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This image is a four-panel comic strip arranged in a two-by-two grid. The art style is minimalist, featuring characters with large white circular heads and lime green shirts against white backgrounds.

Panel 1 (Top Left): This panel has a black background with white text that sets up the joke. It reads: "The following story has been translated for AMERICAN AUDIENCES. It was originally told in BRITISH."

Panel 2 (Top Right): A character is shown from the chest up, holding a grey phone to their right ear. They have a neutral expression with two black dot eyes and a straight line mouth. The speech bubble above them says: "Hi, could you give me an elevator?"

Panel 3 (Bottom Left): The same character is on the phone but now has a slight frown or look of confusion. To their left, the front bumper and wheel of a light blue car are visible. The speech bubble reads: "I've got an apartment"

Panel 4 (Bottom Right): The character remains on the phone, looking slightly to the side with a confused expression. In the background, the full light blue car is visible. The side of the car has white and yellow streaks painted on it that look like french fries. The speech bubble says: "Yeah, and all the paint is french fried"

At the bottom left corner of this final panel, there is a small signature in black capital letters that reads "THEJENKINSCOMIC".
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