The 'Venti' rant originates from the 2008 comedy film 'Role Models,' featuring Paul Rudd as the cynical Danny Donahue. In this iconic scene, Danny attempts to order a 'large' coffee from a barista (played by Vincent Martella), only to be corrected that the size is called a 'venti.' Danny proceeds to have a pedantic breakdown, explaining that 'venti' is Italian for twenty and that 'large' is the only logical descriptor for a large-sized cup. This clip has become the gold standard for representing frustration with corporate jargon, unnecessarily complex systems, and the general absurdity of modern consumer culture. It is commonly used to depict situations where a simple request is met with bureaucratic or linguistic nonsense, or when someone is being aggressively 'correct' in an argument. Example captions include: 'When the HR department uses 50 buzzwords just to say you're fired,' 'Me explaining to the waiter that a 20% tip is not a suggestion,' and 'Trying to explain simple logic to my toddler who only wants the blue plate.'