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How do you get out of the water: A or B choice meme

This is a two-panel hand-drawn poll-style meme. At the top, text reads 'A or B how do you get out of the water?'. Panel A, marked with a red 'A', shows a bald man in dark striped swim trunks crouched in shallow shore water, positioning his legs and arms to push himself up off the sand to exit the water in a low squat position. Panel B, marked with a red 'B', shows the same man lying prone in the same shallow water, holding his upper body up with his arms as he pushes himself forward to exit the water. The meme invites viewers to vote for which of the two depicted methods they use when getting out of shallow shore water.
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A or B how do you get out of the water?

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This is a two-panel hand-drawn poll-style meme. At the top, text reads 'A or B how do you get out of the water?'. Panel A, marked with a red 'A', shows a bald man in dark striped swim trunks crouched in shallow shore water, positioning his legs and arms to push himself up off the sand to exit the water in a low squat position. Panel B, marked with a red 'B', shows the same man lying prone in the same shallow water, holding his upper body up with his arms as he pushes himself forward to exit the water. The meme invites viewers to vote for which of the two depicted methods they use when getting out of shallow shore water.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared as a user-created post on Reddit, in meme-focused communities. It is designed as a lighthearted, relatable engagement prompt, asking users to share their personal everyday habits around exiting beach or lake shore water to spark discussion and playful debate in comment sections.

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