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A courtroom scene meme featuring two men in formal suits. One man stands, gesturing with his right hand, while the other sits at a table cluttered with documents and a tablet. The background includes seated spectators and an American flag, indicating a formal legal setting. The original title 'What if???' suggests a hypothetical scenario, typical of thought-provoking memes.
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A courtroom scene meme featuring two men in formal suits. One man stands, gesturing with his right hand, while the other sits at a table cluttered with documents and a tablet. The background includes seated spectators and an American flag, indicating a formal legal setting. The original title 'What if???' suggests a hypothetical scenario, typical of thought-provoking memes.

Origin notes

This meme originates from a screenshot of a courtroom scene, likely from the TV show 'Better Call Saul'. It was posted on Reddit with the title 'What if???', categorized as a meme to prompt hypothetical discussions. The image is a direct screenshot from the original show, making it a derivative work rather than an original creation.

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