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This is a two-panel collage meme commenting on rising cost of living and inflation. The top panel shows examples of increasingly expensive necessities: a dilapidated budget home priced at $420,069, an edited Shell gas station sign that reads 'BRO JUST WALK' paired with text stating gas is too expensive, and a baby holding a money bag labelled as having children costing large sums of money, next to a panicked, stressed rage comic character complaining 'Everything is so Expensive'. The bottom panel displays a variety of Arizona iced tea cans and the famous Costco food court 1/4 pound beef hot dog + 20oz soda (with refills) combo priced at $1.50, next to a happy, relieved rage comic character giving a thumbs up, with text stating 'At least we have Arizona iced teas & Costco Hotdogs'. The joke centers on the widespread internet recognition that these two items have famously kept their low fixed prices unchanged for decades, serving as a small comfort for consumers facing widespread price hikes.

Some Things Are Still Affordable Inflation Meme

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This is a two-panel dark humor meme set in a doctor's office. In the first panel, a young male doctor holding medical test papers tells his elderly male patient "I have your test results." The patient makes a lighthearted joke, asking "Did I pass? Hahaha," using the word "pass" to mean getting a satisfactory, healthy result on his medical test. The second panel shows a closeup of the doctor, who keeps the same faint, calm smile and replies "You will soon." The punchline relies on a double meaning of the word "pass": the doctor is referring to "pass away," meaning die, implying the patient's test results are extremely poor and he will die imminently.

Dark humor doctor test results meme

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This is a relatable workplace meme consisting of text dialogue at the top and a stock office photo below. The text describes an interaction between an employee and their boss: the boss praises the employee for being productive, the employee thanks them, then the boss gives the employee a large amount of extra work, and the employee responds that the boss misunderstood the purpose of their efficiency. The bottom stock photo shows two men in an office environment, one man holding papers looks confused and frustrated while gesturing at the other man who has his back to the viewer, matching the vibe of the awkward/annoyed interaction described in the text. The joke relies on the relatable worker experience of being efficient to finish work early and have more free time, not to take on additional assigned work.

Your efficiency is just to get more work? No thanks

This is a relatable workplace…