The upcoming mini-series of strips was inspired by my real-life encounter with my not-so-friendly neighborhood bank (which, thanks to a little censorship, shall remain nameless--for now). I dreaded the thought of closing an account every spring and opening a new one every fall (seriously, is there any more boring place for a college student to spend time than in a bank?). So I left a little "cushion fund" in my account that I assumed would slowly wither away over the summer due to service charges (minimum balance? What's that?). How could such a perfect plan go awry? Stay tuned.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
It's (kind of) funny because it's true.
The upcoming mini-series of strips was inspired by my real-life encounter with my not-so-friendly neighborhood bank (which, thanks to a little censorship, shall remain nameless--for now). I dreaded the thought of closing an account every spring and opening a new one every fall (seriously, is there any more boring place for a college student to spend time than in a bank?). So I left a little "cushion fund" in my account that I assumed would slowly wither away over the summer due to service charges (minimum balance? What's that?). How could such a perfect plan go awry? Stay tuned.
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