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This humorous meme shows a light-colored plumber work van with a custom door wrap that creates a clever optical illusion. The wrap features a printed illustration of a person sitting on a toilet, positioned such that the upper body of the actual driver sitting in the driver's seat (visible through the open side window) aligns perfectly with the printed legs and toilet on the van door. This makes it appear as if the driver is sitting on a toilet attached to the outside of the van. Text at the top of the image reads 'The Best plumber advertisement ever' paired with a laughing crying emoji, highlighting how funny and memorable this plumbing service advertisement is.

The Best Plumber Advertisement Ever

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This is a two-panel humorous edited meme. The top panel shows a candid shot of actor Brad Pitt (lead of the movie Fight Club) attending a FIFA World Cup match, wearing a US men's national soccer team jersey and white bucket hat, standing next to a smiling man holding a beer, with other US team fans visible around them in what appears to be a private viewing box. The bottom panel is an edited version of the same shot, where Brad Pitt has been completely removed, with the background behind him altered to look like plain empty wall space. The humor ties to the title referencing Fight Club's famous first rule ('You do not talk about Fight Club'), adapted here to World Cup discourse implying that discussing the US team's poor performance/elimination is forbidden, so the Fight Club lead vanishes as the rule is applied.

The First Rule of the World Cup: You do not talk about the World Cup!

This is a two-panel humorous …

The meme features a selfie of a young man wearing a hoodie, sitting inside a car, holding up three fingers towards the camera with a deadpan, slightly amused tired expression. Overlaid white text with black outline at the top of the image reads: 'The lion doesn't concern himself with his urgent care bill from two years ago stop leaving the lion voicemails'. The joke uses sarcasm: the creator refers to himself as 'the lion', framing his choice to ignore an old, overdue medical bill and collection agency voicemails as a regal, kingly priority decision, rather than avoidance of the financial burden of high US healthcare costs, a relatable experience for many Americans.

The Lion Doesn't Concern Himself With Old Urgent Care Bills

The meme features a selfie of…