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You're a Good Man. Thank You

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Both tanks in this photo are full of water from the same source, but the tank on the right has oysters in it. A single adult oyster can filter as much as 50 gallons of water a day. You are a good mollusk. Thank you.
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Version of this meme joking that a belligerent bus driver is kicking him off but he is one of those "people that always thanks the bus driver":/memes/people-who-thank-the-bus-driver which are considered rare in the meme universe
When a stranger holds the elevator door despite you being like 4 steps away You are a good man. Thank you
MR. SOLO DOLO @donny_drama When your dad secretly takes you to get vaccinated behind your mom's back You are a good man. Thank you
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Warning: this entry contains spoilers for HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones and book series A Song of Ice and Fire.

You're a Good Man. Thank You refers to a memorable quote from the episode "The Long Night" of the epic fantasy TV series Game of Thrones, said by the character Bran Stark. Online, a still image from the episode paired with the quote has been circulated as a macro, usually to convey feelings of gratitude.

Origin

On April 28th, 2019, episode three "The Long Night" of season eight of HBO-produced epic fantasy series Game of Thrones premiered.[1] In one scene of the episode, character Bran Stark, portrayed by Isaac Hempstead Wright, tells character Theon Greyjoy that he is a good man, and thanks him.

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On April 30th, 2019, Redditor KnightRider117 posted a meme based on the scene to /r/memes subreddit, where it gained over 19,800 upvotes.[2]

When the total comes out to $20.02 and you only have $20 but the cashier says it's fine You are a good man. Thank you

In the following weeks, the meme format saw a moderate spread on Reddit, with notable examples appearing in /r/dankmemes,[3] /r/memes,[4] /r/freefolk [5] and other subreddits.

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When you lend your friend a pen at the beginning of class and they remember to give it back to you at the end... You are a good man. Thank you
When the male pornstar doesn't moan the whole video so you can nut in peace You are a good man. Thank you :
When you're playing battlefield and the medic actually revives you You are a good man. Thank you
MR. SOLO DOLO @donny_drama When your dad secretly takes you to get vaccinated behind your mom's back You are a good man. Thank you
When guy in the p--- scene doesn't moan or grunt You are a good man. Thank you
Uber driver: doesn't say a word the entire car ride Me: You are a good man. Thank you

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You are a good man. Thank you

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External References

[1] Wikipedia – The Long Night

[2] Reddit – You are a good man, my friend

[3] Reddit – Automatic 5 Stars

[4] Reddit – "":The hero we all deserve…

[5] Reddit – You are a good man

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Warning: this entry contains spoilers for HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones and book series A Song of Ice and Fire.

You're a Good Man. Thank You refers to a memorable quote from the episode "The Long Night" of the epic fantasy TV series Game of Thrones, said by the character Bran Stark. Online, a still image from the episode paired with the quote has been circulated as a macro, usually to convey feelings of gratitude.

Origin

On April 28th, 2019, episode three "The Long Night" of season eight of HBO-produced epic fantasy series Game of Thrones premiered.[1] In one scene of the episode, character Bran Stark, portrayed by Isaac Hempstead Wright, tells character Theon Greyjoy that he is a good man, and thanks him.


[This video has been removed]


Spread

On April 30th, 2019, Redditor KnightRider117 posted a meme based on the scene to /r/memes subreddit, where it gained over 19,800 upvotes.[2]


When the total comes out to $20.02 and you only have $20 but the cashier says it's fine You are a good man. Thank you

In the following weeks, the meme format saw a moderate spread on Reddit, with notable examples appearing in /r/dankmemes,[3] /r/memes,[4] /r/freefolk [5] and other subreddits.

Various Examples


When you lend your friend a pen at the beginning of class and they remember to give it back to you at the end... You are a good man. Thank you When the male pornstar doesn't moan the whole video so you can nut in peace You are a good man. Thank you : When you're playing battlefield and the medic actually revives you You are a good man. Thank you
MR. SOLO DOLO @donny_drama When your dad secretly takes you to get vaccinated behind your mom's back You are a good man. Thank you When guy in the p--- scene doesn't moan or grunt You are a good man. Thank you Uber driver: doesn't say a word the entire car ride Me: You are a good man. Thank you

Templates


You are a good man. Thank you

Search Interest

External References

[1] Wikipedia – The Long Night

[2] Reddit – You are a good man, my friend

[3] Reddit – Automatic 5 Stars

[4] Reddit – "":The hero we all deserve…

[5] Reddit – You are a good man

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