How to Write a New Yorker Cartoon Caption

The WSJ posted a caption-less classic from The New Yorker's cartoon editor Bob Mankoff on Facebook and Twitter. Bob sorted through the responses, picked his favorites and discusses them with the WSJ's Michael Casey.
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"How curious! And the kids call this 'dabbing'?"

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“You’re hired!”

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"you're applying for the sales position, correct?"

[@TorryFinley]

"I'm hip too, Carlson, but I'm pretty sure the cigarettes will still sell themselves."

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"I still see you."

[@Madmen604]

"Why do you get a 'charlie -horse' every time you come in here?"

[@TheMadnessOfCrowds]

'Now your....'. Brilliant!

[@hockeymom49721]

I have stolen this one "your walk isn't particularly silly"