This legendary scene originates from the 1992 comedy My Cousin Vinny. It showcases the comedic chemistry between Joe Pesci, playing the inexperienced lawyer Vinny Gambini, and Fred Gwynne, playing the stern Judge Chamberlain Haller. During a courtroom testimony, Vinny refers to his clients as 'two yutes,' leading to a deadpan confrontation where the judge repeatedly asks, 'Two what?' due to Vinny's thick Brooklyn accent. The clip is a powerhouse in the meme world, typically used to represent genuine confusion, linguistic misunderstandings, or the generation gap in communication. It captures the specific frustration of someone asking for clarification on something you think is perfectly clear. Whether it is a boss questioning a Gen Z slang term or a friend questioning a questionable life choice, this template fits perfectly. Example captions include: 'When I use slang in front of my parents,' 'Me after my friend says they forgot to pay me back,' and 'When the vet says my dog needs a diet.'