Comic #11

6 panels

E-Tolls

Rassie drives the N1 and never pays a cent. SANRAL writes to him every month to thank him for blessing it.

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Comic adapted from a joke by Charlie Alves.

  1. Six panels. Rassie drives under the e-toll gantries on the N1 and the cameras flash. His monthly statement charges him nothing and thanks him for blessing the road, and he wonders where to find the e-toll chiefs so he can thank them back.Enlarge panel 1

Comic adapted from a joke by Charlie Alves.© Rassie Comics · rassiecomics.com

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  1. Panel 1

    Rassie drives a bakkie in traffic, one hand on the wheel, completely relaxed.

    Caption: 1. Rassie on the N1

    Rassie: E-tolls? No problem!

  2. Panel 2

    The car passes under an e-toll gantry. Three cameras fire at the number plate, which reads RASSIE.

    Caption: 2. Cameras do their thing

    Cameras SFX: Click! Click! Click!

  3. Panel 3

    Rassie sits at home holding a single page headed MONTHLY STATEMENT, from SANRAL.

    Caption: 3. Later that month …

    Rassie: Still nothing. Perfect.

    Statement: Thank you for blessing the N1.

  4. Panel 4

    Close on the statement in his hands.

    Caption: 4. But then …

    Statement: Dear Rassie, SANRAL thanks you for blessing the N1. We have not charged you this month, as a token of our appreciation for your blessings on the N1.

  5. Panel 5

    Rassie lowers the page, a mug beside him, quietly pleased.

    Caption: 5. Rassie’s reaction

    Rassie: Well… that’s kind of them.

  6. Panel 6

    Back behind the wheel on the N1, one hand off the steering wheel in a shrug.

    Caption: 6. Some things just work differently

    Rassie: Where are the e-toll chiefs? I should thank them.

    Caption: Rassie doesn’t pay e-tolls. SANRAL just sends him a monthly statement thanking him for blessing the N1.

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