Ozy and Millie: Not without representation
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Notes: Pasted-in correction in panel 2.
Ozy and Millie
Wisdom for short attention spans.
The original artwork for this comic is available for purchase.
Notes: Pasted-in correction in panel 2.
Eh? Self employed? When did she cease to be a lawyer?
There are such things as self-employed lawyers.
Made less than 11,000 and owed 820, because I’m a self-employed toilet bowl scrubber.
That’s crazy. Why are self-employed people so screwed? It makes no sense…even for politics.
She’s a single-person law practice. Simple. She has clients but doesn’t work for an employer. Means she has flexibility in scheduling when to meet clients, and could specialize in wills and other areas that only require her to, as she said in a very early one, only occasionally represent people in court (when a will is challenged, say)
which would work well for a single parent, obviously
For those who may have missed the punchline, Llewelynn is making a pun based on one of the rallying cries of the American Revolution: “Taxation without representation is tyranny,” more commonly written as “No taxation without representation.”