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This meme uses a scene from *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*. On the left, the scheming character Grima Wormtongue is labeled "My internet-poisoned brain", leaning in to whisper into the ear of the exhausted, aged King Theoden on the right, who is labeled "Me reading the word 'citrussy' on a restaurant menu". The joke relies on popular internet slang: the suffix "-ussy" is widely used online to create vulgar puns, so people who spend significant time online automatically misparse the innocent, standard adjective "citrussy" (meaning having a citrus flavor) as an inappropriate vulgar term, causing awkward distress.

Internet Poisoned Brain Misreads Citrussy on Restaurant Menu

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This is a relatable meme that captures the common experience of food envy when dining out at a restaurant. The top text reads 'me regretting my order after seeing somebody's sizzling fajitas come out'. Below the text, a man in a suit sits at a table with a downcast, regretful expression, looking towards a hot, steaming plate of sizzling fajitas next to him, clearly wishing he had ordered the fajitas instead of his own meal. The meme perfectly illustrates the universal feeling of second-guessing your food order when you see a more appealing dish served to another diner.

Regretting My Restaurant Order Meme

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This is a screenshot of an X (Twitter) thread detailing a clever, wholesome interaction at a Denny's restaurant. The original tweet from user @Im_Just_Lynn (LynnToku) explains that the poster asked their waiter to round the bill total up to 70 to leave a generous tip. Instead of just adding the difference to the tip, the waiter applied his own 25% employee discount to the customer's order, bringing the final total to exactly 70. This means the customers paid the same amount they intended, but the waiter received a much larger tip than if he had just rounded up. A photo of the itemized receipt showing the discount and final total of $70.00 is attached. User @SLOplays replies to the original tweet, commenting that the waiter's action is an elite high IQ move.

This waiter is living in 3024

This is a screenshot of an X …