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We've captured all the requirements and bugs

The meme is divided into two sections.

The top section contains two side-by-side images of a well-known reaction meme featuring a cartoon monkey with a nervous expression. The monkey looks sideways uncomfortably, as if realizing something unsettling. Above this, the text reads:
"we've captured all requirements"

The bottom section contains a cartoonish drawing of two smiling bugs with large eyes, appearing cheerful. Above them, the text reads:
"we've captured all bugs"

The meme humorously contrasts the confidence of capturing all project requirements (with the nervous monkey) versus the irony of capturing all software bugs (depicted as literal bugs that seem happy and thriving).

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