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This is a screenshot of an Apple iMessage conversation in dark mode. A sender repeatedly reaches out to a recipient with the message 'Checking in.' three times over a span of multiple weeks, first on September 12, then September 21, then an unspecified Thursday. The recipient ignores the first message, replies to the second with the brief line 'i'm bad', ignores the third message for some time, then finally replies at 1:37 AM with 'i'm doing bad', indicating their mental or personal state has only deteriorated in the time between check ins. The joke relies on the relatable experience of avoiding people who check in on you when you are struggling, only to be in an even worse position the next time they reach out.

Recipient admits they are doing worse after ignoring repeated check ins

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This meme is formatted as a screenshot of a private text message exchange. The first message is sent by a honey seller, who asks 'Hey. Wanna buy honey?' attached to a photo of multiple sealed glass jars filled with golden honey. The potential buyer responds with doubt, asking 'How do I know it's real?' The seller then replies with a photograph of a Black man whose face is extremely swollen, visibly from multiple bee stings, implying the honey is authentic because the person who collected or tested it was stung by bees during the process, effectively performing a personal quality check. The buyer is immediately convinced by this absurd proof and replies 'I will take three bottles'. The core joke relies on the over-the-top, unexpected evidence of the honey's authenticity for dark, silly comedic effect.

Bro did the quality check himself

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