Released in 2000, the dark comedy 'Me, Myself & Irene' features Jim Carrey as Charlie Baileygates, a soft-spoken state trooper with a repressed alter-ego named Hank. In this specific sequence, Charlie wakes up and encounters the extreme physical inconvenience of morning wood, attempting to navigate the simple act of peeing. The scene showcases Carrey's legendary physical comedy as he leans at impossible angles and performs acrobatic maneuvers just to aim at the toilet, only for the stream to go everywhere but its intended target. This clip has evolved into a relatable internet staple used to describe situations where a simple task is made unnecessarily difficult by outside forces. It perfectly captures feelings of morning frustration, physical awkwardness, and the absurdity of life's daily hurdles. Common caption ideas include: 'Trying to finish a project when you have zero motivation,' 'Me trying to fix my life after one minor inconvenience,' and 'When the math problem looks easy but the logic just won't bend.'