Strip Commentary:
There are a few reasons, in retrospect, that this comic is funny/interesting First of all, looking back, Scott and Adam have more or less switched. If I were to draw this strip today, Scott would be calling me sad, and Adam would want to see. It's just the way things go, I guess. The characters in Jersey have become less like the people they represent, and more like various aspects of my personality. Jersey has become, in some way or another, illustrated schizophrenia. The other thing is that the first thing that both Scott and Adam said was: "I look hot!" I suspect they were kidding.
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