This legendary clip originates from 'The Office' (US) Season 3, Episode 20, titled 'Safety Training,' which first aired in 2007. It features the iconic Steve Carell as Michael Scott and Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute. In the scene, Michael stands on the roof of the Dunder Mifflin building, dramatically yelling 'I'm going to kill myself!' to the employees gathered below, intending to jump onto a hidden moon bounce to prove the 'dangers' of office depression. In the realm of internet culture, this video has become the gold standard for representing extreme, theatrical overreactions to minor life inconveniences. It perfectly captures the feeling of 'main character syndrome' where a small setback feels like the end of the world. Common usage involves applying the clip to situations where someone is being purposely hyperbolic about their distress. Example captions include: 'Me when the barista says they are out of oat milk,' 'When you send a text with a typo and realize it three seconds later,' or 'Me after one minor inconvenience at 9 AM.'