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Target World Record Poop

A screenshot of a video thumbnail featuring a bearded man wearing a cap, speaking into a microphone. The prominent text overlay reads 'The World Record size poop I saw at Target,' with additional details showing 218K views and '2y ago' upload time. Below the thumbnail, a top comment is visible: 'I've seen people describing witnessing a murder with less fear in their eyes,' which humorously emphasizes the man's shocked expression as he recounts the incident.
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The World Record size poop I saw at Target

Overview

A screenshot of a video thumbnail featuring a bearded man wearing a cap, speaking into a microphone. The prominent text overlay reads 'The World Record size poop I saw at Target,' with additional details showing 218K views and '2y ago' upload time. Below the thumbnail, a top comment is visible: 'I've seen people describing witnessing a murder with less fear in their eyes,' which humorously emphasizes the man's shocked expression as he recounts the incident.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit, likely created by screenshotting a video thumbnail (possibly from YouTube or a similar platform) and adding the comedic text about a 'world record' incident at Target. The comment section is included to enhance the humor by contrasting the man's reaction to a mundane yet shocking event with a more serious scenario (witnessing a murder).

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