Released in 1997, the comedy classic 'Liar Liar' features Jim Carrey as Fletcher Reede, a fast-talking lawyer cursed with the inability to tell a lie for 24 hours. In this chaotic bathroom scene, Fletcher retreats to a courthouse restroom to physically assault himself in a desperate attempt to look beat up and delay a trial. He throws himself against the walls, the sinks, and eventually covers himself in blue ink while thrashing about. When a bystander enters and asks what he is doing, Fletcher screams the iconic line, 'I'm kicking my ass, do ya mind?!' In the modern meme landscape, this clip serves as the ultimate visual shorthand for self-sabotage and dealing with self-inflicted problems. It is used when a person realizes their own actions or procrastination have led to their current suffering. Whether it is staying up until 4 AM before a job interview or spending a whole paycheck on a whim, Jim Carrey’s performance perfectly encapsulates that internal war. Example captions include: 'Me when I have to deal with the consequences of my own actions' and 'My inner monologue after I volunteer for extra work and immediately regret it.'