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Absolutely Nobody Reads Terms and Conditions Before Agreeing

This is a relatable popular meme split into two parts. The top section displays text quoting the standard prompt users encounter when signing up for online services or installing software: "i acknowledge that i have read and agree to the above terms and conditions". Below this text is a reaction image of actress Kathryn Hahn playing Agatha Harkness from the Marvel series WandaVision, who winks one eye and holds her mouth wide open in an exaggerated sarcastic expression. The joke conveys that almost no one actually reads long, complicated legal terms and conditions before checking the agreement box, making the quoted statement an extremely common, obvious lie.
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"i acknowledge that i have read and agree to the above terms and conditions"

Overview

This is a relatable popular meme split into two parts. The top section displays text quoting the standard prompt users encounter when signing up for online services or installing software: "i acknowledge that i have read and agree to the above terms and conditions". Below this text is a reaction image of actress Kathryn Hahn playing Agatha Harkness from the Marvel series WandaVision, who winks one eye and holds her mouth wide open in an exaggerated sarcastic expression. The joke conveys that almost no one actually reads long, complicated legal terms and conditions before checking the agreement box, making the quoted statement an extremely common, obvious lie.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on Reddit with the original title 'Absolutely Nobody Does 😂'. The reaction image used is sourced from the 2021 Disney+ Marvel series WandaVision, and this specific shot of Agatha winking has become a widely circulated meme format used to mock obvious, commonly repeated untruths that people state publicly without following through on their claim.

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