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Unfamiliar industry jargon rule
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As Alice explained, grocery stores call those standalone freezer bins 'bunkers'.
I didn't know this, so when I asked a Walmart employee where they moved the frozen potatoes to, and she said "the bunker," my first thought was "oh no."
The original artist of these comic panels, webcomicname, always makes the punchline "oh no." (and actively encourages fan-made content using their concept/panels).
Edit: I made this comic specifically to text to a friend who works at Walmart and is familiar with the original artist. I didn't plan to share it on Lemmy bc it's a pretty niche/specific joke, but someone else posted an original comic from webcomicname, so I figured I'd take the opportunity