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Credit Card Number Math Meme

A meme featuring a man with a thoughtful expression resting his chin on his hand. The image has overlaid text that starts with seemingly financial instructions ('Take your credit card number. Multiply by 1. Add 0.') before delivering an absurd punchline ('Post a picture of your butt in the comments.'). The humor comes from the unexpected transition from what appears to be serious financial advice to a silly, unrelated request.
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Take your credit card number. Multiply by 1. Add 0. Post a picture of your butt in the comments.

Overview

A meme featuring a man with a thoughtful expression resting his chin on his hand. The image has overlaid text that starts with seemingly financial instructions ('Take your credit card number. Multiply by 1. Add 0.') before delivering an absurd punchline ('Post a picture of your butt in the comments.'). The humor comes from the unexpected transition from what appears to be serious financial advice to a silly, unrelated request.

Origin notes

The meme originates from X.com (formerly Twitter) user 'meme_basement'. It appears to be a remix of an existing photograph of a man with added text overlay. The original source image of the man is not credited or identified.

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