Here's the joke in simple terms:
The teacher said, "Don't worry about spelling. In the future, computers will have autocorrect."
Years later, the person tries to say:
"I am eternally grateful."
But autocorrect (supposedly) changes "grateful" to "grapefruit."
So the sentence becomes:
"I am eternally grapefruit."
Since "grapefruit" is a fruit, not an emotion, the sentence is funny and nonsensical.
The humor is that the teacher's advice turned out to be flawed—autocorrect can sometimes create embarrassing or ridiculous mistakes instead of fixing them.
"Eternally grateful" means "very thankful forever." The meme replaces "grateful" with "grapefruit" to show how autocorrect can go hilariously wrong.
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