Comic #4914: fridge

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Description

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Panel 1: A man with curly hair and a beard, wearing only shorts, stands in front of a refrigerator. The thought bubble above him reads, "I NEED SOMETHING FROM THE FRIDGE."

Panel 2: The same man looks at the refrigerator with a concerned expression. The text reads, "THERE ARE GOOD THINGS IN THERE, BUT A LOT OF STUFF HAS GONE BAD, AND THE WHOLE INTERIOR STINKS."

Panel 3: In a thought bubble, the man contemplates, "MY ONLY HOPE IS TO ONLY LOOK WITHIN QUICKLY, IGNORE THE STENCH WHILE THERE, THEN PRETEND TO HAVE SMELLED NOTHING AMISS."

Panel 4: The man is now reaching into the refrigerator, holding something in his hand, but looking distressed.

Panel 5: A close-up of the man's face shows him looking disheveled and tired, with dark circles under his eyes and a scraggly beard.

Panel 6: The man stands in front of a store labeled "HOME PRODUCTS WAREHOUSE" and says, "I NEED TO RETURN THIS FRIDGE." A reply from an unseen person reads, "WHY?" The man responds, "IT STARTED EMBODYING MY SENSE OF SELF."

The illustrations depict a humorous take on dealing with a messy refrigerator, emphasizing the man's struggle and self-awareness.