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A meme image featuring a real person standing on a busy urban sidewalk. The individual has a blue United States passport secured to their forehead with a yellow headband. Above the image, there is a line of text that reads 'Phone, wallet, keys...passport,' humorously extending the typical list of essential items one checks before leaving the house to include a passport, implying it has become a necessary daily carry item. The background shows tall buildings, storefronts, and pedestrians, creating a common city street setting.
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Phone, wallet, keys...passport

Overview

A meme image featuring a real person standing on a busy urban sidewalk. The individual has a blue United States passport secured to their forehead with a yellow headband. Above the image, there is a line of text that reads 'Phone, wallet, keys...passport,' humorously extending the typical list of essential items one checks before leaving the house to include a passport, implying it has become a necessary daily carry item. The background shows tall buildings, storefronts, and pedestrians, creating a common city street setting.

Origin notes

The meme originates from the Reddit platform, specifically within the Meme community. It is likely a user-created image, consisting of a real photograph of a person with an added text overlay at the top to convey the joke. There is no indication of the image being a remix or edited from another existing meme; it appears to be an original creation shared on Reddit.

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