One caveat:

The plot requires that every person in any position of decision making authority on earth be an absolute pants-shitting moron.

This aspect became a lot more believable, lately.

I wonder if the artist was aware of the actual real-life animal abuse practice similar to their comic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gingering

Apple Cider, Cheeky Blighter, Cum Inside’er…

The copulatory apparatus of Obama has a protrusible penis occupying the entire male atrium or most of it.

Also:

“What’s your passive perception? Huh… Okay. Heh. Hehehe… So anyway…”

It would take precisely two refrigerated semi truck trailers.

Fresh beef could be easily, easily sold, not even on the black market.

Print a fake bill of lading for delivery to any random grocery warehouse, write on the bill that it was rejected for some irregularity that has nothing to do with product quality (shipped wrong item, order was canceled but shipped anyway, anything really), and call up random food distributors until you find a buyer.

You don’t just randomly ask for perception checks to keep your players paranoid?

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/greengrocer's_apostrophe

Hannibal Missouri is notorious for their red light camera cartel.

Hannibal is a town built on the transportation industry, straddling a major highway route with heavy truck traffic. The traffic lights in town are intentionally timed too short on yellow so semi trucks traveling at or even under the posted speed limit cannot stop in time.

They aggressively pursue their camera tickets on trucks, threaten to sue trucking companies to get them to identify the driver (they can’t actually do this but most companies cave anyway), and the city has a financial agreement with every lawyer within driving distance of the town to agree to automatically lower the charge to a “non-points” offense at a SUBSTANTIALLY increased fine, on top of the cost of the lawyer.

It’s a revenue racket preying specifically on truck drivers.

These are unfortunately real. I was not brave enough to try either

Factorial is not the same as exponentiation.

2 != 2 is the statement that 2 is not equal to 2.

2! = 2 is the equation that two(factorial) equals 2

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I got something salty you can gargle

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