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This is a 4-panel relatable meme using screencaps from the US sitcom *The Office*. The first three panels all show the character Jim Halpert with a calm, neutral, slight smile, representing the three typical shopping cart wheels that roll perfectly straight and function as expected. The fourth panel abruptly cuts to the character Dwight Schrute with a wide-eyed, lopsided, strained, misaligned awkward expression, representing the fourth shopping cart wheel that is almost always wobbly, misaligned, and functions completely differently from the other three, referencing the common universal annoyance of faulty shopping cart wheels.
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Overview

This is a 4-panel relatable meme using screencaps from the US sitcom The Office. The first three panels all show the character Jim Halpert with a calm, neutral, slight smile, representing the three typical shopping cart wheels that roll perfectly straight and function as expected. The fourth panel abruptly cuts to the character Dwight Schrute with a wide-eyed, lopsided, strained, misaligned awkward expression, representing the fourth shopping cart wheel that is almost always wobbly, misaligned, and functions completely differently from the other three, referencing the common universal annoyance of faulty shopping cart wheels.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, shared via RSS feed. It remixes existing screencaps of characters from the US version of The Office into a standard 4-panel 'three normal, one odd' meme format to illustrate the widely relatable shopping cart wheel joke.

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