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The meme is a photo of a pizza box with a large hole cut out of it, revealing a "cheesy" (pun intended) surprise inside. The text on the box reads "I'm not saying it's a trap, but there's a hole in the box". The meme is likely a humorous take on the idea of a pizza delivery company's attempt to save money by using a smaller box, but the joke is that the pizza is actually missing, and the hole in the box is a clever (and cheeky) way to explain that.

Rome

2024-03-16T06:52:08.210984+00:00

The meme is a photo of a pizza box with a large hole cut out of it, revealing a "cheesy" (pun intended) surprise inside. The text on the box reads "I'm not saying it's a trap, but there's a hole in the box". The meme is likely a humorous take on the idea of a pizza delivery company's attempt to save money by using a smaller box, but the joke is that the pizza is actually missing, and the hole in the box is a clever (and cheeky) way to explain that.

This meme is a play on a famous line from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the character Julius Caesar says "Et tu, Brute?" (meaning "And you, Brutus?") before being stabbed by his friend and fellow Roman, Marcus Brutus. The meme replaces "Et tu, Brute?" with "Et tu, Netflix?" and "Brute" with "Netflix", implying that Netflix has been stabbed by a "brutal" cancellation of its service.

Rome

2023-05-10T21:03:40+00:00

This meme is a play on a famous line from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where the character Julius Caesar says "Et tu, Brute?" (meaning "And you, Brutus?") before being stabbed by his friend and fellow Roman, Marcus Brutus. The meme replaces "Et tu, Brute?" with "Et tu, Netflix?" and "Brute" with "Netflix", implying that Netflix has been stabbed by a "brutal" cancellation of its service.