Released in 2005, Judd Apatow's comedy hit 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' features a legendary scene where protagonist Andy Stitzer (Steve Carell) attempts to blend in during a poker game with his coworkers Jay (Romany Malco), Cal (Seth Rogen), and David (Paul Rudd). After being pressed about his sex life and failing miserably by comparing breasts to 'bags of sand,' Andy is mocked for his transportation choice. He defensively attempts to normalize his situation, stating, 'Yeah, everyone rides a bike,' despite the clear absurdity of his lifestyle in the eyes of his peers. This clip is a cultural staple used to represent the feeling of being caught in a blatant lie or trying to normalize a socially awkward situation. It perfectly captures the 'fake it 'til you make it' energy when the 'making it' part is clearly not happening. Common caption ideas include: 'Me explaining why I still live with my parents at 30,' and 'When the group chat catches you in a lie but you double down.'