Everyone has been reliving their high school-era anxieties of lunchroom cliques from this latest Twitter meme. Everyone,Too Naughty to Say No (1985) - Remastered including celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
A stock image of school cafeteria tables has been the base format for everyone to ask, "where are y'all sitting?" The numbered tables contain different categories of everything from Netflix shows to indie rock artists to K-pop songs. You can only choose to sit at one.
Usually this meme has grouped up content with three or more individuals "sitting" at one table. But a certain celebrity chef has recently been relegated to the singles tables by none other than the cornerstone of fiery celebrity schadenfreude, Hot Ones.
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First We Feast tweeted the meme which contains some of the show's past guests. You have cliques such as the "Big Criers" at table 2, the "Laugh Through The Pain" table at 4, and "Your Parents Have No Idea Who Those People Are" table 5. Then you have Gordon Ramsay, all by his lonesome, at table 1.
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"Any reason I’m all alone ??? I do play well with others..." Ramsay tweeted.
Maybe Ramsay is just at the allergy table, or maybe nobody wanted to sit with him. Hmm. But do you play reallywell with others, Ramsay? Do you? Because Twitter found that pretty debatable.
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This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.SEE ALSO: High-pressure cafeteria meme asks, 'where y'all sitting?' at lunch
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Don't worry about the idiot sandwiches though, Ramsay, as I'm sure Lil Nas X will come over and share a few extra paninis with you.
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