Load me up

This is a humorous relatable meme based on common gender stereotypes about handling grocery transportation. The top text sets up a contrast between perceived gendered behaviors: women are quoted stating they have too many groceries to carry at once and will need to make multiple trips, followed by the label 'Men:'. Below the text is a screenshot of a serious scene from *Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith* featuring Yoda speaking to Mace Windu, with a caption for Yoda reading 'Always one trip there is. No more, no less', which jokes that men universally insist on carrying all grocery bags in a single trip no matter how heavy or uncomfortable it is, refusing to make multiple trips.

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Dialogue

Women: We have a lot of groceries, it'll take a couple trips

Men:

Always one trip there is. No more, no less

Overview

This is a humorous relatable meme based on common gender stereotypes about handling grocery transportation. The top text sets up a contrast between perceived gendered behaviors: women are quoted stating they have too many groceries to carry at once and will need to make multiple trips, followed by the label 'Men:'. Below the text is a screenshot of a serious scene from Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith featuring Yoda speaking to Mace Windu, with a caption for Yoda reading 'Always one trip there is. No more, no less', which jokes that men universally insist on carrying all grocery bags in a single trip no matter how heavy or uncomfortable it is, refusing to make multiple trips.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on Reddit under the title 'Load me up', per the provided source information. It is a remix edit that repurposes a well-known scene from the Star Wars prequel film franchise, with custom joke text added using the Mematic mobile editing app, as confirmed by the 'made with mematic' watermark in the bottom left of the image. It follows a popular meme format of applying relatable everyday joke contexts to dramatic, recognizable film scenes.