The "I want to speak to the manager" hair meme on Twitter/Reddit/blah

OP, say what you really mean.

You want to speak to a manager.

Change your bloody tampon, OP.

You'll know that it's truly dead and driven into the ground once it's used in a Pixar movie.

Shut up, Karen.

Not funny?

Yeah you responding with a tired meme just proves my point - the people who are doing it (and the person above with the tired "Karen" comment) are idiots with no individual thought.

Go back to Twitter.

R6, responding with a "tired" meme is mocking you, you tired old bitch.

r7 yeah, still no original thought, as expected. "You're boring" is also tired. But, nice try!

Because "memes suck!" is the epitome of original and intellectual thought? Who cares, dude.

No one:

Absolutely no one:

OP: I HATE STUPID MEMES THAT NEVER DIE!!!

OP is a MOOD

I guess the irony here is supposed to be that OP is starting what's probably the 1000th thread complaining about stale memes and jokes?

OP is a stale meme

I just had a "I want to talk to the manager" moment last week after someone at China Southern gave my window seat I booked over 6 months ago to someone else. I got an upgrade and had the whole row to myself on a 13h flight.

Don't care what people post, but this still works so well. And I also didn't give a fuck about the other 100 people who were in line behind me. This was my seat.

r9 memes are fine. Overused memes where people present them like they're so witty and clever because they have no original thought, are ridiculous. Using them ironically is acceptable. Using them in place of actual personal humor is a sign of low intelligence, much like many posters in this thread.

OP, but you think the Twitter feeds of elderly people like you are full of cutting edge humor?

r16 it's more subtle humor, which means you clearly wouldn't understand it in the age of Buzzfeed headlines. LOOK! SHINY OBJECT! OVER HERE!

This is one of the many reasons I quit Dlisted. The witty, bitchy comments used to be half of the fun, now so many are simply responses via gif (and yes, usually a stale meme).

RIP wit.

R17, yes, all those 70-year-old Trumpsters are into subtle humor!

As expected, r19 only sees things in extremes because his sense of nuance is completely destroyed. Posters can't be thirtysomethings; they must be either young or very, very old! There are no spaces in-between!

R20, the idiot is the OP (is that you?) who bashes an entire age group based on some memes that he saw. I was throwing it back at you.

Yes, if you have to explain it, r21...

OP.

Honestly, I think it'd be hilarious if we could find some women that look like the OP's pic, and just have a bunch of people over the course of days come up to her and ask if she wants to speak to the manager.

I wonder if they'd "get it".

Prunes, OP. Prunes.

This isn’t a meme, but if I read another headline on a story about teenagers that plays on ‘The Kids Are All Right’ or ‘The Kids Are Not All Right,’ I will throw up all over my screen. And you can just tell that the authors of these headlines think they’re being terribly clever — ‘Oh, no one ever thought of that before!’

YAWN

r26 they're kids who think they discovered the Internet and recycle tired old memes because they know nothing about anything, but they're at that Very Special Age where they think they know everything. That ends once they are 25, hopefully.