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Thanos is a fair, and compassionate foreman

A two-panel meme featuring Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The top panel displays Thanos' large, purple hand gripping a yellow construction level tool, with the text 'Perfectly balanced...' overlaid. The bottom panel shows Thanos wearing a yellow construction helmet, set against a backdrop suggesting a construction site, with the text continuation '...As all things should be'. The meme humorously recontextualizes Thanos' iconic obsession with cosmic balance from Avengers: Infinity War into a mundane workplace scenario, portraying him as a construction foreman ensuring proper balance with a level tool.
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Perfectly balanced... As all things should be

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Perfectly balanced... As all things should be

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A two-panel meme featuring Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The top panel displays Thanos' large, purple hand gripping a yellow construction level tool, with the text 'Perfectly balanced...' overlaid. The bottom panel shows Thanos wearing a yellow construction helmet, set against a backdrop suggesting a construction site, with the text continuation '...As all things should be'. The meme humorously recontextualizes Thanos' iconic obsession with cosmic balance from Avengers: Infinity War into a mundane workplace scenario, portraying him as a construction foreman ensuring proper balance with a level tool.

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This meme originates from Reddit, created by editing existing footage/images of Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It remixes Thanos' famous quote 'Perfectly balanced, as all things should be' by placing him in a construction context—holding a level tool and wearing a helmet—thus reimagining his villainous motivation as a foreman's dedication to balance in construction work.

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