This iconic clip originates from George Carlin's HBO stand-up special 'Life Is Worth Losing,' which aired in 2005. During a segment titled 'The American Dream,' the legendary comedian George Carlin delivers a blistering critique of the 'owners' of the country, famously shouting, 'They don't care about you. They don't give a fuck about you.' His raw, unfiltered delivery captures a sense of profound disillusionment with the political and corporate status quo. This clip is frequently used online to highlight corporate hypocrisy, government inaction, or general feelings of being ignored by large institutions. It represents peak cynicism and is often the go-to reaction when a company or politician makes a disingenuous claim of caring for the public. Example captions include: 'When HR says their door is always open,' 'Me reading a corporate 'We're all in this together' email while they announce layoffs,' and 'When the government says the economy is doing great for everyone.'