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Fail Strip #4 Driving

I Know a Shortcut

Three-panel stick-figure comic: a man skips the GPS for a store ten minutes away and hours later is crossing into Tennessee.

Who needs a GPS?

Transcript

Panel 1

A stick figure stands next to his car.
Man: "Store's 10 minutes away. I know a shortcut."

Panel 2

Caption: "2 hours later." He drives past a sign: "Leaving Ohio."
Man: "Still on the shortcut."

Panel 3

He drives past a sign: "Welcome to Tennessee."
Man: "Almost there."

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Fail Text #5 Driving

Five Minutes Away

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Fail Strip #5 Shopping

Just Running In for Milk

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