In the 1981 cinematic masterpiece 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' Indiana Jones (played by Harrison Ford) is confronted in a crowded Cairo market by a menacing Swordsman (Terry Richards) who performs an intimidating, elaborate display of scimitar flourishes. Rather than engaging in the expected hand-to-hand combat, a weary Indy simply sighs, draws his Smith & Wesson revolver, and ends the encounter with a single shot. This iconic moment was famously improvised during filming because Ford was suffering from a bout of dysentery and lacked the energy for the planned three-day choreographed fight. Today, this clip is the gold standard for representing efficiency over ego. It is used to illustrate 'working smarter, not harder' or the act of instantly shutting down an overly complex or pretentious opponent with a blunt, simple truth. It perfectly captures feelings of exhaustion, pragmatism, and the satisfaction of a swift resolution to a tedious problem. Example captions include: 'When they send a 5-paragraph argument and I reply with K', 'Solving a complex math problem with a calculator after everyone else used long-form', and 'Me using a cheat code to beat the boss I've been stuck on for hours.'