The 'Both Of Yall' meme originates from the 2005 comedy classic 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin,' directed by Judd Apatow. In this specific scene, Andy Stitzer (played by Steve Carell) reaches a breaking point while listening to the increasingly absurd and profane bickering between his coworkers Cal (Seth Rogen) and David (Paul Rudd). Frustrated by their constant advice and nonsensical arguments, Andy shouts, 'I'm not doing this with both of y'all! Both of y'all are crazy!' before storming away. This clip has become a staple in internet culture as the ultimate 'I’m out' reaction. It is commonly used to represent feelings of overwhelming frustration, the refusal to engage in a pointless debate, or the moment someone realizes they are surrounded by idiots. It perfectly captures the energy of being the only 'sane' person in a chaotic situation. Example captions include: 'When my two best friends start arguing over something that happened 4 years ago,' 'Me leaving the group chat after two people start a political debate at 2 AM,' and 'When the coworkers start complaining about the job they refuse to quit.'