Panel 1
Mae: You know, there’s a part of me that’s actually kind of dreading the end of quarantine.
Liz: Dreading it? Why the hell would you dread it?
Panel 2
Mae: Don’t get me wrong! I miss our families, and it sucks not being able to do all the things we used to do. Quarantine is officially the worst - nobody is saying it isn’t.
Panel 3
Mae: But I see all these people already starting to go out to restaurants in-person, and I have this strong revulsion towards the idea of going out and being in that crowd again.
Mae: All the doordash and curbside pickup we’ve been doing has made me realize how much easier that aspect of life has been. It’s so much less work now!
Panel 4
Liz: If you truly want to avoid people and be lazy, you can just DO THAT without having a pandemic to force the issue.
Mae: Yeah, but then instead of being called responsible, I’d get called a recluse!
Liz: Right! On account of BEING A RECLUSE!
Mae: You know, there’s a part of me that’s actually kind of dreading the end of quarantine.
Liz: Dreading it? Why the hell would you dread it?
Panel 2
Mae: Don’t get me wrong! I miss our families, and it sucks not being able to do all the things we used to do. Quarantine is officially the worst - nobody is saying it isn’t.
Panel 3
Mae: But I see all these people already starting to go out to restaurants in-person, and I have this strong revulsion towards the idea of going out and being in that crowd again.
Mae: All the doordash and curbside pickup we’ve been doing has made me realize how much easier that aspect of life has been. It’s so much less work now!
Panel 4
Liz: If you truly want to avoid people and be lazy, you can just DO THAT without having a pandemic to force the issue.
Mae: Yeah, but then instead of being called responsible, I’d get called a recluse!
Liz: Right! On account of BEING A RECLUSE!