The 'Bruce Almighty Filing Cabinet Scene' originates from the 2003 comedy film 'Bruce Almighty,' starring Jim Carrey as the frustrated news reporter Bruce Nolan. In this specific scene, Bruce has been granted God's powers and uses them to organize his life, causing a filing cabinet drawer to extend infinitely across the room at high speed. The visual of the never-ending drawer sliding across the floor perfectly highlights Carrey's trademark physical comedy and the surreal nature of divine intervention. This clip has become a staple of internet culture to represent being overwhelmed by a massive amount of information, tasks, or 'receipts' in an argument. It is commonly used to illustrate situations involving huge databases, long lists of grievances, or an endless backlog of work. Example captions include: 'Me pulling up the list of things I forgot to do today,' 'When someone asks for proof from a 2-year-old argument,' and 'My Steam library of games I've never actually played.'