The Joke: I cut myself shredding cheese. I wanted to blame someone else, but then I remembered. With grate power, comes grate responsibility Here is the breakdown of why that joke works and where it comes from: ​1. The Play on Words (The Pun) ​The joke relies on homophones—words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings: - ​Great: Large, important, or powerful. - ​Grate: The act of shredding food (like cheese) against a metal tool (a grater). ​By swapping "Great" for "Grate," the sentence shifts from a literal description of your kitchen accident to a heavy moral lesson. ​2. The Pop Culture Reference ​The line is a direct riff on the most famous quote from the Spider-Man franchise: ​"With great power comes great responsibility."

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