A 22-year-old college student from Massachusetts developed a website last year, initially as a hobby due to an interest in funny meme photos often seen on social media. The site unexpectedly gained significant popularity, receiving substantial traffic from various social networks. Over the summer, the student managed to post 5-10 humorous pictures daily, which generated nearly $2,000 monthly. However, due to returning to academic commitments, there is now limited time to maintain the website, resulting in reduced monthly revenue to around $1,000. The student is seeking to sell the website, citing the need for financial support for education and lack of time for content updates. The website achieved the top spot on Google for the search term "bitches be like," which attracts tens of thousands of searches monthly. Since March, this has facilitated earnings surpassing $7,000, as supported by the student's provided documentation. The site is hosted on a monthly plan costing $10 and operates on a WordPress backend, allowing for easy content posting via a smartphone. Acknowledging a lack of technical expertise regarding website management, the student invites inquiries for any additional details. The site represents a potentially lucrative opportunity for interested parties, but the current owner's primary focus on education necessitates passing on the responsibility to someone who can commit time to its further development and monetization.