This iconic meme originates from the hit CBS sitcom 'Everybody Loves Raymond' (1996–2005). In the scene, the legendary character Frank Barone, portrayed by actor Peter Boyle, expresses his characteristic explosive indignation. He shouts his famous line, 'This is an outrage!', typically while arguing with his son Ray Barone (Ray Romano) or a customer service representative. The scene captures the quintessential 'grumpy boomer' energy that Peter Boyle mastered throughout the show's nine-season run. In internet culture, this clip has become the gold standard for expressing exaggerated frustration or performative anger. It is frequently used to react to minor inconveniences, unfair gaming mechanics, or unexpected price hikes. The meme resonates because it perfectly mirrors the feeling of being a 'loyal customer' who feels betrayed by a business or situation. Common caption ideas include 'Me when the fast food place starts charging for extra sauce' or 'When you’ve been a loyal fan for 10 years and they reboot the series with a bad cast.'