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Audiobooks Should Be Included With Physical Book Purchases Change My Mind

This is an iteration of the popular 'Change My Mind' meme format. It shows conservative commentator Steven Crowder sitting outdoors at a foldable table on a college campus, holding a branded 'Louder with Crowder' mug, leaning back with a smug, relaxed expression. A sign on the front of the table reads 'Audio books should be included when buying their physical counterparts. CHANGE MY MIND', stating the opinion that consumers should receive a free audiobook version alongside any physical copy of a book they purchase, and inviting others to attempt to argue against this position. Benches, trees, and campus buildings are visible in the background.
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Audio books should be included when buying their physical counterparts. CHANGE MY MIND

Overview

This is an iteration of the popular 'Change My Mind' meme format. It shows conservative commentator Steven Crowder sitting outdoors at a foldable table on a college campus, holding a branded 'Louder with Crowder' mug, leaning back with a smug, relaxed expression. A sign on the front of the table reads 'Audio books should be included when buying their physical counterparts. CHANGE MY MIND', stating the opinion that consumers should receive a free audiobook version alongside any physical copy of a book they purchase, and inviting others to attempt to argue against this position. Benches, trees, and campus buildings are visible in the background.

Origin notes

The original 'Change My Mind' meme template originates from a 2018 photograph of Steven Crowder set up on the Texas Christian University campus to debate passersby on political topics. This edited version of the template, featuring the audiobook related opinion, was created and shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @realmegslay, as indicated by the watermark on the chair behind the table. This specific image is sourced from an RSS feed of X.com meme content.

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