The 'Gun Safety Well Son Of A Bitch Clyde Get In The Truck' meme is taken from the 1986 sports comedy film 'The Best of Times,' starring Robin Williams and Kurt Russell. The scene features veteran character actor Dub Taylor as the character Elmo, who is attempting to show off his firearm in a confined space. After he accidentally discharges the weapon into the ceiling, he doesn't apologize or explain; instead, he immediately pivots to leaving, muttering the now-iconic line: 'Well, son of a bitch, Clyde, get in the truck!' This clip became a viral sensation as the ultimate 'I give up' or 'abandon ship' reaction. It perfectly captures the feeling of making a minor mistake and deciding to immediately quit the entire endeavor rather than fix it. It represents peak frustration mixed with a hilarious lack of accountability, making it a staple for 'I'm out' energy. Example captions include: 'Me after encountering one minor inconvenience at my 9-to-5,' 'When you try to cook a new recipe and the smoke alarm goes off,' and 'Leaving the group chat after accidentally sending a screenshot to the person I was talking about.'