Reddit Goes to War in Mourning of Andrew 's Boutros, a Meme So Powerful It Erased an Attorney's Last Name. In a twist that would make any internet scholar weep with laughter, the passing of a relatively obscure New York attorney has sparked a global debate over the grammatical sanctity of the apostrophe-s. The 's in "Andrew 's Boutros" has become a viral Rorschach test: is it a typo, a possessive, or a silent protest against the mundane existence of a man whose legal career was defined by probate court? Social media is now flooded with mourning memes featuring a briefcase with an apostrophe sprouting flowers, as users argue whether the name is definitively French, a lost punctuation mark, or the internet's first truly contagious grief for a man who probably just wanted to eat his lunch in peace. The real irony? The 's is now trending higher than the actual obituary.