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When you realize you should have said yes

A meme consisting of two parts: top text and a lower image. The top text depicts a conversation where someone is asked 'you busy?', responds 'no, why?', and then receives an '*incoming video call*'. Below is a screenshot of a bald man with glasses (Walter White from *Breaking Bad*) looking upwards with a frustrated expression, accompanied by the text 'Jesus H. Christ.' The meme humorously captures the regret and exasperation of agreeing to a video call when one did not actually want to engage, highlighting the relatable scenario of social overcommitment.
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Dialogue

Other Person
you busy?
me
no, why?
Narrator
*incoming video call*
Man
Jesus H. Christ.

Text content

you busy? me: no, why? incoming video call Jesus H. Christ.

Overview

A meme consisting of two parts: top text and a lower image. The top text depicts a conversation where someone is asked 'you busy?', responds 'no, why?', and then receives an 'incoming video call'. Below is a screenshot of a bald man with glasses (Walter White from Breaking Bad) looking upwards with a frustrated expression, accompanied by the text 'Jesus H. Christ.' The meme humorously captures the regret and exasperation of agreeing to a video call when one did not actually want to engage, highlighting the relatable scenario of social overcommitment.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by 'Source: Reddit:Meme'). It is a user-created remix that combines original text overlay with a screenshot from the TV show Breaking Bad (specifically featuring the character Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston). The text and image are edited together to create a reaction meme expressing regret.

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