Originating from the 2008 episode of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' titled 'Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack,' this iconic scene features Charlie Kelly (played by Charlie Day) and Mac (Rob McElhenney). In an attempt to get health insurance, Charlie takes a job in a corporate mailroom and quickly descends into madness. He constructs a massive conspiracy board covered in red string and frantic notes, claiming he has discovered a man named 'Pepe Silvia' who doesn't exist. The scene culminates in Charlie's manic rant: 'There is no Pepe Silvia! The man does not exist!' This clip is the internet's go-to visual for representing conspiracy theories, over-analysis, or anyone attempting to explain a complex and nonsensical situation. It perfectly captures the feeling of being overwhelmed by a perceived pattern that no one else sees. Whether it is a deep dive into video game lore or trying to solve a personal mystery, Charlie's frantic energy is universally relatable. Example captions include: 'Me explaining the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline to my date,' 'Trying to figure out where my tax refund actually went,' and 'When you find one plot hole and it ruins the whole show for you.'