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This is a single-panel satirical meme. The top of the image carries text that reads: "Luxury brand owners watching people pay $1000 for a product that cost them $2 to make". Below the text is a widely known historical photograph of a group of older men in formal suits at an upscale indoor event, holding wine glasses and laughing very heartily. One bald man in the foreground is bent over from how hard he is laughing, while the other men around him are also grinning or chuckling intensely. The joke critiques the extremely high markup of luxury goods, where consumers pay hundreds of times the actual production cost of products purely for the prestige of the brand name.

Luxury Brand Owners Laughing At Exorbitant Profit Margins

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This is a two-panel dark humor meme. The top panel features a neutral-expression soyjak wojak character next to a clear cut diamond labeled 'ROCK'. The bottom panel shows the same soyjak character looking extremely excited, with its mouth wide open as if yelling in joy and gesturing with a hand, next to an identical diamond labeled 'CHILD LABOR ROCK'. The joke satirizes the unethical sourcing of most commercially sold diamonds, which are often mined using exploitative child labor, by portraying the edgy wojak character as preferring the diamond explicitly acknowledged to be sourced from child labor, making light of the problematic origin of common luxury goods.

Would you like a rock or a rock?

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This is a 4-panel meme using the viral Marie Kondo "spark joy" format. The top left panel shows Marie Kondo smiling with the text "This one sparks joy." paired with an image of a light blue Hyundai Ioniq 5 N electric car on the top right. The bottom left panel shows Marie Kondo holding her hands up in a dismissive stopping gesture with the text "This one does not spark joy." paired with an image of a light blue real Ferrari that has a very similar design and color scheme to the Hyundai on the bottom right. The meme plays on humorous irony that the significantly more expensive luxury Ferrari is rejected in favor of the more affordable Hyundai, mocking the perceived unoriginal or unappealing design of the new Ferrari relative to the Hyundai, referencing the original title that confirms the second car is an actual Ferrari.

Thats right its a real Ferrari

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