The Queen became concerned when she noted a high number of her staff compulsively visiting the retro break room to indulge in Ding Dongs. Fearful of mass addiction, she banned them, as well as Twinkies.
Where’s the Twinkies in the snack machine? Those should still be around. I like the Digi Coke. Trivia – the original wasp-waisted bottle was designed by Chapman Root, of the Root Glass company, in Terre Haute, Indiana. When the place closed down, you could find old bottles just buried there. (I may have lived relatively close to it.)
11 thoughts on “Chapter 20, page 6 – Dabney butts in”
Guesticules
The blue cans look like a local energy drink (not sure if it is made locally or imported), the design at least looks similar
Merceneiress
I’m guessing it’s local 😁
H'Sishi
Wasn’t there a close-up of those cans in one of the last two, three episodes?
Or in the vote panels, maybe?
Merceneiress
Yes, page 4 showed a generic “cola” on the blue can
Erinovauch
oof, I hope it’s infinitely better than the real Cola brand Cola which is the worst thing I have ever drank in my life
E Hines
Not seeing any Ding Dongs in that vending machine.
Eric Hines
Merceneiress
The Queen became concerned when she noted a high number of her staff compulsively visiting the retro break room to indulge in Ding Dongs. Fearful of mass addiction, she banned them, as well as Twinkies.
StarFleet Carl
Where’s the Twinkies in the snack machine? Those should still be around. I like the Digi Coke. Trivia – the original wasp-waisted bottle was designed by Chapman Root, of the Root Glass company, in Terre Haute, Indiana. When the place closed down, you could find old bottles just buried there. (I may have lived relatively close to it.)
Merceneiress
Cool, thank you for that bit of trivia! Now I gotta find some bottled Coke to drink
Guesticules
Nice new invotive
That reindeer in the background looks like they have seen ‘things’ 😛
Merceneiress
Indeed!