15+ Memes That Everyone Can All Relate To

There are some things that everyone loves, like when Grandma sends you a birthday card with $20 inside.

It's just a universally beloved phenomenon! Why do Grandmas love sending $20 to their grandkids? The world may never know for sure… but for at least one person, who shared their Gram's card, they're excited to buy $20 worth of chicken nuggets! And those, much like pizza and cookies, are a rather universally beloved food.

That's not the only thing that's relatable to basically everyone. Things being way, way, way, way too expensive is an easy way to find common ground with any person you come across. You can just say, "The price of eggs these days, huh?" And there you have it — an instant conversation is now brewing.

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Not the worst idea to have a backup plan

via u/Ill-Instruction8466

Maybe tell your GF that you just like having your own space, though.
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You'll just have to guess

via u/Beefberries

When in doubt, drink some water. That squishy pink brain is always wanting water. Or food. Also, sleep.
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It ain't easy out here

via u/MediocreMixedMale423
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This was brave to say

via u/AvailableChoice3130

And they're 100% correct!
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via u/Blue9ine

Today, this would buy you about 40 nuggets. She's treating you and the friend group!
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This Mom knows what's best!

via u/Blue9ine
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In this life, you can do whatever you set your mind to

via GigglySprinkleCupcake

Let's be real though: doing sidequests and spending like 67000 hours on a single game is good for the soul. Some people want to get 100% completion rates on their games, which is all well and good, but bro, did you even have a good time while you played? Are you sure you don't want to wander the digital landscape for a while?
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via u/PerfectPineapple49
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If you walk around and exercise enough, you can kinda eat whatever you want

via u/Unhappy-Champion-509
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An ever green meme for the gamers out there

via GigglySprinkleCupcake
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"I will never financially recover from this grocery store trip," and other fun Gen Z thoughts

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Sometimes I go on walks with my Mom and we look at all the houses for sale, and pretend which ones I could live in. "That one has a balcony!" I said to her the other day. "This one has a huge driveway," she replied, looking at a different house, adding, "For your 3 cars." Then we laughed, because I don't drive, or have 3 cars, or have a house, or have any way to afford one for the next several hundred years. Welp! In my next life, you better believe I will own a home, and until then, I'll be renting away.
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Just pull yourself up by your bootstraps, they say

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It's funny (not really) because even in 2026, this meme remains the same. If you're reading this in the year 2036, or 2367, or 3856, guess what pal? The federal minimum wage is still gonna be $7.25 an hour. Some things never change.
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Toddlers have the coolest perception of the world

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They're basically like the funniest people you can hang out with because you can never predict what they'll say or do next. They're nature's perfect little comedians… too bad they also throw temper tantrums over things like grapes having skin on it, or a blanket being "too orange." Just toddler things!
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Even 30 minutes feels like forever at work

via u/Ill-Instruction8466
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By 3 PM, we're all 95 years old

via u/AdiK_2022