Comic #6225: pudding

Description

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Description:

The comic consists of four panels featuring two characters: one with curly hair and a yellow shirt, sitting on the floor with her chin resting on her hands, and another with gray hair and glasses, seated in a chair. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly in a living room, with a laptop visible in the last panel.

Transcription:

Panel 1:

Character in yellow: "Eugh. Why do people eat Christmas pudding? Why eat a ball of ancient dried fruit when there's chocolate in the world?"

Panel 2:

Character in gray: "Cutie, there are cultural differences. Like how in some countries they drive on the right-hand side of the road and in some it's the left-hand side."

Panel 3:

Character in yellow: "You're saying there are arbitrary norms we shouldn't make too much of?"

Panel 4:

Character in gray: "I'm saying the British are wrong and everyone else is right."
Character in yellow (off-panel): "Ahhhh."

Ending Note:

The comic humorously discusses cultural norms and preferences, using food as a relatable example.