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Scott Seiss is the young comedian behind the 'Angry IKEA Guy'—a hilarious TikTok sensation that carried over to Twitter and went viral. Seiss' comedic customer roasts are equally hilarious and relatable, especially for anyone who's had a taste of retail hell. But the accessibility of Seiss' humor isn't just limited to the average retail employee—apparently, even the rich and famous can appreciate jokes by and for the modest worker. Big-name comedians such as Patton Oswald and Jim Gaffigan retweeted Seiss' videos, and even director Peyton Reed chimed in with approval. Who knows, maybe someday the Angry IKEA Guy will be working in a writers room for Marvel. Until then, we'll gladly watch anything Scott Seiss puts out into the world.

The internet is brimming with clever do-it-yourself content that awakens the inner jewelry designer and electrician in people who would otherwise leave it to the professionals. Well subreddit r/DiWHY is proof that some amateurs out there should really think twice before diving head-first into that new crafting hobby. Check out these laughable DIY repairs and designs that range from mildly dumb to downright dangerous.

Meet Djunkelskog, Ikea's stuffed bear that apparently became all the rage recently after @stargazeridiot tweeted, "I don't want a man I just want a Dujngelskog," along with a couple pics of the big stuffed bear. People have since been replying to the tweet with photos of their own Djungelskogs, or comments about how much they want a Djungelskog of their own. 

Now click here if you want to buy a Djungelskog of your very own for just $35 (not sponsored)!

Stuck in meetings all day? Trying to finish your homework at the last minute right before class? Whether you're a student or a drone of an office worker just trying to make it through the day, you're probably at least marginally stressed out, and we understand that. Take these memes as our condolences.

How do you make a soap opera parody even better? By filming the whole thing in a Burbank Ikea and calling it "Ikea Heights." 9 years have passed since the series first made its way to Youtube, but this 7 part web series is still full of laughs. Bonus: fans of Fresh Off The Boat and The Office will instantly recognize Randall Park in his hilarious role of jilted husband. 

Boredom begone!