This iconic scene originates from the 2016 episode of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' titled 'Mac & Dennis Move to the Suburbs.' The clip features Dennis Reynolds (played by Glenn Howerton) reaching his absolute breaking point while interacting with his overly-polite neighbor Wally (played by Dan Burkarth). After days of hearing Wally's repetitive small talk about the weather, Dennis snaps, screaming 'Hot one today, huh?!' and 'Have you ever been in a storm, Wally?' while standing naked in his living room. In meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing unhinged rage triggered by mundane annoyances. It is frequently used to portray the feeling of being overstimulated by social expectations or the general public. Whether it's a heatwave or a repetitive question from a coworker, Dennis's manic energy perfectly encapsulates the 'inner scream' of modern life. Example captions include: 'Me when the cashier asks if I found everything okay for the third time,' 'Retail workers when a customer makes the ‘must be free’ joke,' and 'When it’s 100 degrees outside and someone says ‘Hot enough for ya?’'