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Crochet poster gives unnecessarily rude reply to person asking what they are making

This image is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) thread. The first post by user sarahjoy2674 features a photo of two partially completed crochet fabric pieces laid out on a beige bed sheet, surrounded by 5 skeins of yarn in cream, light blue, teal, mauve, and dark blue. The accompanying post text reads 'I'm halfway done with my second piece. 4 more to go'. A second user, fionaandgeorgie, replies with the casual, friendly question 'Whatcha makin?'. The original poster then replies with an unnecessarily hostile response: 'None of your business given I don't know you nor do I want to'. The humor of the meme stems from the extreme, unwarranted rudeness directed at a harmless, polite question about a hobby the original poster chose to share publicly on social media.
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@sarahjoy2674 X

I'm halfway done with my second piece. 4 more to go

Dialogue

Whatcha makin?
None of your business given I don't know you nor do I want to

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) thread. The first post by user sarahjoy2674 features a photo of two partially completed crochet fabric pieces laid out on a beige bed sheet, surrounded by 5 skeins of yarn in cream, light blue, teal, mauve, and dark blue. The accompanying post text reads 'I'm halfway done with my second piece. 4 more to go'. A second user, fionaandgeorgie, replies with the casual, friendly question 'Whatcha makin?'. The original poster then replies with an unnecessarily hostile response: 'None of your business given I don't know you nor do I want to'. The humor of the meme stems from the extreme, unwarranted rudeness directed at a harmless, polite question about a hobby the original poster chose to share publicly on social media.

Origin notes

This interaction was originally posted publicly on the X (formerly Twitter) platform by user sarahjoy2674. Screenshots of the exchange were widely shared as a meme across social media platforms including X, Reddit, and Instagram meme accounts, as users found the disproportionately rude response to an innocent question amusing and absurd.

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