Hailing from the 1987 John Hughes classic 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles', this scene features the high-strung Neal Page (Steve Martin) reaching his absolute limit with his traveling companion Del Griffith (John Candy). After a series of travel mishaps, Neal unleashes a blistering motel room rant, famously declaring what he can tolerate while listing Del's most grating habits. The scene highlights the incredible chemistry between Martin and the late Candy, capturing a moment of pure, unadulterated frustration. This clip has become a legendary representation of patience finally wearing thin. In the world of memes, this template is the ultimate 'breaking point' reaction. Users employ it to vent about office culture, terrible roommates, or long-standing grievances that have finally boiled over. It resonates because everyone has had a 'Neal Page' moment where they finally decide to list everything that is driving them crazy. Popular caption ideas include 'Me to my PC after it freezes for the tenth time today' or 'When you finally lose it on the group chat after three months of silence.'