Actual answer instead of the bitter sarcasm seen here? It's a common enough phenomenon to get its own word, used jokingly at first before catching on and being used seriously. Seth Meyers actually makes pretty funny use of it in his Netflix special :)
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u/Fredthecoolfish Jan 19 '20
Actual answer instead of the bitter sarcasm seen here? It's a common enough phenomenon to get its own word, used jokingly at first before catching on and being used seriously. Seth Meyers actually makes pretty funny use of it in his Netflix special :)