I know I’m the odd one out for not liking the camping thing, but it always seems to involve a lot of work.
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Panel 1 -
Keren: Errol, you got it wrong in yesterday's comic. We're going to Rob's cottage, not camping.
Errol: Ah. OK. What's all that?
Panel 2 -
Keren: That was food. There will be nine to ten people there.
Errol: That filled up half the car...
Panel 3 -
Errol: And now what are you bringing?
Keren: Art supplies, of course.
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Keren: Oh yes. I need to get some clothes, some board games, and my puzzle.
Errol: This seems like an awful amount of work for a time of rest.
Ekko: I need more room for my books!!
Keren: Errol, you got it wrong in yesterday's comic. We're going to Rob's cottage, not camping.
Errol: Ah. OK. What's all that?
Panel 2 -
Keren: That was food. There will be nine to ten people there.
Errol: That filled up half the car...
Panel 3 -
Errol: And now what are you bringing?
Keren: Art supplies, of course.
Panel 4 -
Keren: Oh yes. I need to get some clothes, some board games, and my puzzle.
Errol: This seems like an awful amount of work for a time of rest.
Ekko: I need more room for my books!!
See, the advantage of electronic games over board games is that they take up less space. The downside is less social interaction. Or is that another upside?
It depends on the person whether less social interaction is an upside or downside. If you don’t like social interaction, it would be an upside. If you do like social interaction, it’s a downside.