I've followed meme culture from past decades on Reddit. It's not just touches everything right like no matter what industry you're in and you're seeing it now is a lot of like niche Twitter influencers like Alex Sue who does legal memes that didn't exist one or two years ago. I think that's what makes this meme explosion feel like so meaty is like every industry now Right, we like a you be like a recycling expert and start using his memes. But then there's something subjective about it too, right? Like it's kind of in the in what Jack and I worked on together like certain memes like take hold they catch fire They become memetic.

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