Cartoons for Adults

I really like cartoons for adults. Why? Simple drawn images clarify quite mature issues. At one time, adults eagerly watched them. But then everyone suddenly became so serious that the genre almost died. It was revived by The Simpsons, South Park, and Futurama. And SpongeBob teetered on the edge, raising many questions among children and evoking a slight nostalgia among adults.
Someone once accused me of talking too complexly about management.
Therefore, I left the simplified version for logistics. So that children could understand. Using simple and everyday examples around us. And maybe it will come in handy for adults too.
In general, logistics is not complicated. You can learn logistics, and the main thing is to practice. Like in judo – you need to do at least 500 approaches to each technique and you’ll get a black belt. Okay, not black. As Bruce Lee said – the belt is needed to hold up your pants. Especially when someone decided to tighten belts. Then logistics is indispensable. As a rule, it’s the first thing they turn to for cost reduction in hope of a miracle.