Released in 1987, the comedy classic 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' features this iconic moment in a cramped motel room. Del Griffith, played by John Candy, shares a bed with the high-strung Neal Page, played by Steve Martin, after a grueling day of travel mishaps. Del removes his shoes and socks, rubbing his feet while exclaiming the legendary line, 'Lord, my dogs are barking today!' while Neal looks on in silent, disgusted horror. This clip is a staple for anyone experiencing physical exhaustion or the sweet relief of ending a long shift. It is most commonly used by retail workers, healthcare staff, and travelers to represent the feeling of being 'on your feet' all day. Relatable scenarios include getting home after a double shift or surviving a long day at an amusement park. Example captions include: 'Me after a 12-hour shift in retail,' 'When you finally get back to the hotel after 20,000 steps,' and 'That first minute of being home after a wedding.'