Drawn image of three line figures eating/drinking on a beige background. They all have squiggly hands, short hair with bangs, and are wearing T-shirts. 

First figure on the left is green and is chewing with a pizza in their hand. In front of them sits a beverage with a straw.  Second figure is coloured in pink, holding onto a drink with both hands, sipping through a straw.  The third figure is coloured in orange, smiling in front of a bowl of soup, holding a chopstick-full of noodles in one hand and holding a spoon in the other.
Drawn image of three line figures eating/drinking on a beige background. They all have squiggly hands, short hair with bangs, and are wearing T-shirts. 

First figure on the left is green and is chewing with a pizza in their hand. In front of them sits a beverage with a straw.  Second figure is coloured in pink, holding onto a drink with both hands, sipping through a straw.  The third figure is coloured in orange, smiling in front of a bowl of soup, holding a chopstick-full of noodles in one hand and holding a spoon in the other.


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