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Jon Stewart giving his classic not-buying-it stare from The Daily Show. Perfect for calling out nonsense. Caption it and download free, no sign-up.
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That look Jon Stewart gives right before he tears a talking point apart — brows up, mouth flat, eyes saying "come on, really?" It's the face of a man who has heard one too many excuses and isn't going to pretend otherwise.
Use it whenever someone hands you a story that doesn't add up: a coworker's excuse, a politician's spin, a friend's obviously fake alibi. It's skepticism with a suit and tie on.
"I read the whole terms and conditions" · sure you did
you: "it's fine, I got it handled" · your face 5 minutes later: this
boss: "quick 15 minute meeting" · one hour and no agenda later
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