Released in 1996, the sports comedy 'Happy Gilmore' features Adam Sandler as the eponymous failed hockey player who discovers a talent for golf. In this iconic scene, Happy is struggling with the quiet etiquette of the professional tour and finally snaps at a rowdy or distracting crowd. He famously screams, 'Damn you people, this is golf!' followed by telling them to go back to their shanties. This clip has become a staple in internet culture for expressing extreme frustration or gatekeeping behavior. It is commonly used when a situation that should be orderly becomes chaotic, or when people are not following the established rules of a specific environment. Relatable scenarios include being annoyed in a quiet library, dealing with a messy group chat, or reacting to people breaking 'unspoken rules.' Example captions include: 'When you're trying to work and the neighbors start mowing at 7 AM,' 'Me in the movie theater when people won't stop talking,' and 'When the intern starts posting memes in the serious Slack channel.'