last-meal
Explanation
The Joke
A death row inmate is asked what he wants for his last meal. The next panel is titled "The Executioner" and shows the executioner sitting across from the prisoner at a table with food, looking uncomfortable. The caption reads: "On the one hand I'm mad, but on the other hand, body want a loophole."
The prisoner has cleverly requested the executioner as his last meal. Since the prison must fulfill his last meal request, they cannot execute him without first serving him the executioner -- but serving him the executioner would mean killing the executioner, creating a logical paradox or loophole that could potentially delay or prevent the execution.
The Humor
The comedy comes from the absurd exploitation of the "last meal" tradition. The prisoner has found a darkly clever logical loophole: if his last meal IS the executioner, the execution cannot proceed as planned. The executioner's conflicted reaction ("On the one hand I'm mad, but on the other hand, body want a loophole") suggests even HE can appreciate the ingenuity of the trick, despite being the victim of it. The joke plays on the common thought experiment about what outrageous things a condemned prisoner might request for a last meal, taken to its logical extreme.