The innocent and naïve pig protagonist, Ham Shears, moves to the big city to try and make something of himself and mistakenly ends up working at a butcher shop. The well-meaning Ham doesn't make the connection between animals and meat products while the titular and eccentric "Boss" of "Boss's Butcher Shop" doesn't seem to notice the implications of hiring a pig to work for him.
Uncomfortable encounters with butcher shop customers ensue and eventually Ham Shears meets two girls from the neighborhood, the plucky Jill and no-nonsense Ingrid. They end up befriending Ham Shears and get wrapped up in the day-to-day weirdness that comes from knowing an anthropomorphic pig.
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randayn
said, 3 months ago
Ingrid is giving you a hint, Jill.
vwdualnomand said, 3 months ago
love triangles end badly.
Neo Blakkrstal said, 3 months ago
@vwdualnomand
“When love is for the highest bidder, there can be no trust. Without trust, there can be no love. Jealousy, yes, jealousy will drive you mad”
Wonderfunny said, 3 months ago
I’m confused. Is the relationship between Ingrid and Jill supposed to be ambiguous, or am I dense?
WyattMute said, 3 months ago
I think this is the first actual hinting towards them being more than just friends/roommates.
Doctor Toon said, 3 months ago
Many years ago I went out with a pair of girls that were/weren’t together
Couldn’t do anything with either one of them because it would make the other jealous, and they didn’t do threesomes
Had a great night out with them, but spent a rather sexually frustrated night on their couch
Ken said, 3 months ago
“Don’t worry Jill”? Does that mean Ingrid knows Jill has a crush on her? Then why did they both accept a date with Boss?
Ms. Ima said, 2 months ago
I don’t think she actually meant ‘sing’, I think the duet would have become a triple if she had been there.