The 'Can You Please Photoshop The Sun Between My Fingers?' meme is a legendary example of internet trolling and the perils of asking the public for photo editing help. Originating around 2011, the meme started with a photo of a man attempting to 'pinch' the sun in the sky, but failing to align his fingers correctly. When the image was posted online with a request for help, users responded not with helpful edits, but with absurdly literal and humorous interpretations—moving the man's arm, shrinking the sun, or placing the sun in ridiculous locations. It remains a hallmark of the 'don't ask the internet for favors' trope, popularized by figures like James Fridman, and continues to be used to highlight the gap between expectation and reality.