Dedication

The faces of the smilies in the last panel are hilarious.

Finland give approval only when Sweden does not speak. ^^

Can you make a comic about how different countries say "did you get hungry", and greece says peinases and everyone starts looking at Greece and then Finland just jumps in and yells "PERKELE"

@Danskai HAHAHA YES
PERKELE

Love those machines fr

New comic!

@swe_swe_swe yippee!

Pfft. I would do that too.

Finland be like

I'm surprised that these exist tbh-never seen one before

I don't get it.

Ok, so I've never been to an Ikea. They're just not a thing where I am, the closest one is, I think, in Atlanta, and I almost never go to Atlanta. I think there might be one in Chicago, but I'm always doing other stuff when I'm in Chicago.

But... they've got big approve/disapprove buttons there? For... what? I'm just confused. Maybe I should go to Ikea the next time I'm in Chicago, I've heard the meatballs are good, even if I've never seen any of their... furniture I've ever liked.

@VictorMortimer those things are situated such that shoppers will end up walking past them so the can give a simple "Happy/neither happy nor unhappy/unhappy" -rating for their shopping experience as they exit the store, when the ratings are compiled into statistics the corporate can see if, for example, on day when a specific manager is working the ratings take a nosedive etc.

@VictorMortimer its really not that complicated, it's basically the usual "rate your experience" ask they have at some self checkouts but adapted to ask anyone, not just people that made a purchase.

It's just humorous that it apparently started in Finland, cause, at least in this comic, Finland doesn't like to speak, other than to swear, so of course he would invent a way to share his opinion without speaking.

Yay! New Comic!