“ | What do I look like, a guy who's not lazy? | ” |
–Sal, The Series Has Landed |
Sal is a sleazy and overweight man who always has a cigarette in his mouth and smokes. He is seen in many different jobs, usually dull occupations which he performs badly due to extreme laziness. He pluralizes words randomly and singularizes words that should be plural. He's often seen with Hoschel.
Jobs[]
The different jobs he performs include:
- Janitor at Moon's Luna Park
- Bus driver
- Cleaner
- Tattooed art exhibit
- Truck driver and builder
- Factory foreman
- Excavator operator
- Owner and operator of Sal's Wrecking Co.
- Demolition worker
- Newspaper deliverer for the Daily Supernova
- Sewage treatment worker
- Construction worker
- Sanitation worker
Episode Appearances[]
Episodes[]
- The Series Has Landed
- Put Your Head on My Shoulders
- Raging Bender
- Mother's Day
- The Honking
- The Cryonic Woman
- Parasites Lost
- Bendless Love
- The Route of All Evil
- Bendin' in the Wind
- I Dated a Robot
- A Pharaoh to Remember
- A Taste of Freedom
- Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television
- Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles
- The Sting
- Spanish Fry
- In-A-Gadda-Da-Leela
- Attack of the Killer App
- The Mutants Are Revolting
- Ghost in the Machines (cameo)
- Neutopia
- Cold Warriors (cameo)
- Reincarnation (cameo)
- The Bots and the Bees
- A Farewell to Arms
- Decision 3012
- Near-Death Wish (cameo)
- Naturama" (as a snake)
- The Six Million Dollar Mon
- 2-D Blacktop
- Calculon 2.0 (cameo)
- Leela and the Genestalk (cameo)
- Meanwhile (cameo)
- Rage Against the Vaccine
Films[]
Trivia[]
- Due to these numerous jobs, some fans believe that Sal is one of many clones of an original. Others believe he just gets fired often.
- Sal is similar to Bruce from Family Guy and Hans Moleman from The Simpsons, in that he is frequently seen in a wide variety of different jobs.
- Given his surly demeanor and attitude, along with his similar voice and residence in the city of New New York, it's possible he's a descendant of Fry's old boss, Mr. Panucci, though this is never substantiated.