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Explanation
This comic is about the psychology of healthy habits and rationalization. In the first panel, a doctor tells a patient, "Dad, would you just quit smoking?" and offers the standard reasoning: "You know the probability is biased against the good." The patient replies, "Sure."
The patient then reveals his rationalizing thought process: "It's started! Imagining cigarettes were tiny meant quitting was easy." But then comes the twist: "It feels like I have to keep smoking now" -- suggesting that the ease of quitting one thing made him resistant to actually doing it.
The final panels show someone asking about a "new exercise plan" and being told: "I got a new exercise plan. You wanna see? You get fit with it." The bottom panel shows the votey-style punchline.
The comic satirizes how people create elaborate mental frameworks to avoid healthy behavior. Instead of simply quitting smoking or exercising, the characters construct logical-sounding but ultimately circular arguments that let them continue their bad habits while feeling intellectually justified.