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The inventor boasts about a giant brass detector. The neighbor adjusts it with a wrench; its pointer swings toward him, prompting the inventor to blame the calibration.
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The inventor boasts about a giant brass detector. The neighbor adjusts it with a wrench; its pointer swings toward him, prompting the inventor to blame the calibration.
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A machine identifies the greatest mind in town after the neighbor gives it a small repair.

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Panel 1 — Inventor: “This detects the greatest mind in town!” Panel 2 — Inventor: “Naturally, we know the result.” Panel 3 — Sound effect: “DING!” The pointer swings toward the neighbor. Panel 4 — Inventor: “Calibration error!” Neighbor: “Was. Fixed it.”