The 'Click Farting In Boss's Face' meme originates from the 2006 fantasy-comedy film 'Click.' In this specific scene, Michael Newman (played by Adam Sandler) uses a magical universal remote to pause time during a frustrating meeting. He takes the opportunity to vent his frustrations on his arrogant and demanding boss, Mr. Ammer (played by David Hasselhoff), by farting directly into his frozen face. The scene concludes with Michael unpausing time to see Mr. Ammer's bewildered and disgusted reaction to the sudden smell. In internet culture, this clip is the quintessential representation of workplace frustration and the secret desire for corporate revenge. It is commonly used to express how people feel about their supervisors, HR departments, or any authority figure who has pushed them too far. It represents a sense of petty victory and the internal monologue of an employee who has reached their breaking point. Example captions include: 'When the boss asks if I can stay late on a Friday,' 'Me leaving the Zoom call after my 5th meeting of the day,' and 'Submitting my two-week notice like...'