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Eagerly Tracking Package After Shipping Notification Meme

This is a relatable humorous meme divided into two sections. The top text sets up a common online shopping scenario: a retail website sends a partial notification that reads "Your order has been shipp..", cut off mid-word to indicate the order has just been marked as shipped, followed by the label "Me:" to introduce the viewer's reaction. The lower half uses the widely recognized blurry hand slamming a blue button meme template, with the button edited to have the text "Track Package" printed on it. The heavy motion blur on the hand emphasizes how quickly, repeatedly, and eagerly people press the package tracking function immediately after receiving a shipping alert for their online order, even when there is likely no further tracking data available yet. A small watermark reading "sarcasm" is visible in the upper right corner of the image section.
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Website: "Your order has been shipp.."
Me:

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Track Package

Overview

This is a relatable humorous meme divided into two sections. The top text sets up a common online shopping scenario: a retail website sends a partial notification that reads "Your order has been shipp..", cut off mid-word to indicate the order has just been marked as shipped, followed by the label "Me:" to introduce the viewer's reaction. The lower half uses the widely recognized blurry hand slamming a blue button meme template, with the button edited to have the text "Track Package" printed on it. The heavy motion blur on the hand emphasizes how quickly, repeatedly, and eagerly people press the package tracking function immediately after receiving a shipping alert for their online order, even when there is likely no further tracking data available yet. A small watermark reading "sarcasm" is visible in the upper right corner of the image section.

Origin notes

This is a derivative work based on the long-popular "hand slamming large blue button" stock photo meme template that has been circulated online for years to represent extreme eagerness to perform an action. This specific edited iteration of the template was shared on the X (formerly Twitter) platform by the account @WholesomeMeme, as specified in the provided source information.

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