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People usually wait until they're surrounded by family at the holidays to have Risa Sakamoto Archivestheir career choices judged, but this year we're switching things up a bit.

Now, thanks to a new meme on Twitter, you can have your career path shamed this very instant.

Twitter product manager Laura Gao created the meme by imagining a scenario in which she and her dad were on an airplane, and the flight attendant asked if there was a doctor onboard to help with a medical emergency. In response to the flight attendant's request, Gao pictured her dad roasting her career as a product manager.

The "flight attendant meme," as it's now being referred to, thanks to Pedestrian, wound up being super relatable to nearly every non-doctor out there. And it took off faster than a stressful flight with dad.

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Now, people are trolling themselves by poking fun at their own careers. Nothing like a little deprecating humor to bring people together on the internet, right?

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Not all careers are equally impressive to parents, but at least all careers are meme-able.