Crazy Comic Strip 'Ash & Raimi' by Tom Savage Nails Coffee's Daily Struggles

Avery Emberly

Updated Monday, August 19, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In the humorous and relatable world of daily caffeine consumption, Tom Savage's four-panel comic strip titled "Ash & Raimi" has captured the essence of many coffee lovers' experiences. This comic, which can be found on Instagram under the handle @ashandraimi, humorously depicts the negotiation between a green humanoid creature and an anthropomorphic coffee mug. If you've ever felt a love-hate relationship with your daily cup of espresso, this comic will resonate deeply.

The first panel sets the scene with the green creature sitting at a wooden table, leaning forward and addressing the coffee mug, saying, "Ok, Coffee. This is my final offer. I demand pep and energy to get me through another day."

In the second panel, the coffee mug's response is both unexpected and hilariously accurate: "No. Anxiety and diarrhea."

The negotiation continues in the third panel, showing the green creature leaning closer, contemplating the less-than-ideal terms offered by the coffee mug.

Finally, in the fourth panel, the green creature reluctantly accepts the offer with, "...I accept." The coffee mug cheerfully replies, "Same time tomorrow?"

The comic has sparked a wave of reactions from Reddit users. One user commented, "Love language failures," perfectly capturing the humorous breakdown in communication between the two characters. Another user humorously related to the comic, saying, "Me and my daily cup of espresso definitely have a toxic relationship." Yet another comment provided an insightful look into how coffee works: "Just for the curious, the way coffee works isn't that it gives you energy: It prevents your brain from realizing your body is tired. So it just makes your body keep going while your body is saying 'no, stop.' And that can last only so long."

Tom Savage's "Ash & Raimi" comic strip is a delightful portrayal of the daily struggle many face with their coffee habits. Whether it's the quest for energy or dealing with the side effects, this comic strip humorously encapsulates the complex relationship people have with their morning brew. Make sure to follow @ashandraimi on Instagram for more entertaining and relatable content.

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Top Comments from Reddit

SlammingMomma

Love language failures.

Lord_Jibanyan

Me and my daily cup of espresso definitely have a toxic relationship

gmishaolem

Just for the curious, the way coffee works isn't that it gives you energy: It prevents your brain from realizing your body is tired. So it just makes your body keep going while your body is saying "no, stop". And that can last only so long.

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