You could just stay home, shop online line, and just tell everyone that you've done that.
This comic illustrates one of my problems with "quick comics", and that's humor creep. It's like mission creep, but with humor. This comic was supposed to be just a Venn diagram. But the more I thought about it -- first mistake: thinking too much about a "quick joke" -- the less I could decide what the diagram should look like. So I devised a comic using two of them.
Second mistake was realizing that once you applied logiv, the entire joke falls apart, so Michele had to step in and tell both the guys that they're wrong.
For once, Ken is being the overly-analytical one, instead of Mike, but it balances the comic better with him standing by Michele.
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