The Next Worry Can Take a Ticket

A Let It Out comic about getting the radiator fixed, spotting the next worry floating straight in, and handing it a ticket to wait until six.

Comic · Issue 15

Five-panel comic: the Let It Out sloth hugs a warm sage radiator in relief; glances sideways as a small lilac worry cloud floats in through the window; hands the cloud a peach paper ticket from a little ticket roll; then sits wrapped in a knitted blanket with a mug of tea against the radiator at sunset while the cloud waits on the windowsill holding its ticket, followed by a Let It Out app call to action.
The complete story and its Let It Out call to action are built into the artwork.

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After a week of a cold flat, the radiator finally works and the sloth is delighted, for about a second, until a small new worry floats in through the window. Instead of taking it on straight away, the sloth hands it a ticket and tells it to come back at six. By evening, the sloth is simply warm, and the worry is still waiting politely on the windowsill. This fictional everyday example illustrates noticing that another worry has arrived and setting it aside for a chosen time; it is not a tested treatment, and some worries will still need action. The final panel is a Let It Out app call to action.

  1. Panel 01

    THE RADIATOR WORKS AGAIN!

    In a sunny room with plants and an open window, the sloth leans against a sage-green radiator with both paws on it, eyes closed and smiling with relief. Warmth lines rise from the radiator and a spanner rests on the windowsill. The caption appears in a cream speech bubble.

  2. Panel 02

    OH. HERE COMES THE NEXT ONE.

    Still at the radiator, the sloth's smile has gone flat and its eyes slide sideways towards a small, round lilac-grey worry cloud with an anxious little face, floating in at the open window. The caption appears in a cream bubble with small thought dots.

  3. Panel 03

    TAKE A TICKET. I'LL SEE YOU AT SIX.

    The sloth sits holding a little sage ticket dispenser with a peach paper roll and hands a peach ticket marked only with a squiggle to the worry cloud, which looks pleased. The caption appears in a cream speech bubble.

  4. Panel 04

    FOR NOW, I'M JUST WARM.

    At sunset, with a peach sky in the window and a glowing lantern on a stack of books, the sloth sits against the radiator wrapped in a sage knitted blanket, holding a steaming mug with its eyes closed. The worry cloud waits on the windowsill behind, holding its peach ticket. The caption appears in a cream speech bubble.

  5. Panel 05

    LET IT OUT

    On a deep teal background with leaf motifs and small stars, the sloth holds a phone with its back visible beside the brand name LET IT OUT. The tagline reads: PUT IT DOWN. COME BACK WHEN YOU CHOOSE. The sage button reads: GET THE APP.

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