Comic #5446: mucho

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Panel 1:

• A man with a worried expression says: "I can name more fad diets than philosophers."

Panel 2:

• A different man, looking concerned, responds: "I can recite more jingles than poems."

Panel 3:

• The first man continues: "I can name more filetypes than flower types."

Panel 4:

• The second man replies: "I can name more gameshow hosts than gods."

Panel 5:

• The first man states: "I can name more porn stars than local city council members."

Panel 6:

• The second man contemplates and says: "I am unbound from locality, history, beauty, truth. My life is planned obsolescence."

Panel 7:

• A waiter, who has a hat and apron, approaches and says: "That's fine sir, may I have your order?"

Panel 8:

• The first man responds, frustrated: "There is no order. Just a bad song that never stops, never repeats, but never says anything new."

Panel 9:

• The waiter asks: "Nachos, then?"

Panel 10:

• The first man concludes: "Grande nachos, yes."

The comic features a dialogue between two characters discussing trivialities, leading to a humorous, philosophical conclusion about the monotony of modern life, punctuated by a request for nachos. The characters vary in expression from worried to contemplative to frustrated.