This iconic clip originates from the cult-classic NBC comedy series 'Community' (2011), specifically from the Season 2 episode 'Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts.' In the scene, the moralistic Shirley Bennett (played by Yvette Nicole Brown) is seen interacting with Britta Perry (played by Gillian Jacobs) as they prepare for a class project. Shirley delivers the memorable line, 'It all starts with a quick look-see into someone's bag,' while justifying her snooping into her classmates' private lives. The delivery is peak Shirley—combining sweet Midwestern politeness with a heavy dose of judgment and intrusive curiosity. In the meme world, this clip is the gold standard for representing nosiness, internet detective work, and the moment someone decides to 'investigate' a person's red flags. It captures the relatable urge to find out everything about someone after finding one suspicious detail. Common usage involves scenarios where a user is scrolling through social media or checking a phone. Example captions include: 'Me 30 seconds after finding out his middle name,' and 'Checking my bank statement to see where my life went wrong.'