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Panel 1: A woman with medium-length, wavy hair, wearing round glasses and a light-colored top, stands near a computer. She looks concerned and is speaking. The dialogue bubble says, “Uh oh, I’m running slowly for unknown reasons. Better turn me off and on.”

Panel 2: The same woman continues to speak, her expression showing curiosity. She says, “Why does that work, though? Why can’t you just configure yourself like you would without me having to wait for a reboot?”

Panel 3: The woman appears a bit flustered. She starts to respond, “Look, that’s a mystery. Let’s not talk about it. Just press my orgasm button and things—” A response interrupts her.

Panel 4: A silhouette of another figure, resembling a woman, with a surprised expression, responds, “Your what?” The original woman looks slightly embarrassed, and adds, “Off and on button. What do you think you heard?” The silhouette responds, “This explains so much.”

Each panel features expressive artwork that conveys the emotions of the characters, with attention to dialogue and body language.