Originating from the 1997 Seinfeld episode 'The Strike,' Festivus is the secular holiday invented by the eccentric Frank Costanza, played by the legendary Jerry Stiller. The scene features the Costanza family, Kramer (Michael Richards), and Jerry Seinfeld gathered around a stark aluminum pole for a dinner defined by the 'Airing of Grievances.' Frank’s boisterous declaration of 'A Festivus for the rest of us!' serves as the peak of the comedic chaos as he attempts to force his son George (Jason Alexander) into the tradition. This clip is a staple for memes involving social rejection of norms, family dysfunction, or the simple desire to complain about life’s minor inconveniences. It perfectly captures feelings of intense irritation masked as holiday spirit and is often used during the winter season or when someone has a bone to pick with their peers. Example captions include: 'Me at the family dinner after three drinks,' 'When you finally get to tell your coworkers what you really think during the meeting,' or 'Me celebrating my own niche wins while everyone else follows the crowd.'