Question

At restaurants, high-quality seafood that was just recently caught and prepared is often described as “fresh.” How is the use of “fresh” in this cartoon ironic?

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Answer 1

well its a whole joke

Answer 2

instead of fresh from the ocean

Answer 3

its freshly flew over

Answer 4

not freshly caught, and seafood, to be considered fresh, it needs to be caught, but not flown over

Answer 5

fresh seafood comes from the sea, not from a lab

Answer 6

i hope that helpedd

Answer 7

The use of "fresh" in this cartoon is that the seafood here is flown in from a b. Which it would be fake fish, but fresh fake fish.

Answer 8

**lab

Answer 9

yeah, i could say i just caught "fresh" fish from a radioactive pond, but that wouldnt be fresh

Answer 10

The word "Fresh" is used in the cartoon, as it comes from a lab as said in the cartoon, "comes in fresh daily from a lab" and it is "flown" when it should have been caught.

I hope that helps! :)

Imagine :)

Answer 11

"thats what im sayin!"

Answer 12

Because otherwise, a lab is not needed. It's used to add hormones and things like that.

Answer 13

And used to "freshen" up the "fresh" fish.

Answer 14

Hormones and Steroids are injected into the fish and placed in the food to provide bigger fish and thicker meat.

Answer 15

Which is an add-on to QCB's answer.

Answer 16

Okay, thanks for the help guys. Who wants the medal?

Also o-o sorry for the late reply- I forgot abt this.

Answer 17

Give the medal to whoever you think made the best response to this.