good stuff.

All right.

It's page 16 in the soft cover.

I was informed it's page 14.

If you have the hard cover, if you have the electronic edition, I can't help you.