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Carefully read and think about the exhibit shown below. Then, give a detailed answer to the questions that accompany the exhibit.

Vilbert The following dialogue is from a Dilbert cartoon published April 17, 1996. Secretary: Oh my! This is shocking! Boss: Secretary: 40% of all sick days taken by our staff are Fridays and Mondays! Boss: Secretary: Not an idiot savant, they can do math. What? What kind of idiot do they think I am? Questions 1. What might you infer from the secretarys second statement (the one in italic)? 2. Explain what the secretary is trying to say with her last statement.

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