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This is a two-panel meme using scenes from the animated series *SpongeBob SquarePants*. The top panel features a confused fish customer asking, "HI. UH, DO YOU HAVE ANY PLAYSTATION GAMES?". The bottom panel shows an exhausted, annoyed Squidward working as a retail employee responding with, "SIR, THIS IS A GAMESTOP.". The joke satirizes Sony's 2024 decision to end its partnership with Gamestop, meaning Gamestop no longer sells new physical PlayStation games, making the customer's request completely pointless.

Thanks, Sony.

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This is a 3-panel meme using the Garfield comic character to joke about GameStop's business viability. In the first panel, a determined Garfield walks confidently holding the GameStop logo, with a thought bubble reading 'NOTHING CAN STOP ME TODAY!', representing GameStop's optimistic outlook. In the second panel, Garfield stares in shock at a computer screen displaying an official PlayStation Blog announcement stating that Sony will end physical disc production for all new PlayStation games starting in January 2028. In the third panel, Garfield is slumped over, dejected, still holding the GameStop logo, implying the end of physical PlayStation discs is a devastating blow to GameStop, which relies heavily on physical game sales for revenue. The meme answers the question in its title by suggesting this announcement poses a major existential threat to GameStop's future survival.

Do You Think Gamestop Is Going to Survive This?

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This is a 2x2 grid meme that draws a parallel between the evolution of Microsoft Windows' branding and the changing design of American electronics retail stores, centered on nostalgia for older, more distinct designs. The top half pairs a young female employee in a bright blue classic Best Buy polo uniform with the colorful iconic Windows 7 default branding. The bottom half pairs a young female employee in a dark black modern GameStop uniform (branded 'SameStop' as a joke mocking the chain's generic modern identity) with the flat, minimalist white Windows 10 logo on a solid blue background. The joke leans into the widespread nostalgia many tech users have for Windows 7 over newer versions of Windows, comparing this preference to the common nostalgia for older retail store branding over more boring, generic modern designs.

Nostalgia Comparison for Older Windows and Retail Branding

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