This iconic scene originates from the Family Guy episode 'Patriot Games,' which first aired in 2006. In the segment, the infant Stewie Griffin, voiced by Seth MacFarlane, confronts the family dog Brian, also voiced by MacFarlane, over a gambling debt. After Brian fails to pay back $50 won from a bet on Mike Tyson, Stewie shifts from a polite inquiry to a brutal physical assault. The clip features the repetitive and aggressive delivery of the line 'Where's my money?' as Stewie strikes Brian with various objects. In internet culture, this clip is the definitive representation of debt collection and the frustration of being owed money. It is commonly used to call out friends who 'forget' to Venmo for dinner or to mock institutions like the IRS. It represents aggressive persistence and the loss of patience in relatable financial or social scenarios. Example caption ideas: 'When your friend buys a new car but still hasn't paid you for that pizza last month,' 'The bank when you're 0.01 seconds late on your mortgage payment,' and 'Me checking my bank account for that tax refund.'