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Jack Shat: State of Emergency
The Road Begins · Cap.1
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On aged pulp in three panels, Jack loads his cylindrical Mr. Stool cart into a pea-green 1974 Buick Apollo, closes an unknown text on his flip phone, and highlights a neon-yellow route on a paper atlas. A television behind him is black and off.
Jack asks the diner waitress about the restroom. Water overflows the toilet; he turns the valve and the restroom is marked out of order. He stays and hugs the waitress, with the pea-green Apollo outside.
At a cafe near grain silos, Jack warns a worker after an eight-pound burrito. A restroom floods around his boots as a wall pipe sprays water. An out-of-order sign goes on the door. Jack hugs the worker and gives him wads of cash.
At a truck stop, Jack asks for a heavy-duty stall. The restroom floods as he plunges furiously and a wall pipe bursts; his cylindrical cart tilts in the water. At the counter he offers the stunned clerk exactly two yellow gold bricks.
Jack visits a fossil museum and asks its older volunteer about the restroom. He shuts off an overflowing toilet while pipes knock. At the counter he donates extra; the volunteer's phone shows the first visible trip post and links Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska rumors.
At a wind-swept service station, Jack asks about septic service. A toilet stalls and a vent rattles. The attendant calls a plumber while Jack changes a dashboard radio to a cassette before a report about his fifth stop finishes.
At a mountain visitor center with one restroom open, Jack asks a ranger about an alternate building. The toilet stops draining and a dispenser shakes. The ranger points visitors to the next building; a tourist posts a photo identifying Jack's green Apollo.
Jack calls on his clamshell flip phone at the potato-themed Spud Valley Motel counter and asks about plumbing. In the bathroom the pipe knocks and a lamp flickers. The clerk calls a plumber; a guest sees a South Dakota fossil museum post beside the parked Apollo.
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On aged pulp in three panels, Jack loads his cylindrical Mr. Stool cart into a pea-green 1974 Buick Apollo, closes an unknown text on his flip phone, and highlights a neon-yellow route on a paper atlas. A television behind him is black and off.
Jack asks the diner waitress about the restroom. Water overflows the toilet; he turns the valve and the restroom is marked out of order. He stays and hugs the waitress, with the pea-green Apollo outside.
At a cafe near grain silos, Jack warns a worker after an eight-pound burrito. A restroom floods around his boots as a wall pipe sprays water. An out-of-order sign goes on the door. Jack hugs the worker and gives him wads of cash.
At a truck stop, Jack asks for a heavy-duty stall. The restroom floods as he plunges furiously and a wall pipe bursts; his cylindrical cart tilts in the water. At the counter he offers the stunned clerk exactly two yellow gold bricks.
Jack visits a fossil museum and asks its older volunteer about the restroom. He shuts off an overflowing toilet while pipes knock. At the counter he donates extra; the volunteer's phone shows the first visible trip post and links Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska rumors.
At a wind-swept service station, Jack asks about septic service. A toilet stalls and a vent rattles. The attendant calls a plumber while Jack changes a dashboard radio to a cassette before a report about his fifth stop finishes.
At a mountain visitor center with one restroom open, Jack asks a ranger about an alternate building. The toilet stops draining and a dispenser shakes. The ranger points visitors to the next building; a tourist posts a photo identifying Jack's green Apollo.
Jack calls on his clamshell flip phone at the potato-themed Spud Valley Motel counter and asks about plumbing. In the bathroom the pipe knocks and a lamp flickers. The clerk calls a plumber; a guest sees a South Dakota fossil museum post beside the parked Apollo.
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Jack sets out in his pea-green 1974 Buick Apollo. From Illinois to Idaho, he warns each stop, makes repairs where he can and leaves a repair card. A museum post starts connecting the dots while Jack keeps driving.

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ROAD TRIP. Jack: “Twenty-eight states. I hope America's plumbing is top shelf.” Phone: UNKNOWN TEXT. SFX: KLIK. Jack: “Calls are for people. Maps are for roads.” Caption: “According to Bulky Stool Weekly, Jack Shat routed the safest route with the best plumbing.”

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ILLINOIS / 01. Jack: “Is the plumbing sound? I'd rather ask first.” Waitress: “New valve, old pipes. Door's on the left.” SFX: GLUURRSH! Sign: OUT OF ORDER. Waitress: “You destroyed our toilet but, yet, you stayed?” Jack: “I own up for what my bowels do. I was raised right!”

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IOWA / 02. Jack: “I had an eight pound burrito a while back and my bowels need relief, my good sir.” Worker: “I will need to keep your license during your 'transaction.' I'm sure this is not your first time.” Caption: “Things go south immediately.” Sign: OUT OF ORDER. Jack: “I own up to my mistakes.” Worker: “This is more than enough!”

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NEBRASKA / 03. Jack: “Do you have a heavy-duty stall?” Clerk: “That one has been temperamental.” SFX: KRAK! SPLASH! Sign: REPAIR IN PROGRESS. Jack: “Take this as atonement.”

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SOUTH DAKOTA / 04. Jack: “I can wait until the tour is over.” Volunteer: “Go ahead. I'll stand by.” SFX: TOK TOK TOK. Jack: “The bones are all right. The drain isn't.” Phone: THE TOILET TRAIL? IL, IA, NE; OUT OF ORDER. Volunteer: “You donated extra.” Jack: “The next visitors deserve a working room.” REPAIR CARD #04 — SOUTH DAKOTA.

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WYOMING / 05. Jack: “Can you tell me when the septic tank was serviced?” Attendant: “I'd tell you if I knew.” SFX: WHEEE-KLUNK. Jack: “I'm stopping right here.” REPAIR CARD #05 — WYOMING. Attendant, on phone: “Yeah, I need a plumber out here. It's a septic tank. Yeah, as soon as you can.” Radio: “…five states and counting—” Jack: “That station never finishes a song.”

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MONTANA / 06. Sign: ONE RESTROOM OPEN. Jack: “I don't want to leave you without one.” Ranger: “We have the building next door.” SFX: HUNK ... HUNK. Jack: “Please direct everyone to the other building.” Ranger: “Thanks for taking the trouble to tell us.” Jack: “It was my trouble.” REPAIR CARD #06 — MONTANA. Phone: GREEN APOLLO IDENTIFIED.

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IDAHO / 07. Jack: “May I ask if the line was inspected?” Clerk: “We checked it Tuesday.” SFX: PANG! Jack: “Then Tuesday was a long time ago.” Clerk: “I'll call the plumber now.” Jack: “I'll pay the service call.” REPAIR CARD #07 — IDAHO. Guest's phone: SOUTH DAKOTA FOSSIL MUSEUM.

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