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Now the BBC, picking up on Reddit users, has determined the meme's spiritual originator: Charlie Chaplin. Yes, that's right, the silent-movie legend.

We might have Charlie Chaplin to thank for that 'distracted boyfriend' meme It looks like the famous silent movie star created the original meme back in 1922 with his film Pay Day.