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BMW With 'SCUUZHE' License Plate Cuts Off Driver Who Finds It Too Funny To Be Mad

This meme is a photograph of the rear of a red BMW M440i stopped in busy highway traffic. The vehicle has a Texas custom license plate that reads 'SCUUZHE', a phonetic spelling of the phrase 'excuse me'. Overlaid text at the top of the image states 'THIS CAR CUT US OFF IN TRAFFIC TODAY.', while text at the bottom reads 'I'M NOT EVEN MAD.' paired with a laughing squinting emoji. The humor comes from the perfectly on-the-nose license plate, as the phrase 'excuse me' is exactly the cheeky apology someone would give after cutting off another driver, making the poster unable to be angry at the funny coincidence.
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THIS CAR CUT US OFF IN TRAFFIC TODAY. I'M NOT EVEN MAD. Texas license plate: SCUUZHE

Overview

This meme is a photograph of the rear of a red BMW M440i stopped in busy highway traffic. The vehicle has a Texas custom license plate that reads 'SCUUZHE', a phonetic spelling of the phrase 'excuse me'. Overlaid text at the top of the image states 'THIS CAR CUT US OFF IN TRAFFIC TODAY.', while text at the bottom reads 'I'M NOT EVEN MAD.' paired with a laughing squinting emoji. The humor comes from the perfectly on-the-nose license plate, as the phrase 'excuse me' is exactly the cheeky apology someone would give after cutting off another driver, making the poster unable to be angry at the funny coincidence.

Origin notes

This meme originates from a real traffic photograph taken by a driver in Texas, USA, and was shared publicly on the X (formerly Twitter) account @WholesomeMeme, as sourced from the account's RSS feed. Text overlay and an emoji were added to the original photograph to give context to the humorous custom license plate.

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