The 'No Ragrets' meme originates from the 2013 comedy film 'We're the Millers.' In this specific scene, the protagonist David Clark (played by Jason Sudeikis) is introduced to Scotty P. (played by Mark L. Young), a goofy teenager who proudly displays a massive chest tattoo that reads 'NO RAGRETS.' When David incredulously asks if he has any regrets at all—not even a single letter—Scotty P. confidently doubles down on his mistake, oblivious to the misspelling. This moment perfectly captures the essence of misplaced confidence and the humor found in permanent, public failures. In internet culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing poor decision-making and the stubborn refusal to admit a mistake. It is commonly used as a reaction to situations where someone has clearly messed up but refuses to acknowledge it, or as a self-deprecating joke about one's own questionable life choices. Example captions include: 'Me after staying up until 4 AM watching conspiracy theories,' 'When you send a risky text with a typo but you have to own it now,' and 'My bank account looking at my recent purchase history.'