Seinfeld, the legendary sitcom airing from 1989 to 1998, is famous for the comedic friction between Jerry Seinfeld (playing himself) and his neighbor Newman (Wayne Knight). This scene features a classic confrontation where Jerry delivers a cutting, deadpan insult to Newman, often involving his profession as a mailman or his general existence. The dialogue highlights the unique brand of petty animosity that defined their relationship throughout the series. As a meme, this clip is widely used to represent the feeling of encountering a person you simply cannot stand, yet must interact with. It perfectly captures the energy of forced politeness masking deep-seated loathing or the moment a known rival enters the room. Common relatable scenarios include workplace drama, sibling rivalries, or dealing with annoying neighbors. Example captions include: 'When that one person you blocked creates a new account to follow you,' and 'Me greeting the coworker who reminded the teacher about the homework.'