He left the mittens at home, but he’s still got the slouch that’s social media gold.

Sen. Bernie Sanders was looking less-than-thrilled while sitting in the audience as President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris gave remarks about the "American Rescue Plan" in the White House Rose Garden Friday afternoon.

C-SPAN communications director Howard Mortman grabbed a screenshot from the network’s feed of the event showing Sanders sitting in a similar stance to the viral photo of him with his arms and legs crossed during Biden’s inauguration in January.

TEACHER WHO MADE BERNIE SANDERS’ MITTENS WORKING WITH VERMONT TEDDY BEAR COMPANY TO MAKE MORE

Others on Twitter were quick to recognize the similarity, too.

"Bernie meme, spring edition," one tweeter wrote.

BERNIE SANDERS' MITTENS DRAW ATTENTION TO VERMONT'S WINTER ATTIRE

"New Bernie meme just dropped," quipped another.

Many commenters lamented the lack of mittens, writing that the new photo wasn’t quite as good.

CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

However, others wrote that it was relatable.

"Once again, big ‘this could’ve been an email’ energy," one tweeted.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER

While Sanders wasn’t looking excited about the remarks in the photo, he has supported the $1.9 trillion relief coronavirus plan. Earlier this week, he praised the next round of stimulus, saying it would help cut child poverty and boost unemployment benefits.

"The $1,400 direct payments in the American Rescue Plan will mean the difference between despair and dignity for millions of people in our country," Sanders tweeted on Tuesday.