This legendary scene originates from the 1997 award-winning drama 'Good Will Hunting.' In the clip, the genius janitor Will Hunting (Matt Damon) confronts a pretentious Harvard student named Clark (Scott William Winters) at a Harvard Square shop after previously outsmarting him in a bar. Will slams a piece of paper with a girl's phone number against the window and delivers the iconic line: 'How do you like them apples?' In internet culture, this clip is the gold standard for expressing smug victory and proving doubters wrong. It is commonly used when someone achieves a personal win against someone who looked down on them, or when a person provides undeniable proof during an argument. Example captions include: 'When the teacher said I'd fail but I got an A,' 'Sending the group chat a screenshot that proves I was right,' and 'Me after getting the job I was told I wasn't qualified for.'