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Me on my last day at the job: Larry David's honest take

A meme featuring a screenshot of Larry David from the TV show 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' The top text overlay reads 'Me on my last day at the job:' and the character, Larry David, is shown speaking with a deadpan expression, delivering the line: 'And in fact, the customer is usually a moron and an asshole.' The humor stems from the relatable scenario of candidly expressing frustration with customers on one's final day of work, leveraging Larry David's signature blunt and cynical demeanor from the series.
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Me on my last day at the job:
Larry David
And in fact, the customer is usually a moron and an asshole.

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Me on my last day at the job:

Overview

A meme featuring a screenshot of Larry David from the TV show 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' The top text overlay reads 'Me on my last day at the job:' and the character, Larry David, is shown speaking with a deadpan expression, delivering the line: 'And in fact, the customer is usually a moron and an asshole.' The humor stems from the relatable scenario of candidly expressing frustration with customers on one's final day of work, leveraging Larry David's signature blunt and cynical demeanor from the series.

Origin notes

This meme is a remix of a screenshot from the American TV series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' (created by and starring Larry David). It was sourced from 'Reddit:Meme,' indicating it was likely created by a Reddit user who added the text overlay to the original TV still to comment on workplace experiences, specifically the tendency to be more honest on one's last day of employment.

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