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Coffin Meme: The Extra X Buttons Guy

A vertically arranged meme consisting of three images. The top two images depict wooden coffins: the upper one labeled 'Successful People' and the middle one labeled 'Unsuccessful People,' both appearing structurally similar with a polished finish. The bottom image shows a破旧, broken coffin lying in a grassy area with trash scattered around it, accompanied by the text: 'The guy who added the 2 extra 'X' buttons you have to click on ads.' The humor lies in escalating the 'success/unsuccess' hierarchy to mock the frustration of closing internet ads with multiple close buttons.
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The guy who added the 2 extra 'X' buttons you have to click on ads

Overview

A vertically arranged meme consisting of three images. The top two images depict wooden coffins: the upper one labeled 'Successful People' and the middle one labeled 'Unsuccessful People,' both appearing structurally similar with a polished finish. The bottom image shows a破旧, broken coffin lying in a grassy area with trash scattered around it, accompanied by the text: 'The guy who added the 2 extra 'X' buttons you have to click on ads.' The humor lies in escalating the 'success/unsuccess' hierarchy to mock the frustration of closing internet ads with multiple close buttons.

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This meme was likely created using a meme generator platform, as indicated by the 'imgflip.com' watermark in the bottom-left corner. It appears to be a user-generated collage combining stock or edited coffin images with text overlays to create a sarcastic joke about internet ad annoyances. Common on platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or Imgur for humorous reactions to shared online frustrations.

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