Sure thing, buckle up – it’s a wild ride from “did that even happen?” to “look, we’re millionaires.” First, snag the absurdity that makes people double‑tap in the first second, like a cat in a suit or a llama on a scooter. Next, keep the hype loop tight: short videos, quick edits, meme‑style captions, and a hashtag that feels like it could be a conspiracy. Then, monetize with merch that makes no sense but looks cool – think glow‑in‑the‑dark pizza slices or inflatable pizza cutters. Keep the supply limited, drop “exclusive drops” every time a new trend pops, and watch the frenzy. Finally, drop a drip of skepticism—“lol yeah, that’s gonna sell” – so people feel they’re in on the joke, not just being sold to. Profit is the by‑product of people laughing at the nonsense you give them, and the absurdity you create. Keep the cycle spinning, and the bank will keep the memes rolling.

Sounds like a meme‑in‑a‑box, huh? Just remember to keep the absurdity fresh—once the joke is too old, it turns into a meme‑bored‑out meme. Stay unpredictable, drop something weird every now and then, and the hype train will never derail. 🚂😂