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Man Admits Slacking When Out of Reese's at DQ Drive Thru

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user Big Blue Drew (@BigBlueDrew33) dated December 3, 2021, from Louisville, KY. The tweet recounts a humorous interaction at a Dairy Queen (DQ) drive-thru where the author ordered a Blizzard but was informed they were out of Reese's. When the author reassured the employee it wasn't their fault, the employee candidly admitted, "that's where you're wrong. I do the ordering and I've been slacking." The tweet includes a laughing emoji (😂) and a skull emoji (💀). Engagement metrics show 16.8K Retweets, 1,024 Quote Tweets, and 285K Likes, indicating high popularity. The interface shows the post was made via Twitter for iPhone.
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Big Blue Drew
Just pulled into a DQ drive thru for a blizzard. Dude tells me they're out of Reese's. I say no problem not your fault.
DQ Employee
that's where you're wrong. I do the ordering and I've been slacking.

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Just pulled into a DQ drive thru for a blizzard. Dude tells me they're out of Reese's. I say no problem not your fault. He dead ass goes "that's where you're wrong. I do the ordering and I've been slacking." 💀😂

Overview

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user Big Blue Drew (@BigBlueDrew33) dated December 3, 2021, from Louisville, KY. The tweet recounts a humorous interaction at a Dairy Queen (DQ) drive-thru where the author ordered a Blizzard but was informed they were out of Reese's. When the author reassured the employee it wasn't their fault, the employee candidly admitted, "that's where you're wrong. I do the ordering and I've been slacking." The tweet includes a laughing emoji (😂) and a skull emoji (💀). Engagement metrics show 16.8K Retweets, 1,024 Quote Tweets, and 285K Likes, indicating high popularity. The interface shows the post was made via Twitter for iPhone.

Origin notes

The meme originates from a Twitter/X post by Big Blue Drew (@BigBlueDrew33) and was shared as a screenshot on Reddit's Meme community. It is a direct, unedited screenshot of the original tweet, preserving the original text, emojis, and engagement metrics without additional editing or remixing.

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