That forty dollars goes to good use -- it allows the flower shop owner to buy a forty-dollar sculpted soap set from the soapery next door. The soapmaker will go on to buy some paper flowers with that same money. Then both of them will pay income tax on their earnings, which will go toward paying a defense contractor to build bombs for military drones to drop onto various strangers. It’s all part of living in an interconnected community
Drawing made at the Stumptown Comics Fest in Portland.
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Don’t read too much into this ideologically, it’s just for fun.
I spent a lot of time making many of the edits look invisible, and now I think it would have been more fun if they all were herky-jerky. Oh well.
Drawing made at the Stumptown Comics Fest in Portland. One of quite the extensive series inspired by Chris Yates’ own real-life poop signs.
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