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Walter White as Noodle Inventor Testing Portion Sizes

This humorous meme pairs a screenshot of the character Walter White from the TV show Breaking Bad, who is wearing a yellow hazmat suit and carefully performing a lab experiment using a pipette on test tubes, with text that jokes he is the inventor of noodles testing serving sizes. The joke references the widely relatable experience that one serving of noodles is not filling enough, while two servings are too large to finish comfortably, paired with a thinking face emoji.
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The inventor of noodles making sure that two is too much and one isn't enough 🤔

Overview

This humorous meme pairs a screenshot of the character Walter White from the TV show Breaking Bad, who is wearing a yellow hazmat suit and carefully performing a lab experiment using a pipette on test tubes, with text that jokes he is the inventor of noodles testing serving sizes. The joke references the widely relatable experience that one serving of noodles is not filling enough, while two servings are too large to finish comfortably, paired with a thinking face emoji.

Origin notes

This meme is shared via RSS from the X.com (formerly Twitter) account WholesomeMeme. It is a derivative work that takes an existing screenshot from the popular crime drama series Breaking Bad and adds humorous relatable text to create a new joke context unrelated to the original scene's content.

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