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"content": "<p>The other day someone said to me "it's like that meme where the guy comes in with pizzas" and I find that kind of fascinating — not that long ago they could have said the same thing but phrased it "it's like that scene from Community where Troy comes in with pizzas". We'd have got it, we've all seen the show. And the new version makes just as much sense, but "meme" is a really odd word to use here because it kind of just means "thing we all know". "It's like that thing we all know"? It's redundant, right? You'd just say "It's like when", except that "it's like when that guy came in with pizzas" makes *no* sense. Idunno, it's a small thing but I found it interesting.</p>",
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