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Study Finds 100 Percent of Men Would Immediately Leave Their Desk Job refers to a series of exploitable image macro memes that imagine 100 percent of men would quit their job if offered to embark on an expedition, adventure or quest, such as a trans-Atlantic expedition. Spawned by a viral satirical article by The Babylon Bee, the format spread online in 2023 and 2024 with meme creators replacing "Embark Upon A Trans-Antarctic Expedition On A Big Wooden Ship" in the original headline with other things men would quit their jobs to do.

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On August 14th, 2023, the satirical news website The Babylon Bee[1] posted an article titled, "Study Finds 100% Of Men Would Immediately Leave Their Desk Job If Asked To Embark Upon A Trans-Antarctic Expedition On A Big Wooden Ship," which jokingly stated that 100 percent of men on Earth would immediately abandon their job to join a dangerous voyage across the Antarctic.

On August 15th, The Babylon Bee shared the article on its official X[2] account, where it garnered over 280 reposts and 3,100 likes in one year (shown below).

A satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

On August 30th, 2023, the Instagram[3] account staythecourse_ posted a snippet of the article (shown below), which garnered over 7,900 likes in one year. In 2023 and 2024, the snippet was widely circulated online through reposts.

A satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

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On September 10th, 2023, the X[4] account @trad_west_ posted the earliest meme based on the article, changing the original image to a GigaChad edit. The post (shown below) received over 70 reposts and 980 likes in one year.

On February 3rd, 2024, the X[5] account @GigaBasedDad made a repost that received over 540 reposts and 10,000 likes in nine months.

A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

In 2024, X user @Trad_West_ and other accounts posted more memes based on the format, altering the headline and the image. For example, on April 10th, Instagram[6] user dc_andrade posted a welding meme based on the format that gained over 670 likes in seven months (shown below).

A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

On May 21st, 2024, the X[7] account @historyinmemes posted a video caption meme based on the format created by an unknown user (shown below). The post garnered over 2,800 reposts and 33,000 likes in six months.

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A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition
A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition
A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition
A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition
A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

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About

Study Finds 100 Percent of Men Would Immediately Leave Their Desk Job refers to a series of exploitable image macro memes that imagine 100 percent of men would quit their job if offered to embark on an expedition, adventure or quest, such as a trans-Atlantic expedition. Spawned by a viral satirical article by The Babylon Bee, the format spread online in 2023 and 2024 with meme creators replacing "Embark Upon A Trans-Antarctic Expedition On A Big Wooden Ship" in the original headline with other things men would quit their jobs to do.

Origin

On August 14th, 2023, the satirical news website The Babylon Bee[1] posted an article titled, "Study Finds 100% Of Men Would Immediately Leave Their Desk Job If Asked To Embark Upon A Trans-Antarctic Expedition On A Big Wooden Ship," which jokingly stated that 100 percent of men on Earth would immediately abandon their job to join a dangerous voyage across the Antarctic.

On August 15th, The Babylon Bee shared the article on its official X[2] account, where it garnered over 280 reposts and 3,100 likes in one year (shown below).


A satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

On August 30th, 2023, the Instagram[3] account staythecourse_ posted a snippet of the article (shown below), which garnered over 7,900 likes in one year. In 2023 and 2024, the snippet was widely circulated online through reposts.


A satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

Spread

On September 10th, 2023, the X[4] account @trad_west_ posted the earliest meme based on the article, changing the original image to a GigaChad edit. The post (shown below) received over 70 reposts and 980 likes in one year.

On February 3rd, 2024, the X[5] account @GigaBasedDad made a repost that received over 540 reposts and 10,000 likes in nine months.


A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

In 2024, X user @Trad_West_ and other accounts posted more memes based on the format, altering the headline and the image. For example, on April 10th, Instagram[6] user dc_andrade posted a welding meme based on the format that gained over 670 likes in seven months (shown below).


A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition

On May 21st, 2024, the X[7] account @historyinmemes posted a video caption meme based on the format created by an unknown user (shown below). The post garnered over 2,800 reposts and 33,000 likes in six months.


Various Examples


A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition A meme inspired by a satirical Babylon Bee headline about 100 percent of men abandoning their jobs when asked to embark on a dangerous expedition
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