April 6, 2020
#2290: Homemade Masks explain

[Cueball stands at a distance from Megan, who is wearing a face mask]
Cueball: Homemade mask, huh? You think they help?
Cueball: I’ve read so many conflicting things.
[Flashback to when Megan was not wearing a mask but carrying a large sign, with Cueball and Ponytail approaching her from both sides. It is not possible to read what is on the sign. Masked Megan is pictured in an inset panel.]
Megan (narrating): Well, what I was doing before was carrying around a big sign that said “There’s a pandemic so please give me space because I don’t want to get sick or make anyone else sick!”
[Same as first panel]
Megan: The problem was, I had to write small to fit, so people kept walking closer to read it.
Cueball: Oops.
Megan: Yeah, the mask gets it across better.