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7-Eleven Gas Prices Hit $7.11, Fulfilling the 'Prophecy'

A meme combining a Twitter/X post from user 'klassy' (@killklassy) with the text 'the prophecy has been fulfilled' and a photograph of a 7-Eleven gas station sign. The sign shows that both Regular and Diesel fuel prices are displayed as $7.11, which humorously matches the brand name '7-Eleven'. The joke lies in framing this price coincidence as the fulfillment of a 'prophecy,' playing on the brand's name and the numerical price.
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Overview

A meme combining a Twitter/X post from user 'klassy' (@killklassy) with the text 'the prophecy has been fulfilled' and a photograph of a 7-Eleven gas station sign. The sign shows that both Regular and Diesel fuel prices are displayed as $7.11, which humorously matches the brand name '7-Eleven'. The joke lies in framing this price coincidence as the fulfillment of a 'prophecy,' playing on the brand's name and the numerical price.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, as indicated by the source information. It appears to be user-created, likely by combining a screenshot of a Twitter/X post (from user @killklassy) with an original photograph of a 7-Eleven gas price sign. The method of creation is probably a mobile editing tool to collage the tweet and the photo together. There is no indication of it being a remix or edited from another meme; it is an original observation-based meme.

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