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Penny Discontinued? Prices Will All End with One, I Guarantee It

A meme featuring a real person with two overlaid text blocks. The top text reads 'NOW THE PENNY IS DISCONTINUED, THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING WILL END WITH A ONE.' and the bottom text states 'I GUARANTEE IT.' The humor relies on a pun: since the penny (1 cent) is discontinued, prices might round to end in .01, but the joke夸张ly claims they'll 'end with a one' numerically. A watermark at the bottom indicates the source as 'FROM: YOUTUBE.COM/USER/FRIENDSWITHQUOTES'.
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NOW THE PENNY IS DISCONTINUED, THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING WILL END WITH A ONE.
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I GUARANTEE IT

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NOW THE PENNY IS DISCONTINUED, THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING WILL END WITH A ONE. I GUARANTEE IT

Overview

A meme featuring a real person with two overlaid text blocks. The top text reads 'NOW THE PENNY IS DISCONTINUED, THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING WILL END WITH A ONE.' and the bottom text states 'I GUARANTEE IT.' The humor relies on a pun: since the penny (1 cent) is discontinued, prices might round to end in .01, but the joke夸张ly claims they'll 'end with a one' numerically. A watermark at the bottom indicates the source as 'FROM: YOUTUBE.COM/USER/FRIENDSWITHQUOTES'.

Origin notes

The meme was created by overlaying bold, white text onto an image of a real person. The watermark suggests it was sourced from or created by the YouTube user 'FriendsWithQuotes', a channel likely focused on quote-based content or memes. The editing method involves adding text to the top and bottom of the image, with the watermark providing attribution to the YouTube channel.

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