MEME REFERENCE

Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!

Use Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys! when someone demands, discards, or receives a promised object with theatrical force.

What it expresses: Object as reward or rejection: the group’s sudden excitement when a denied reward returns represents a moment where someone demands, discards, or receives a promised object with theatrical force.
Example: For example, after completing the migration, the team asks where the promised day off went; the visual analogy is the group’s sudden excitement when a denied reward returns, signaling that someone demands, discards, or receives a promised object with theatrical force.
When not to use it: Avoid when nothing was promised or exchanged; the group’s sudden excitement when a denied reward returns would incorrectly signal that someone demands, discards, or receives a promised object with theatrical force.