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2015 Laughing at Plankton vs 2025 with AI Girlfriend and RAM Prices

A multi-panel meme comparing attitudes towards artificial relationships in 2015 versus 2025. Top-left 2015 panel: A grinning Wojak meme character says, 'Ha! What an idiot! Plankton fell in love with a robot!' Top-right: Plankton (from SpongeBob) stands beside a robot monitor. Bottom-left 2025 panel: A distressed, hollow-eyed Wojak. Bottom-right: An AI-generated woman labeled 'Mona Newman' from 'candy.ai'. The meme concludes with '2 sticks of RAM cost $200 because of this shit btw...' mocking the irony of mocking robot relationships in 2015 versus embracing AI companions in 2025, tied to rising tech costs.
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2015 Wojak
Ha! What an idiot! Plankton fell in love with a robot!

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2 sticks of RAM cost $200 because of this shit btw...

Overview

A multi-panel meme comparing attitudes towards artificial relationships in 2015 versus 2025. Top-left 2015 panel: A grinning Wojak meme character says, 'Ha! What an idiot! Plankton fell in love with a robot!' Top-right: Plankton (from SpongeBob) stands beside a robot monitor. Bottom-left 2025 panel: A distressed, hollow-eyed Wojak. Bottom-right: An AI-generated woman labeled 'Mona Newman' from 'candy.ai'. The meme concludes with '2 sticks of RAM cost $200 because of this shit btw...' mocking the irony of mocking robot relationships in 2015 versus embracing AI companions in 2025, tied to rising tech costs.

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Source: Reddit:Meme. Original title mentions a typo ($900*). This is a remix meme combining Wojak templates, a scene from SpongeBob SquarePants, and an AI-generated 'girlfriend' image from the platform 'candy.ai'. It satirizes shifting societal attitudes towards AI relationships and references inflated RAM prices as a humorous consequence.

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