This iconic scene originates from the 2002 comedy sequel 'Austin Powers in Goldmember'. In the clip, the eccentric villain Goldmember (Johann van der Smut), played by Mike Myers, attempts to negotiate with Austin Powers (also played by Mike Myers) by offering a bizarre variety of hospitality options. He famously asks, 'Smoke and a pancake?' followed by increasingly absurd pairings like 'Flapjack and a cigarette?' and 'Bong and a blitz?' as Austin repeatedly declines. The meme is widely used to represent situations where someone is offering choices that are either equally unappealing, oddly specific, or fundamentally the same thing. It captures a sense of awkward persistence, niche bargaining, and the feeling of being offered something you definitely didn't ask for. It is perfect for relatable scenarios involving poor hospitality or trying to convince a friend to participate in a weirdly specific activity. Example caption ideas: 'Me trying to offer my guests the only two items left in my pantry,' or 'When you're trying to compromise but neither option makes sense.'