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"Your outie got rug-pulled by Hawk Tuah girl" "Your outie prefers Google Sheets over Excel" "Your outie gets investment advice from Jim Cramer" "Your outie lost $24,000 on DraftKings last year"

The only thread you'll ever need to understand the "your outie" meme: The meme comes from the most popular TV show in the world right now called Severance, which airs on Apple TV. The show is about people who have willingly undergone a surgery nicknamed "Severance" where they split their work lives and their personal lives into two completely separate parts. What does that mean? It means that when a person goes to work and enters the office, they no longer remember who they are. They become their work personality (aka their "innie"). Their innie does work from 9-5, does not know anything about the outside world, and turns back into their regular personality (aka their "outie") once they leave the office. In the show, there is a therapist at the office (the one in the photo on this post) who tells innies about what their outie is like. For example, one time the therapist said to Mark, the main character, "Your outie is a friend to children and to the elderly and the insane." The meme comes from the therapist saying some random stuff in the show like "Your outie prefers two scoops of ice cream in a serving, as long as they are the same flavor." People on twitter and other social media sites have recently began making their own "your outie" sayings into memes like "Your outie is obsessed with Severance memes" or other similar quotes. Severance is currently halfway through their second season and attention is growing rapidly. Multiple millions of people tune in every week to watch the show and social media is constantly buzzing with people's theories about what's going to happen next. It's likely that the "your outie" meme only continues to grow as Severance garners more attention.