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The Frustration of Needing an Account to Order Pizza

A two-panel stick figure comic. The top panel shows a stick figure sitting at a computer with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text 'Step one order pizza'. The bottom panel shows the same stick figure facepalming in frustration, with the text 'Why does everything require an account'. The meme humorously highlights the annoyance of needing to create an account for simple tasks like ordering pizza, contrasting the initial intention with the resulting frustration.
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Step one order pizza
Why does everything require an account

Overview

A two-panel stick figure comic. The top panel shows a stick figure sitting at a computer with a neutral expression, accompanied by the text 'Step one order pizza'. The bottom panel shows the same stick figure facepalming in frustration, with the text 'Why does everything require an account'. The meme humorously highlights the annoyance of needing to create an account for simple tasks like ordering pizza, contrasting the initial intention with the resulting frustration.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme'. It is a user-created two-panel comic using simple stick figure art to convey the frustration of modern account requirements replacing traditional methods like phone ordering, as suggested by the original title 'What happened to ordering over the phone?'

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