The image is a comic strip, likely a meme, in Turkish. **Description:** The comic consists of three panels. The first panel shows a person sitting and talking on the phone. The text above the panel says, "Bi kere adam çalıyor ama çalışıyor" which translates to "Once, a person is calling but they are working." The text bubble in the second panel expresses that people shouldn't be harmed, and that the person in the panel is talking in the name of God. The third panel shows another person lying in bed, with a dog looking at them, and text saying "Dış mihrakların gözü üzerimizde bizi kıskanıyorlar çekemiyorlar" which translates to "The eyes of external forces are on us, they envy us and can't stand us." **Joke Explanation:** The joke plays on a common social observation about the perceived envy of others. The first panel implies that people are just doing their job, the second panel implies they are a good person, and the third panel implies the feeling that there are people who want to see you fail. It suggests that someone is working hard (the first panel), but they're still being watched and judged by "outside forces" (the second and third panels) who are envious of their success or their well-being. The humorous element comes from the contrast between the seemingly ordinary action of someone talking on the phone (first panel) and the implied negative sentiment and judgment of the other characters. The final panel implies those external forces don't understand or can't handle the person doing their job or living their lives, which is presented in a comical way. The humor is relatable to the experiences many people have of feeling watched and judged by others.