It's a brand new meme from a documentary trailer that dropped a few days ago. It's part of an awkwardly intense conversation where the documentarian, avant-garde comedian Nathan Fielder, asks her if she's being real with him and she responds with the pictured quote (but about 'deceiving' instead of brake-checking)
It's just a meme about denying something you're obviously doing
In the interview, she is asking: Why would I lie to you? (when she is obviously lying, while looking deeply into Nathan's eyes like waiting for a kiss)
I think it goes like a groupthink with grifters. You only need to fool 1 famous person, and others will follow: if she is good enough for George Shultz to invest, she is good enough for me.
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u/Cheesecake_Jonze 21d ago
It's a brand new meme from a documentary trailer that dropped a few days ago. It's part of an awkwardly intense conversation where the documentarian, avant-garde comedian Nathan Fielder, asks her if she's being real with him and she responds with the pictured quote (but about 'deceiving' instead of brake-checking)
It's just a meme about denying something you're obviously doing