The 'God Dammit' meme originates from the 1987 comedy classic 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles'. In this iconic scene, the high-strung Neal Page, played by Steve Martin, finally snaps after a grueling journey alongside the well-meaning but annoying Del Griffith, played by John Candy. After finding his rental car spot empty and hiking back to the terminal, Neal unleashes a legendary, profanity-filled tirade against a cheerful rental car agent. His explosive 'God Dammit' serves as the final emotional breaking point for a man who has lost all patience. This clip is widely used as a meme to represent peak frustration, specifically in situations involving travel, bureaucracy, or incompetent customer service. It resonates with anyone who has ever felt trapped in a nightmare where logic has failed and everything that can go wrong does. Popular caption ideas include: 'When you have been on hold for 45 minutes and the call drops', 'Me trying to explain my order to the drive-thru speaker', and 'When the quick software update bricks your entire laptop.'