The 'Here in My Garage' meme originates from a 2015 YouTube pre-roll advertisement featuring entrepreneur Tai Lopez standing in his garage with a Lamborghini. The ad was intended to promote his '67 Steps' program, but its heavy emphasis on 'knowledge' and his massive bookshelf quickly turned it into a viral parody. Internet users began mocking Lopez’s pseudo-intellectual flex and his unique vocabulary, including terms like 'fuel units.' The template is widely used today to satirize self-help gurus, excessive material displays, or to create ironic jokes about what people truly value in their personal spaces.