This iconic moment originates from the legendary sitcom 'Friends' in the 2000 episode 'The One Where Chandler Doesn't Like Dogs.' The scene features Joey Tribbiani, played by Matt LeBlanc, offering relationship advice to a confused Rachel Green, portrayed by Jennifer Aniston. Joey confidently explains his theory of a 'moo point,' which he defines as a point that is moot because it is like a cow's opinion—it just doesn't matter. Rachel's deadpan reaction to his illogical yet strangely charming reasoning cemented the scene's status in pop culture history. In meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing confidently incorrect logic or dismissing irrelevant information with humor. It is frequently used to describe situations where someone is overthinking a problem that has no real-world consequences. Relatable scenarios include explaining why weekend calories don't count or why an ex's new partner is irrelevant. Example captions include: 'Me explaining my logic to my therapist,' 'When your friend asks for advice but you have no idea what is happening,' and 'Me explaining why I need to buy more plants despite having no space.'