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Me Watching My Uber Eats Driver Through GPS Meme

This is a single panel surreal meme depicting a dark nighttime forest scene. A car drives down a dirt road through the forest, labeled as the Uber Eats driver delivering Taco Bell. Looming ominously over the treetops above is an enormous, intense human eye, labeled as the customer watching the driver via the food delivery app's built-in GPS tracking. The joke exaggerates the relatable, overly eager experience of constantly checking a food delivery's tracking status, framing it as absurd, all-seeing surveillance of the driver.
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Me watching him through the built in GPS tracking
The Uber Eats driver delivering my taco bell

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Two text captions framing the surreal visual as a joke about obsessively checking food delivery tracking status

Overview

This is a single panel surreal meme depicting a dark nighttime forest scene. A car drives down a dirt road through the forest, labeled as the Uber Eats driver delivering Taco Bell. Looming ominously over the treetops above is an enormous, intense human eye, labeled as the customer watching the driver via the food delivery app's built-in GPS tracking. The joke exaggerates the relatable, overly eager experience of constantly checking a food delivery's tracking status, framing it as absurd, all-seeing surveillance of the driver.

Origin notes

This meme was originally shared on the Reddit r/meme subreddit with the original poster's title 'doing this rn'. It repurposes an existing surreal horror-style illustration of a giant eye looming over a forest road, with added text captions to create the relatable food delivery-themed joke.

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