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The image depicts original cartoon characters representing a bored, fuzzy creature and an anthropomorphic comb, with the speech-bubble slogan 'I HATE MY JOB!'; no recognizable fictional characters, brand marks, or real-person photography are apparent, and no obvious trade dress or distinctive third-party character style copying is identifiable. Original deadpan meme art, printed on demand in the EU.
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100 % Baumwolle (White, Black), 5,3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)
On-demand gedruckt mit wasserbasierten DTG-Tinten
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A fluffy lavender creature, profoundly unbothered, dangles a red instrument with a tiny distressed face over the edge of an exam table. The creature is bored. The instrument is having a career event. The speech bubble reads I Hate My Job, and the design declines to clarify whose feeling that is, which is the entire point.

Printed on soft, midweight cotton that holds its shape through washes, shifts, and suspicious cafeteria incidents. The ink stays bold and flat, much like the creature's expression. Unisex cut, clean seams, minimal shrinking unless your plans do.

Anyone whose job involves lanyards, logins, or the phrase 'per my last email.' Nurses and technicians will recognize the exam table. Retail workers will recognize the creature. The self-employed will recognize both and wear it as a cautionary tale.

nomorebrain makes things for brains that have stopped volunteering. A bored creature and a distressed thermometer rendered in thick, clean lines belongs in this catalog the way quiet dread belongs in a workplace. We did not invent the feeling. We printed it.
