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Daycare Owners in Minnesota with No Clients

A meme featuring a screenshot of Eddie Murphy portraying Akeem Joffer from the 1988 movie 'Coming to America.' The character is dressed in an elaborate outfit consisting of a gray fur coat, a matching fur hat, and a large gold necklace with geometric pendants. He is walking confidently through a snowy urban street with parked cars and buildings in the background. The top text overlay reads 'Daycare owners in Minnesota with no clients,' and smaller text on the right side states 'being libertarian.' The humor arises from the contrast between Akeem's regal, self-assured demeanor and the relatable struggle of daycare owners lacking clients, likely satirizing libertarian attitudes toward business challenges.
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A meme featuring a screenshot of Eddie Murphy portraying Akeem Joffer from the 1988 movie 'Coming to America.' The character is dressed in an elaborate outfit consisting of a gray fur coat, a matching fur hat, and a large gold necklace with geometric pendants. He is walking confidently through a snowy urban street with parked cars and buildings in the background. The top text overlay reads 'Daycare owners in Minnesota with no clients,' and smaller text on the right side states 'being libertarian.' The humor arises from the contrast between Akeem's regal, self-assured demeanor and the relatable struggle of daycare owners lacking clients, likely satirizing libertarian attitudes toward business challenges.

Origin notes

The meme originates from the platform 9Gag, as indicated by the provided source information. It is a remix that combines a screenshot from the 1988 comedy film 'Coming to America' (featuring Eddie Murphy as Prince Akeem Joffer) with added text overlays to create a satirical joke about Minnesota daycare owners and libertarianism. The editing method involves overlaying text onto the movie still.

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