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This is a two-panel meme joking about extremely unaffordable gasoline prices. The left panel shows an edited photo of a Shell gas station price sign, where the numerical price values for Regular Unleaded and Regular Diesel fuel are replaced with the text "JST WALK" (a shortened spelling of "just walk"), with overlaid text reading "New gas price just dropped" accompanied by a smirking emoji and peace sign emoji. The right panel features a deadpan, unamused rage comic-style character wearing a backwards cap printed with "RAGE", a hoodie, watch, and chain, holding up two fingers in a peace sign that matches the emoji in the left panel, emphasizing the sarcastic, relatable frustration of high fuel costs making driving not worth the expense.

gas prices are so expensive even the pump is telling you to just walk ✌🏽

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This is a two-panel collage meme commenting on rising cost of living and inflation. The top panel shows examples of increasingly expensive necessities: a dilapidated budget home priced at $420,069, an edited Shell gas station sign that reads 'BRO JUST WALK' paired with text stating gas is too expensive, and a baby holding a money bag labelled as having children costing large sums of money, next to a panicked, stressed rage comic character complaining 'Everything is so Expensive'. The bottom panel displays a variety of Arizona iced tea cans and the famous Costco food court 1/4 pound beef hot dog + 20oz soda (with refills) combo priced at $1.50, next to a happy, relieved rage comic character giving a thumbs up, with text stating 'At least we have Arizona iced teas & Costco Hotdogs'. The joke centers on the widespread internet recognition that these two items have famously kept their low fixed prices unchanged for decades, serving as a small comfort for consumers facing widespread price hikes.

Some Things Are Still Affordable Inflation Meme

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A tweet from X.com user EngineStunna featuring the inspiring story of Soichiro Honda, founder of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. The tweet text details his remarkable perseverance through repeated setbacks: pawning his wife's jewelry to fund piston ring development for Toyota (which was initially rejected), returning to school to study metallurgy, refining his design over two years to secure a Toyota contract, overcoming factory destruction from US bombings (1944) and a 6.8-magnitude earthquake (1945), and ultimately restarting with motorized bicycles. Accompanying the text are four historical photographs: a formal portrait of Honda smiling with his hand on his face, a black-and-white image of him holding engine components, a photo of him sitting on a race car in front of a factory, and a shot of him shaking hands with a racing driver wearing a Honda-branded jacket.

The Inspiring Perseverance Story of Soichiro Honda

A tweet from X.com user Engin…