The 'I've Had Better' meme originates from the 1997 comedy film 'Liar Liar,' starring Jim Carrey as Fletcher Reede, a fast-talking lawyer who is magically cursed to tell the truth for 24 hours. In this specific scene, Fletcher has just finished a sexual encounter with his boss, Miranda (played by Amanda Donohoe). When she smugly asks him, 'Was it good for you?' Fletcher is physically pained by the struggle to lie but ultimately blurts out the brutally honest line: 'I've had better.' This clip became a staple in the meme world due to Jim Carrey's masterful physical comedy and the sheer relatability of being unimpressed by something that was supposed to be great. It is frequently used as a reaction video to express disappointment, mediocre reviews, or a lack of enthusiasm for highly-hyped products, movies, or experiences. It represents the peak of 'brutal honesty' in digital discourse. Commonly seen captions include: 'Me after trying the $30 viral gold-leaf burger,' 'When the movie has a 99% on Rotten Tomatoes but it was just okay,' and 'Checking my direct deposit after a 50-hour work week.'