The iconic 'Double Dip' scene originated in the 1993 Seinfeld episode 'The Implant.' In this legendary sequence, George Costanza, played by Jason Alexander, is confronted at a wake by a man named Timmy, played by Kieran Mulroney, after dipping a chip, taking a bite, and dipping it again. Timmy famously proclaims, 'You double-dipped the chip!', eventually equating the act to putting his 'whole mouth in the dip.' In internet culture, this clip has become the universal symbol for breaking unwritten social rules and the subsequent awkward confrontation. It is frequently used to represent situations involving poor hygiene, 'double-dipping' in a metaphorical sense like cheating or reusing excuses, and the sheer audacity of someone being caught in a petty act. Relatable captions often include: 'Me watching my roommate drink out of the milk carton,' 'When you try to use the same expired coupon at three different registers,' or 'When he tries to come back into your life after ghosting you twice.'