The Alec Baldwin 'Glengarry Glen Ross' meme stems from the 1992 film adaptation of David Mamet's play, featuring a high-intensity cameo by Baldwin as Blake. His character delivers a brutal, expletive-laden speech to a group of failing real estate salesmen, introducing the 'ABC' (Always Be Closing) mantra and the iconic line, 'Coffee's for closers.' While the scene was originally intended to critique the cutthroat nature of American capitalism, it has since become a staple of internet culture. It is frequently used to mock high-pressure work environments, 'grindset' influencers, or to jokingly deny someone a reward until they have earned it through success.