I feel like it's a "house cleaning/hose cleaning" kind of wordplay. Which would make the first panel "sop in bags" instead... so that doesn't really clear anything up at all
Okay, I *had* to look that one up. Per Google AI:
The phrase "soups in bags will remind us" likely refers to a vintage BF Goodrich Koroseal advertisement from 1942, where the tagline was "Soup in bags will remind us of spring".
Context: The phrase originates from a vintage advertisement . . .
. . . for BF Goodrich Koroseal, a type of plastic material.
The Ad: The ad featured the tagline "Soup in bags will remind us of spring".
Why "Spring"? The use of "spring" likely alludes to the idea of fresh, new beginnings and . . .
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The phrase "soups in bags will remind us" likely refers to a vintage BF Goodrich Koroseal advertisement from 1942, where the tagline was "Soup in bags will remind us of spring".
Context: The phrase originates from a vintage advertisement . . .
The Ad: The ad featured the tagline "Soup in bags will remind us of spring".
Why "Spring"? The use of "spring" likely alludes to the idea of fresh, new beginnings and . . .