The 'I Think You've Had Enough' meme originates from the 1996 cult classic sports comedy Happy Gilmore. In this scene, the protagonist Happy Gilmore (played by Adam Sandler) is being relentlessly harassed by a hired heckler named Donald (played by Joe Flaherty). As Happy struggles on the golf course, the heckler taunts him with the iconic line, 'I think you've had enough!' delivered with a smug, condescending grin. This clip has become a staple in internet culture as a high-tier reaction video for calling out excessive behavior or spiraling situations. It is commonly used when someone is over-committing to a bad idea, losing an argument, or visibly struggling with a task but refuses to quit. It captures a specific blend of mockery and unwanted advice that resonates with anyone who has ever felt judged while failing. Example captions include: 'When my bank app sends the 4th low balance notification of the week,' 'Me to myself after the 5th slice of pizza,' and 'When your friend is still trying to defend their terrible take on the group chat.'