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This is a text-only comedy meme depicting a short conversation between an employee and their boss. The employee gives their boss a false excuse for being late, claiming that they broke down on their commute to work. When the boss asks if the employee's car is now working properly, the confused employee replies 'Car?', accidentally revealing that they do not actually own a car and that their excuse was a lie. The final lines showing only 'Boss:' and 'Me:' with no dialogue imply awkward, uncomfortable silence following the lie being exposed, leaning into the awkward humor of the situation.

Employee Accidentally Exposes Their Lateness Lie When They Forget They Don't Own a Car

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This image is a screenshot of a public post from the official verified McDonald's X (formerly Twitter) account. It employs the widely popular 'no one:' meme format, which sets up a joke by establishing that no person made any prompt or request, followed by an unprompted, common, relatable behavior. The joke here references the widely shared experience of being approached unprompted by a random child playing in the McDonald's PlayPlace ball pit, who asks the stranger if they know their mother.

McDonald's Official X Account Relatable Ball Pit Kid Meme

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This is a text-only relatable meme depicting an interaction between a customer and a waiter at a restaurant. The customer repeatedly says 'thank you' after every single small action the waiter performs, including receiving the cup, having the cup set down, having the cup filled with water, and being told the food will arrive shortly. The joke pokes fun at people who are overly polite and gratuitously grateful for routine, expected service actions in dining settings.

Overly Polite Restaurant Customer Repeatedly Thanking Waiter Meme

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