As Sal continues to detail the no doubt exciting procedures of the packaging end of the ice cream business, Victoria continues to do her job even as she's barely holding herself together. That job's difficulty goes up a tick as the conveyor belt takes a little bit more than it's supposed to as it whisks new buckets of chilly delight off to the next phase of production. Sadly, she fails to notice the sudden subtraction from her already tattered outfit, but Jay is there to break it to her in a gentle, indirect way.
This is another sad case of "Legmuscle draws something big and detailed behind a character." In this case the culprit is Sal, he's blocking the arm thing that puts on the lids. I didn't put a super hella amount of effort into it, but enough that I would have liked people to see it. Unfortunately, I did what I always do when I separate the characters and the backgrounds into their own layers and drew the background with the character layer turned off. When I turned it back on, Sal was right in front of the robot arm. I tried moving Sal a little bit, I tried moving the arm a little bit, but ultimately a character is more important than a background element so the arm lost, and will remain forever slightly obscured. Also there's a bunch of machines up in the balcony there that are covered by the word balloons. Since I've drawn this page, I've learned to plan things out a little better, but it's always going to happen once in a while. What can ya do?