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look. i'm not condoning this but Wendy's has a point

This two-panel meme creates a suggestive double entendre joke playing on the long-time rivalry between fast food chains McDonald's and Burger King, with a nod to rival chain Wendy's known for snarky marketing against competitors. The left panel features a man eating a burger, with the McDonald's logo in the corner, overlaid with the text 'you and your wife'. The right panel features a different man eating a burger, with the Burger King logo in the corner, overlaid with the text 'ME AND YOUR WIFE'. The joke works on two levels: it reads as an adultery joke where the second man is sleeping with the first man's wife, while also referring to the burgers (the 'wife' here is the burger from McDonald's that the Burger King man is now eating/stealing, poking fun at the competing chains).
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Overview

This two-panel meme creates a suggestive double entendre joke playing on the long-time rivalry between fast food chains McDonald's and Burger King, with a nod to rival chain Wendy's known for snarky marketing against competitors. The left panel features a man eating a burger, with the McDonald's logo in the corner, overlaid with the text 'you and your wife'. The right panel features a different man eating a burger, with the Burger King logo in the corner, overlaid with the text 'ME AND YOUR WIFE'. The joke works on two levels: it reads as an adultery joke where the second man is sleeping with the first man's wife, while also referring to the burgers (the 'wife' here is the burger from McDonald's that the Burger King man is now eating/stealing, poking fun at the competing chains).

Origin notes

This meme originated on Reddit as a viral internet meme, with the original title noting that the joke plays into Wendy's brand of mocking competing fast food chains. The meme edits together two existing promotional photos of men eating burgers from McDonald's and Burger King, adding text and brand logos to create the pun-based joke.

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