#lionsrage

I need this job to pay for my therapy.

[Image description:

A 4-panel comic in a square layout with a black background and neon orange borders.

Panel 1: a storefront drawn in neon green. The sign says "Work-Store". The panel text says, "Most days I go to work. Sometimes its fine."

Panel 2: an image of a customer pointing angrily at an employee. The customer is drawn in neon red, and the employee is drawn in neon blue and green. The panel text says. "Sometimes its not. Sometimes customers can be very mean for no real reason."

Panel 3: an image of a crying face drawn in neon blue with a cloud floating above the eyes. The panel text is inside the cloud, and it says, "My boss told me its not okay to cry in front of customers."

Waste of Paper

A short comic about my job, with image description.

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A square comic divided into 4 square panels, drawn in neon colors with a black background.

Panel 1 shows a customer, drawn in purple, and the text reads, "yesterday a customer told me that our ticket machine is a waste of paper."

Panel 2 shows 6 paper tickets, drawn in yellow, and the text reads, "I was kinda mad, but not because I thought she was wrong."

Panel 3 shows 8 cardboard boxes stacked on top of a pallet to be moved, drawn in orange and yellow, and the text reads, "sometimes we have to throw out entire pallets of perfectly good product."

Panel 4 shows an industrial sized dumpster, drawn in blue and labeled with the word "trash", full of boxes, drawn in orange. The text reads, "this company is a waste of the earth."

ANGER

Management

[Image Description: a comic with 4 panels on a black background with bright red orange yellow color tones.

The first panel reads, "Anger Management," at a slanted angle. The word "Anger" is in red block letters and all capitals, and the word "Management" is in orange cursive beneath it.

The second panel shows the same words, "anger management," written on a piece of torn graph paper, and held out over a fire.

The third panel shows the piece of paper being thrown into the fire.

The fourth panel shows the paper burning, with the words "anger management" still remaining in full.