Shop Drawings

Of course I love you more than cheese

Let's Just Go In And See What Happens

But if you think about anything for long enough

A Man Speaks With An Assistant At A Flower Shop

Something Drinkable Right Now

I Am a Writer

Help Wanted

New Yorker December 14th, 1946

We've Got A Class-action Suit If Ever I Saw One

The Shop-at-home Channel's Lowest-rated Show: The

At A Desk, With A Placard That Says

The Wine Station

New Yorker May 20th, 1967

New Yorker April 8th, 1944

It's From The Federal Trade Commission. They Say

A Village Did Raise Him. But

For Mother's Day

Edgar Allan Poe Returns A Christmas Gift

A Barista In A Coffee Shop Speaks To A Patron

Two People Walk And Talk

In High School

I Know Nobody Here Works With Each Other

I'm Afraid Our Flowers Don't Say Things Like That

I'm Registered With Toys R Us And F.a.o. Schwarz

New Yorker December 12th, 1942

Well, Why Not Pay A Dollar Down And The Rest

New Yorker October 2nd, 1943

A Free Coffee

Dont sell me anything Rachel Carson wouldnt buy

New Yorker February 15th, 1999

Spoon Shop

Iced Grande Soy Triple-lutz Latte!

I Never Date - I'm Too Niche

The Fork in the Road

How Can Seven People Have Fun?

Now, In This One, The Straight Whiskeys Are ?ve

New Yorker November 7th, 2016

New Yorker February 10th, 1940

New Yorker May 18th, 2009

I Am Not Here To Sell You Anything

Now, This Model Not Only Plays ?fty Records But

Good Afternoon. I'm From The Census Bureau

Darling, It's Perfect!

But Why Should I Pay Twice As Much

China Shop

New Yorker August 12th, 1944

A Man Talks To A Woman In A Coffee Shop.

Small But Bottomless

The Man In Your Life

The Empress Eugenie

New Yorker December 23rd, 1944

Speak up

I'll Settle for Peanut Butter

Ice Fishing

What Would You Recommend For The Ozone Hole?

Mademoiselle's Neck Is Too Long

New Yorker March 29th, 1952

New Yorker January 21st, 1961

I Want Something Nice To Surprise A Seal

And Another Thing - You Can Be Sure That We're

I Tell You What You Could Do. You Could Load

New Yorker February 26th, 1944

My God, Joe! Now They Want To Buy It All Back

Now Then, What Does Madam Desire?

New Yorker August 2nd, 1941