What we're getting into later is an edited version of a comic. In the original though, it witnessed the bias of people towards people's appearances. It shows two different characters flirting with a lady. The first one, being "more conventionally attractive", gets a positive reaction from the lady. The second character instead gets a more negative reaction, with the woman calling human ressources because she believes she is being harassed (despite the 2 characters saying essentially the same thing). The modified version goes down a completely different path. The first character, Jim, approaches the lady (who's named is confirmed to be Janet in the closed captions). He then declares that he is made of honey. Janet replies by saying that Jim is sweet. While this could be interpreted as her saying that he's very nice, I believe it is a reference to how honey has a sweet taste. After an assumed short timeskip, we are greeted with another character, Ronald. He alerts Janet to contact human resources because, allegedly, ants are eating Jim. This is due to the fact that Jim is made of honey, and ants tend to eat sweet food to supply them with energy. The lady proceeds to act upon this warning and uses her telephone to call. This is where out glimpse of the situation ends. As the viewer, all we can do now is speculate on Jim's fate. HEY GUYS, PETER GRIFFIN HERE TO EXPLAIN THE JOKE.