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Sometimes the comments section is better than the content!

Normies not welcome.These memes are only for those who are prepared to have their simple, peaceful realities shattered by whatever dank content awaits you as you scroll down. Don't say we didn't warn you. But if you are looking for dank memes, you have definitely chosen the right avenue. Sometimes in life you need a little bit of action. A little shake up in your day to day monotony. Some people buy expensive sports cars. Others have extramarital affairs. And still others, find their solace in forums, or better yet, memes. Memes are a very healthy way to deal with a mid-life or simple life crisis. If you're already through your crises, then you should check out this meltdown on Reddit over Jim from the Office.

In today's episode of Millennial's are Ruining Everything Good in the World, we're examining the Millennial's impact on the mayonnaise industry. Philadelphia Magazine published an article recently in which the writer, Sandy Hingston, claims that mayo has gone the way of the dinosaurs. "It's too basic for contemporary tastes," she writes. "Good ol' mayo has become the Taylor Swift of condiments."

Predictably, Millennials everywhere are expressing their rage with the mayo-hating sentiment. In other words, they're bringing the spice - get it? 'Cause old people don't like spicy condiments...okay, we'll stop.

Politico published an article recently telling Millennials that they should be willing and able to work for longer than their parents and grandparents ever did in order to retire. Millennials are certainly not having any of this and are expressing their spicy disagreement on Twitter.

When surfing the web it's usually in your best interest to avoid the comments section - but these spicy Youtube nuggets are definitely an exception.

Memes that you probably shouldn't show your mother. Unless a sick sense of humor runs in the family.