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** [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/2000/07/21 The July 7, 2000 strip]] sees Garfield react this way when he sees something sawing a bigger mouse hole into the wall.
--->'''Jon:''' Where are you going?\\
'''Garfield:''' Switzerland.
--->'''Jon:''' Where are you going?\\
'''Garfield:''' Switzerland.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'': [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/2022/09/23 The September 23, 2022 strip]] has Liz running away as the result of Jon considering walking around topless due to the day being warm.
-->'''Jon''': Where did Liz go?\\
-->'''Jon''': Where did Liz go?\\
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'': ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'':
** [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/1993/12/12 The December 12, 1993 strip]] ends with Garfield and Odie both escaping out of Jon's car and trying to hitchhike their way back home because they can't handle [[DreadfulMusician Jon's terrible singing]] while they're in his car.
** [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/2022/09/23 The September 23, 2022 strip]] has Liz running away as the result of Jon considering walking around topless due to the day being warm.
-->'''Jon''': --->'''Jon''': Where did Liz go?\\
** [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/1993/12/12 The December 12, 1993 strip]] ends with Garfield and Odie both escaping out of Jon's car and trying to hitchhike their way back home because they can't handle [[DreadfulMusician Jon's terrible singing]] while they're in his car.
** [[https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/2022/09/23 The September 23, 2022 strip]] has Liz running away as the result of Jon considering walking around topless due to the day being warm.
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-->'''Jon''': Where did Liz go?\\
'''Garfield''': She leapt out the window, dashed through the backyard, scaled the fence, and raced down the alley.
-->'''Jon''': Where did Liz go?\\
'''Garfield''': She leapt out the window, dashed through the backyard, scaled the fence, and raced down the alley.
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*** Craftworld Lugganath wrote off the material realm as a lost cause a long time and retreated fully into the Webway, choosing to shelter in the one area they believed to be safe and leaving the galaxy's sinking ship early.
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*** Craftworld Lugganath wrote off the material realm as a lost cause a long time ago and retreated fully into the Webway, choosing to shelter in the one area they believed to be safe and leaving the galaxy's sinking ship early.
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** ''TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}'': Spyrers fight for fun and glory but should their prey put up too much of a fight they will retreat to find easier game. To represent this, 2nd Edition Spyre hunter teams had to start testing to see if they would retreat from a battle after they lose a single member rather than 25% of their number as with other gangs.
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* ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'':
** In the backstory, this was essentially General Aleksandr Kerensky's reaction to the Succession Wars starting up: he took his massive fleet and army and flew out into uncharted space, and vanished. The descendants of that fleet reappear hundreds of years later as the Clans, one of the only threats large enough to make the Successor States (who are ''still'' [[ForeverWar fighting each other]]) team up to fight back.
** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
** In the backstory, this was essentially General Aleksandr Kerensky's reaction to the Succession Wars starting up: he took his massive fleet and army and flew out into uncharted space, and vanished. The descendants of that fleet reappear hundreds of years later as the Clans, one of the only threats large enough to make the Successor States (who are ''still'' [[ForeverWar fighting each other]]) team up to fight back.
** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards have a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
* The ''TabletopGame/{{Fate}}'' system, as used in ''TabletopGame/SpiritOfTheCentury'' or ''TabletopGame/TheDresdenFiles'', comes with explicit rules support and even some mechanical rewards for conceding a conflict before it gets too far out of hand, which helps encourage both players and {{Game Master}}s to remember that enacting this trope instead of [[AttackAttackAttack always fighting to the bitter end]] ''is'' in fact an option.
* In the backstory of ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'', this was essentially General Aleksandr Kerensky's reaction to the Succession Wars starting up: he took his massive fleet and army and flew out into uncharted space, and vanished. The descendants of that fleet reappear hundreds of years later as the Clans, one of the only threats large enough to make the Successor States (who are ''still'' [[ForeverWar fighting each other]]) team up to fight back.
** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
* In ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'', Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Fate}}'' system, as used in ''TabletopGame/SpiritOfTheCentury'' or ''TabletopGame/TheDresdenFiles'', comes with explicit rules support and even some mechanical rewards for conceding a conflict before it gets too far out of hand, which helps encourage both players and {{Game Master}}s to remember that enacting this trope instead of [[AttackAttackAttack always fighting to the bitter end]] ''is'' in fact an option.
* In the backstory of ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'', this was essentially General Aleksandr Kerensky's reaction to the Succession Wars starting up: he took his massive fleet and army and flew out into uncharted space, and vanished. The descendants of that fleet reappear hundreds of years later as the Clans, one of the only threats large enough to make the Successor States (who are ''still'' [[ForeverWar fighting each other]]) team up to fight back.
** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
* In ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'', Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'': Bards have a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
*The ''TabletopGame/{{Fate}}'' system, as used in ''TabletopGame/SpiritOfTheCentury'' or ''TabletopGame/TheDresdenFiles'', comes with explicit rules support and even some mechanical rewards for conceding a conflict before it gets too far out of hand, which helps encourage both players and {{Game Master}}s to remember that enacting this trope instead of [[AttackAttackAttack always fighting to the bitter end]] ''is'' in fact an option.
*In the backstory of ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'', this was essentially General Aleksandr Kerensky's reaction to the Succession Wars starting up: he took his massive fleet and army and flew out into uncharted space, and vanished. The descendants of that fleet reappear hundreds of years later as the Clans, one of the only threats large enough to make the Successor States (who are ''still'' [[ForeverWar fighting each other]]) team up to fight back.
** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
* In ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'', Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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** When Ice Hellion [=saKhan=] Connor Rood discovered that their supply lines have been intercepted by Clan Jade Falcon, he knows that his Clan is doomed by the combined wrath of the Falcons and Hell's Horses (which their Clan just ticked off). So he immediately set about saving as much of his Clan as he could and escaped the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, his Khan continues to lead her forces in a hopeless war against the two Clans.
* In ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'', Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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** In ''TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}'' Spyrers fight for fun and glory but should their prey put up too much of a fight they will retreat to find easier game. To represent this, 2nd Edition Spyre hunter teams had to start testing to see if they would retreat from a battle after they lose a single member rather than 25% of their number as with other gangs.
* The opening fiction to ''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' has a recurring character rooming with an up-and-coming supermodel, trying to see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like the supermodel's life out from her thigh... and the supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out."
* The opening fiction to ''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' has a recurring character rooming with an up-and-coming supermodel, trying to see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like the supermodel's life out from her thigh... and the supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out."
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*** Craftworld Lugganath wrote off the material realm as a lost cause a long time and retreated fully into the Webway, choosing to shelter in the one area they believed to be safe and leaving the galaxy's sinking ship early.
**In ''TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}'' ''TabletopGame/{{Necromunda}}'': Spyrers fight for fun and glory but should their prey put up too much of a fight they will retreat to find easier game. To represent this, 2nd Edition Spyre hunter teams had to start testing to see if they would retreat from a battle after they lose a single member rather than 25% of their number as with other gangs.
* ''Franchise/TheWorldOfDarkness'':
** ''TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem'': The opening fiction to''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night ''Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' Dead'' has a recurring character rooming with an up-and-coming supermodel, trying to see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like the supermodel's life out from her thigh... and the supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out.""
** ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'': Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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** ''TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem'': The opening fiction to
** ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'': Uktena (the totem spirit of the Uktena tribe) was once a servant of the original Wyrm of balance. When the Wyrm went insane, [[DefectorFromDecadence Uktena defected to the Wyld]].
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* "Fuck This Shit I'm Out", by The Theme Song, centers around this trope, but it leaves the actual ''situation'' unspecified, because listeners find the song more applicable that way. One person [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g animated it]] with The Theme Song's permission, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wO5TnYaJ4o The Theme Song's own short music video]] for it shows him mentally checking out after [[spoiler:finding one guy in a horsehead mask getting head from another guy in a library aisle]]. The song's applicability has made it a popular choice for [=AMV=]s, and it's also a frequently occurring song in ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.
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* "Fuck This Shit I'm Out", by The Theme Song, centers around this trope, but it leaves the actual ''situation'' unspecified, because listeners find the song more applicable that way. One person [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g animated it]] with The Theme Song's permission, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wO5TnYaJ4o The Theme Song's own short music video]] for it shows him mentally checking out after [[spoiler:finding one guy in a horsehead mask getting head from another guy in a library aisle]]. The song's applicability has made it a popular choice for [=AMV=]s, and it's also a frequently occurring song in ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.''WebAnimation/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.
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* In ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', Simmons and Grif plan to flee from the tank that's threatening to attack them and try to make it to the Warthog, agreeing to start running together on the count of three. Although they spend a fairly ludicrous amount of time staring down the tank making sure they are on the same page with regard to "on the count of three", Grif deliberately sneaks away from him and starts running early while Simmons is still counting.
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* In ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'', Simmons and Grif plan to flee from the tank that's threatening to attack them and try to make it to the Warthog, agreeing to start running together on the count of three. Although they spend a fairly ludicrous amount of time staring down the tank making sure they are on the same page with regard to "on the count of three", Grif deliberately sneaks away from him and starts running early while Simmons is still counting.
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* A more humorous example can be found at the end of Liam Lynch's "Happy Song". The singer, disgusted by the SickeninglySweet crap he's been forced to sing about, says "I'm outta here! Screw you!"
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* A more humorous example can be found at the end of Liam Lynch's "Happy Song". The singer, disgusted by the SickeninglySweet crap he's been forced to sing about, says says, "I'm outta here! Screw you!"
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* After the trio in the ''Podcast/CoolKidsTable'' game ''Bloody Mooney'' find [[spoiler: Mooney slaughtering and devouring Keri's mother]], they immediately decide to get everyone out of the house and burn it down.
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* After the trio in the ''Podcast/CoolKidsTable'' game ''Bloody Mooney'' find [[spoiler: Mooney [[spoiler:Mooney slaughtering and devouring Keri's mother]], they immediately decide to get everyone out of the house and burn it down.
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-->'''Feen:''' So this is one of my favorite lines from all of the commentary. "Many things that seem like retcons are actually not, and instead is just [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Kerry and Miles learning how to tell a story while simultaneously telling the story. So things were not always explained well early on.]]"
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-->'''Feen:''' So this is one of my favorite lines from all of the commentary. "Many things that seem like retcons are actually not, and instead is just [[DistinctionWithoutADifference Kerry and Miles learning how to tell a story while simultaneously telling the story. So things were not always explained well early on.]]"on]]."
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-->'''[[spoiler:Tree:]]''' Okay, that does it. I've been standing out here waiting for this play to make some sense, I don't get it! It's the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen! I'm outta here! (starts to inexplicably move) Why couldn't they do ''Oklahoma''? I understand ''Oklahoma''! ''[starts singing the main theme of ''Oklahoma!'']''
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** In Season 10, the Reds and Blues [[spoiler:pull a collective one when [[BadBoss Carolina's]] plan involves them serving as cannon fodder (with her ending up pointing a gun at Tucker when he questions it) and Church angrily declares that [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech every problem he's ever had stemmed from the Blood Gulchers]]]].
** In Season 15 [[spoiler: Grif quits the team. He decides that he's had enough, and that he hates everyone.]]
** In Season 15 [[spoiler: Grif quits the team. He decides that he's had enough, and that he hates everyone.]]
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** In Season 10, the Reds and Blues [[spoiler:pull a collective one when [[BadBoss Carolina's]] plan involves them serving as cannon fodder (with her ending up pointing a gun at Tucker when he questions it) and Church angrily declares that [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech every problem he's ever had stemmed from the Blood Gulchers]]]].
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** In Season 15[[spoiler: Grif [[spoiler:Grif quits the team. He decides that he's had enough, and that he hates everyone.]]
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** During the Battle of Haven, [[spoiler:Cinder, Lionheart and Vernal are taken out and Raven flees]] making it RWBY, JNR, Oscar and Qrow vs Emerald, Mercury and Hazel who are already exhausted. Knowing they can't possibly win, when Emerald has a breakdown and unleashes her Semblance against the heroes, Mercury and Hazel take the opportunity to grab her and run.
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** During the Battle of Haven, [[spoiler:Cinder, Lionheart Lionheart, and Vernal are taken out and Raven flees]] making it RWBY, JNR, Oscar and Qrow vs vs. Emerald, Mercury and Hazel who are already exhausted. Knowing they can't possibly win, when Emerald has a breakdown and unleashes her Semblance against the heroes, Mercury and Hazel take the opportunity to grab her and run.
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** After [[spoiler: the death of [=MacArthur=]]], Admiral Fletcher, not wanting to join the fascist Whites, takes the Atlantic Squadron and creates an American community at Guantanamo Bay with Admiral Bloch, the local commander there. They keep to themselves, not getting involved in the CivilWar at all, their goals being "to remain apart from whatever tyrannical regime, of whatever color, that may come to power on the mainland" and to "preserve a small fragment of American liberty." [[spoiler: This lasts until the invasion of the West Coast by the Whites' Japanese allies; like all the other American factions, they're infuriated by this, [[NeutralNoLonger abandon their neutrality]], and join TheAlliance against the Whites.]]
** After growing disgusted with the corruption and oppression of the Whites' leadership, and surviving partaking in a failed coup against them, [[spoiler: Dwight Eisenhower]] [[DefectorFromDecadence defects]] to the American Soviet Republic... after manipulating events to give several thousand troops the opportunity to follow him. They do.
** After growing disgusted with the corruption and oppression of the Whites' leadership, and surviving partaking in a failed coup against them, [[spoiler: Dwight Eisenhower]] [[DefectorFromDecadence defects]] to the American Soviet Republic... after manipulating events to give several thousand troops the opportunity to follow him. They do.
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** After [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the death of [=MacArthur=]]], Admiral Fletcher, not wanting to join the fascist Whites, takes the Atlantic Squadron and creates an American community at Guantanamo Bay with Admiral Bloch, the local commander there. They keep to themselves, not getting involved in the CivilWar at all, their goals being "to remain apart from whatever tyrannical regime, of whatever color, that may come to power on the mainland" and to "preserve a small fragment of American liberty." [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This lasts until the invasion of the West Coast by the Whites' Japanese allies; like all the other American factions, they're infuriated by this, [[NeutralNoLonger abandon their neutrality]], and join TheAlliance against the Whites.]]
** After growing disgusted with the corruption and oppression of the Whites' leadership, and surviving partaking in a failed coup against them,[[spoiler: Dwight [[spoiler:Dwight Eisenhower]] [[DefectorFromDecadence defects]] to the American Soviet Republic... after manipulating events to give several thousand troops the opportunity to follow him. They do.
** After growing disgusted with the corruption and oppression of the Whites' leadership, and surviving partaking in a failed coup against them,
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* Occurs in ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' when the remaining Travelers that aren't dead or in jail get a chance to return [[spoiler:to their home dimension]]. Also an option allowed for the teenaged Wards when the [[spoiler:Slaughterhouse Nine]] show up.
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* Occurs in ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' when the remaining Travelers that aren't dead or in jail get a chance to return [[spoiler:to their home dimension]]. dimension.]] Also an option allowed for the teenaged Wards when the [[spoiler:Slaughterhouse Nine]] show up.
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* Music/DanielAmos's "Horrendous Disc" (from [[Music/HorrendousDisc the album of the same name]]) is about a musician whose [[AccidentalPublicConfession hidden wrongdoings inexplicably get broadcast for the whole world to see]]. In the third verse, he jumps in his car and just drives away from the situation. It doesn't work, because he just finds a billboard displaying his misdeeds.
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* Music/DanielAmos's Music/DanielAmos' "Horrendous Disc" (from [[Music/HorrendousDisc the album of the same name]]) is about a musician whose [[AccidentalPublicConfession hidden wrongdoings inexplicably get broadcast for the whole world to see]]. In the third verse, he jumps in his car and just drives away from the situation. It doesn't work, because he just finds a billboard displaying his misdeeds.
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--->'''Gecko''': (''beat'') ...Well, enjoy your house!\\
'''Man''': (''throwing his hands up and moving for the stairs'') Nope. No thank you...
'''Man''': (''throwing his hands up and moving for the stairs'') Nope. No thank you...
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--> '''Cube''': I'm leaving.
--> '''Feen''': Guys,
--> '''Cube''': I'm walking away.
--> '''Cube''': I'm leaving.
--> '''Feen''': Guys,
--> '''Cube''': I'm walking away.
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* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
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* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The "The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, Quest", due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
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** Speaking of Raven, once she shows up to cash in Yang’s get out of jail free card, Neo immediately flees with an uncharacteristic look of terror.
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** After [[spoiler: the death of [=MacArthur=]]], Admiral Fletcher, not wanting to join the fascist Whites, takes the Atlantic Squadron and creates an American community at Guantanamo Bay with Admiral Bloch, the local commander there. They keep to themselves, not getting involved in the CivilWar at all, their goals being “to remain apart from whatever tyrannical regime, of whatever color, that may come to power on the mainland” and to “preserve a small fragment of American liberty.” [[spoiler: This lasts until the invasion of the West Coast by the Whites' Japanese allies; like all the other American factions, they're infuriated by this, [[NeutralNoLonger abandon their neutrality]], and join TheAlliance against the Whites.]]
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** After [[spoiler: the death of [=MacArthur=]]], Admiral Fletcher, not wanting to join the fascist Whites, takes the Atlantic Squadron and creates an American community at Guantanamo Bay with Admiral Bloch, the local commander there. They keep to themselves, not getting involved in the CivilWar at all, their goals being “to "to remain apart from whatever tyrannical regime, of whatever color, that may come to power on the mainland” mainland" and to “preserve "preserve a small fragment of American liberty.” " [[spoiler: This lasts until the invasion of the West Coast by the Whites' Japanese allies; like all the other American factions, they're infuriated by this, [[NeutralNoLonger abandon their neutrality]], and join TheAlliance against the Whites.]]
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-> "But Cartman--"\\
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* ''Literature/PlayerTwoStart'': Due to [[ForWantOfANail the influence of Polly Klaas]], Dylan Klebold drifts away from and eventually cuts contact with Eric Harris. This culminates in a far more scaled-back UsefulNotes/{{Columbine}} incident.
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* A more humorous example can be found at the end of Liam Lynch's "Happy Song". The singer, disgusted by all the TastesLikeDiabetes he's been forced to sing about, says "I'm outta here! Screw you!"
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* A more humorous example can be found at the end of Liam Lynch's "Happy Song". The singer, disgusted by all the TastesLikeDiabetes SickeninglySweet crap he's been forced to sing about, says "I'm outta here! Screw you!"
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* "Fuck This Shit I'm Out", by The Theme Song, centers around this trope, but it leaves the actual ''situation'' unspecified, because listeners find the song more applicable that way. One person [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g animated it]] with The Theme Song's approval, and The Theme Song himself [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wO5TnYaJ4o made a short music video]] for it where [[spoiler:he mentally checks out after finding one guy in a horsehead mask getting head from another guy in a library aisle]]. This applicability has made it a popular choice for [=AMV=]s. It is also a frequently occurring song in ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.
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* "Fuck This Shit I'm Out", by The Theme Song, centers around this trope, but it leaves the actual ''situation'' unspecified, because listeners find the song more applicable that way. One person [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g animated it]] with The Theme Song's approval, permission, and The Theme Song himself [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wO5TnYaJ4o made a The Theme Song's own short music video]] for it where [[spoiler:he shows him mentally checks checking out after finding [[spoiler:finding one guy in a horsehead mask getting head from another guy in a library aisle]]. This The song's applicability has made it a popular choice for [=AMV=]s. It is [=AMV=]s, and it's also a frequently occurring song in ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g "Fuck This Shit (I'm Out)"]], by ''The Theme Song'', centers around this trope...though it leaves the actual ''situation'' unspecified, because listeners find the song more applicable that way. This has made it a popular choice for [=AMV=]s. It is also a frequently occurring song in ''Machinima/Supermarioglitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers''.
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* In ''Animation/SweetSea'', when Sheeba obtains the Royal Necklace, the inhabitants don't want to live under her rule and leave the kingdom, including Sweet Sea's friends.
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If the upper crust of a given society does this in response to a major crisis, see TheElitesJumpShip.
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One of the ways in which a character may choose to OptOut. May happen as a result of a NotWhatISignedOnFor or WontDoYourDirtyWork moment. Contrast with LineInTheSand, when all characters on a team are given the option to leave.
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One of the ways in which a character may choose to OptOut. May happen as a result of a NotWhatISignedOnFor or WontDoYourDirtyWork moment. Contrast with LineInTheSand, when all characters on a team are given the option to leave. When this reaction is portrayed as the right idea, or at least reasonable, then it's a case of KnowWhenToFoldEm.
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* The Creator/ShelSilverstein song "Put Another Log on the Fire" uses this as the punchline. The singer, a LazyBum hillbilly, treats his wife terribly: he makes her do all the chores, insults her ("Don't I tell you when you're gettin' fat?"), and is implied to be fooling around with her younger sister. Apparently his wife has had enough and is storming out, as the song repeatedly asks "Tell me why you're leaving me." It was memorably used on ''Series/TheMuppetShow'' in an episode with Creator/CandiceBergen playing the wife in pioneer clothes; the sketch ends with Bergen tearing off her dress to reveal a feminist T-shirt and shooting at the jerk before triumphantly marching out the door.
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* In ''Cinematic Titanic's'' viewing of ''Film/SantaClausConquersTheMartians'', Trace makes a break for it when he hears the name of the movie. Joel explains [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E21SantaClausConquersTheMartians some of them had seen the movie before]]. Trace is eventually dragged back into the theater.
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* In ''Animation/SweetSea'', when Sheeba obtains the Royal Necklace, the inhabitants don't want to live under her rule and leave the kingdom, including Sweet Sea's friends.
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In many cases, the character(s) end up getting killed or (in crime and mystery stories) arrested despite their efforts to abandon the whole mess.
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One of the ways in which a character may choose to OptOut. May happen as a result of a NotWhatISignedOnFor moment. Contrast with LineInTheSand, when all characters on a team are given the option to leave.
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One of the ways in which a character may choose to OptOut. May happen as a result of a NotWhatISignedOnFor or WontDoYourDirtyWork moment. Contrast with LineInTheSand, when all characters on a team are given the option to leave.
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* In episode 16 of ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', the robots in Doctor H.'s internet router copy the abilities and appearances of the heroes' Car Knights and put up a fight. Smart S.'s one course of action when they do this is to say "According to me, there's only one way to fix this. And that's... getting out of here!" before flying away.
* In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf: Joys of Seasons'' episode 21, Fragrant Wolf tells her husband she wants the moon, so he brings out a bucket of water with the moon's reflection in it. When Wolnie declares she wants Wolffy to go get her the moon, [[TheManInTheMoon the moon]] freaks out and dons a hat and suitcase, setting up a decoy pancake moon in its place before it runs away.
* In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf: Joys of Seasons'' episode 21, Fragrant Wolf tells her husband she wants the moon, so he brings out a bucket of water with the moon's reflection in it. When Wolnie declares she wants Wolffy to go get her the moon, [[TheManInTheMoon the moon]] freaks out and dons a hat and suitcase, setting up a decoy pancake moon in its place before it runs away.
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* In episode Episode 16 of ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', the robots in Doctor H.'s internet router copy the abilities and appearances of the heroes' Car Knights and put up a fight. Smart S.'s one course of action when they do this is to say "According to me, there's only one way to fix this. And that's... getting out of here!" before flying away.
* In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf: Joys of Seasons''episode Episode 21, Fragrant Wolf tells her husband she wants the moon, so he brings out a bucket of water with the moon's reflection in it. When Wolnie declares she wants Wolffy to go get her the moon, [[TheManInTheMoon the moon]] freaks out and dons a hat and suitcase, setting up a decoy pancake moon in its place before it runs away.
* In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf: Joys of Seasons''
* Taako of ''Podcast/TheAdventureZone''[='s=] Balance Arc does this constantly, so often that the line "Taako's good out here" has become something of a catchphrase for him.
** Taako also ''causes'' one of these in Leon, being such a [[ObfuscatingStupidity nuisance]] at the Fantasy Gachapon that Leon just eventually leaves.
** Taako also ''causes'' one of these in Leon, being such a [[ObfuscatingStupidity nuisance]] at the Fantasy Gachapon that Leon just eventually leaves.
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* Taako of ''Podcast/TheAdventureZone''[='s=] Balance Arc does this constantly, so often that the line "Taako's good out here" has become something of a catchphrase for him.
** Taako also ''causes'' one of these in Leon, being such a [[ObfuscatingStupidity nuisance]] at the Fantasy Gachapon that Leon just eventually leaves.
* Occasionally, in The Letters Page (the ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'' lore podcast), one of the hosts will make a dreadful pun or overplayed reference, and the other will sigh, put down their notes, and a slamming-door sound effect will play.
** Taako also ''causes'' one of these in Leon, being such a [[ObfuscatingStupidity nuisance]] at the Fantasy Gachapon that Leon just eventually leaves.
* Occasionally, in The Letters Page (the ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'' lore podcast), one of the hosts will make a dreadful pun or overplayed reference, and the other will sigh, put down their notes, and a slamming-door sound effect will play.
* Occasionally, in The Letters Page (the ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'' lore podcast), one of the hosts will make a dreadful pun or overplayed reference, and the other will sigh, put down their notes, and a slamming-door sound effect will play.
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* The opening fiction to ''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' has a recurring character rooming with an up-and-coming supermodel, trying to see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like the supermodel's life out from her thigh... and the supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out."
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* The opening fiction ''TabletopGame/DeadOfWinter'': One random event card gives the player who draws it the option to ''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' has a recurring leave the game entirely if the Colony's {{morale|Mechanic}} counter is on the verge of defeat. Their character rooming with attempts an up-and-coming supermodel, trying extremely difficult die roll to see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, escape the Colony and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like either perishes in the supermodel's life out from her thigh... and attempt or wins the supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out."game.
* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards have a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards have a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards have a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
* ''TabletopGame/DeadOfWinter'': One random event card gives the player who draws it the option to leave the game entirely if the Colony's {{morale|Mechanic}} counter is on the verge of defeat. Their character attempts an extremely difficult die roll to escape the Colony and either perishes in the attempt or wins the game.
* ''TabletopGame/DeadOfWinter'': One random event card gives the player who draws it the option to leave the game entirely if the Colony's {{morale|Mechanic}} counter is on the verge of defeat. Their character attempts an extremely difficult die roll to escape the Colony and either perishes in the attempt or wins the game.
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Earthdawn}}'', the stone-age prequel The opening fiction to ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'', bards have ''[[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead]]'' has a talent called "Graceful Exit". It even gives them a head start!
* ''TabletopGame/DeadOfWinter'': One random event card gives the player who draws it the option to leave the game entirely if the Colony's {{morale|Mechanic}} counter is on the verge of defeat. Theirrecurring character attempts rooming with an extremely difficult die roll up-and-coming supermodel, trying to escape see if she'd be a good candidate for initiation into a cult. She comes home a bit early one night, and finds some hideously bloated ''thing'' sucking what looks like the Colony supermodel's life out from her thigh... and either perishes in the attempt or wins the game.supermodel enjoying it. Her reaction? "Yeah, I'll just... see myself out."
* ''TabletopGame/DeadOfWinter'': One random event card gives the player who draws it the option to leave the game entirely if the Colony's {{morale|Mechanic}} counter is on the verge of defeat. Their
* At the end of the ''WebAnimation/BowsersKingdom'' movie, Jeff and Hal are seen squashed and defeated:
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'':
** When Portica and Kayla run into an Ice Beast in 'Untamed and Uncut', Kayla tries to make a break for it, but Portica stops her and tells her they have to defeat it.
** K-Seal gives up and leaves after the Icers help Portica and Kayla escape.
** In [='VRcade'=], right after she and [[{{Jerkass}} Julie]] finish the game, Asia is quick to exit...That is, if Psycho Man hadn't shown up.
** After his VillainousBreakdown, Psycho Man does this at the end of [='VRcade'=].
** When Portica and Kayla run into an Ice Beast in 'Untamed and Uncut', Kayla tries to make a break for it, but Portica stops her and tells her they have to defeat it.
** K-Seal gives up and leaves after the Icers help Portica and Kayla escape.
** In [='VRcade'=], right after she and [[{{Jerkass}} Julie]] finish the game, Asia is quick to exit...That is, if Psycho Man hadn't shown up.
** After his VillainousBreakdown, Psycho Man does this at the end of [='VRcade'=].
* The aptly-named ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g Fuck This Shit I'm Out]]'' is this trope in musical form. Perfect to send to your boss in lieu of a resignation letter if the job was terrible and/or he treated you badly.
* In the episode of ''WebAnimation/HowItShouldHaveEnded'' for ''Film/{{Logan}}'', [[spoiler:Wolverine, who was saved by Deadpool, leaves after the first thing Wade does after saving Logan is to bring him along to watch as he mocks and moons Superman and Batman. After Wade mocks Bruce's catchphrase of "I'm Batman", the Dark Knight decides to also walk in disgust.]]
* ''WebAnimation/LittleRunmo:'' About halfway through the [[AdvancingBossOfDoom Meatball Man run]], Runmo just turns around and bolts back to the exit ten times faster than his "game"-given actual max speed, just to get the hell out of there because the Meatball Man has him ''that'' freaked out.
* ''Machinima/MGTSchool'':
** In "My New Helper!" Zodiac nervously tried to walk away before Seira noticed her, but failed.
** In "The Video Contest", after Zodiac announced a video contest between herself and Seira, Yoshiko claimed that [[INeedToGoIronMyDog she had to go to class]], and walked off.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Akira attempted this after Rasta said that they have to exercise.
* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
* This is the reaction of Button-Up Barry in ''WebVideo/RatMovieMysteryOfTheMayanTreasure'' when the Giant Rat shows up and grabs Garon, Guardian of the Treasure Chest. "Ah, fuck this, I'm off."
* In the episode of ''WebAnimation/HowItShouldHaveEnded'' for ''Film/{{Logan}}'', [[spoiler:Wolverine, who was saved by Deadpool, leaves after the first thing Wade does after saving Logan is to bring him along to watch as he mocks and moons Superman and Batman. After Wade mocks Bruce's catchphrase of "I'm Batman", the Dark Knight decides to also walk in disgust.]]
* ''WebAnimation/LittleRunmo:'' About halfway through the [[AdvancingBossOfDoom Meatball Man run]], Runmo just turns around and bolts back to the exit ten times faster than his "game"-given actual max speed, just to get the hell out of there because the Meatball Man has him ''that'' freaked out.
* ''Machinima/MGTSchool'':
** In "My New Helper!" Zodiac nervously tried to walk away before Seira noticed her, but failed.
** In "The Video Contest", after Zodiac announced a video contest between herself and Seira, Yoshiko claimed that [[INeedToGoIronMyDog she had to go to class]], and walked off.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Akira attempted this after Rasta said that they have to exercise.
* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
* This is the reaction of Button-Up Barry in ''WebVideo/RatMovieMysteryOfTheMayanTreasure'' when the Giant Rat shows up and grabs Garon, Guardian of the Treasure Chest. "Ah, fuck this, I'm off."
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** In season 15 [[spoiler: Grif quits the team. He decides that he's had enough, and that he hates everyone.]]
* At the end of the ''WebAnimation/BowsersKingdom'' movie, Jeff and Hal are seen squashed and defeated:
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.
* At the end of the ''WebAnimation/BowsersKingdom'' movie, Jeff and Hal are seen squashed and defeated:
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.
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** In season Season 15 [[spoiler: Grif quits the team. He decides that he's had enough, and that he hates everyone.]]
* At the end of the ''WebAnimation/BowsersKingdom'' movie, Jeff and Hal are seen squashed and defeated:
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.]]
* At the end of the ''WebAnimation/BowsersKingdom'' movie, Jeff and Hal are seen squashed and defeated:
-->'''Hal:''' That's it, I quit.\\
'''Jeff:''' Yeah, screw this!
* ''WebAnimation/BravestWarriors''
** In the episode "Time Slime", the team is trying to help a space station where time is overlapping on itself, meaning that there are actually three versions of the team performing different stages of the mission. BW #2 find the source of the problem, as well as the corpses of BW #1. They try to keep the same events from playing out again--and fail, winding on the ground right next to their "past" selves. Then BW #3 show up, see a pair of each of their bodies on the ground, and realize that it's probably better to let the people on the station figure this out for themselves.
** In "Memory Donk", the guy driving the rocket bus can't remember how to fly and bails out... [[TooDumbToLive into the vacuum of space]]. Later, as the bus is flying over Neo-Mars City, Chris asks Jelly Kid for help fighting the rampaging Memory Donk, only for Jelly Kid to make himself a parachute and bail out as well.
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* In the episode of ''WebAnimation/HowItShouldHaveEnded'' for ''Film/{{Logan}}'', [[spoiler:Wolverine, who was saved by Deadpool, leaves after the first thing Wade does after saving Logan is to bring him along to watch as he mocks and moons Superman and Batman. After Wade mocks Bruce's catchphrase of "I'm Batman", the Dark Knight decides to also walk in disgust.]]
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'':
** When Portica and Kayla run into an Ice Beast in 'Untamed and Uncut', Kayla tries to make a break for it, but Portica stops her and tells her they have to defeat it.
** K-Seal gives up and leaves after the Icers help Portica and Kayla escape.
** In [='VRcade'=], right after she and [[{{Jerkass}} Julie]] finish the game, Asia is quick to exit...That is, if Psycho Man hadn't shown up.
** After his VillainousBreakdown, Psycho Man does this at the end of [='VRcade'=].
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'':
** When Portica and Kayla run into an Ice Beast in 'Untamed and Uncut', Kayla tries to make a break for it, but Portica stops her and tells her they have to defeat it.
** K-Seal gives up and leaves after the Icers help Portica and Kayla escape.
** In [='VRcade'=], right after she and [[{{Jerkass}} Julie]] finish the game, Asia is quick to exit...That is, if Psycho Man hadn't shown up.
** After his VillainousBreakdown, Psycho Man does this at the end of [='VRcade'=].
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* The aptly-named ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FjWe31S_0g Fuck This Shit I'm Out]]'' is this trope in musical form. Perfect to send to your boss in lieu of a resignation letter if the job was terrible and/or he treated you badly.
* ''WebAnimation/LittleRunmo:'' About halfway through the [[AdvancingBossOfDoom Meatball Man run]], Runmo just turns around and bolts back to the exit ten times faster than his "game"-given actual max speed, just to get the hell out of there because the Meatball Man has him ''that'' freaked out.
* ''Machinima/MGTSchool'':
** In "My New Helper!" Zodiac nervously tried to walk away before Seira noticed her, but failed.
** In "The Video Contest", after Zodiac announced a video contest between herself and Seira, Yoshiko claimed that [[INeedToGoIronMyDog she had to go to class]], and walked off.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Akira attempted this after Rasta said that they have to exercise.
* This is the reaction of Button-Up Barry in ''WebVideo/RatMovieMysteryOfTheMayanTreasure'' when the Giant Rat shows up and grabs Garon, Guardian of the Treasure Chest. "Ah, fuck this, I'm off."
* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
* ''WebAnimation/LittleRunmo:'' About halfway through the [[AdvancingBossOfDoom Meatball Man run]], Runmo just turns around and bolts back to the exit ten times faster than his "game"-given actual max speed, just to get the hell out of there because the Meatball Man has him ''that'' freaked out.
* ''Machinima/MGTSchool'':
** In "My New Helper!" Zodiac nervously tried to walk away before Seira noticed her, but failed.
** In "The Video Contest", after Zodiac announced a video contest between herself and Seira, Yoshiko claimed that [[INeedToGoIronMyDog she had to go to class]], and walked off.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Akira attempted this after Rasta said that they have to exercise.
* This is the reaction of Button-Up Barry in ''WebVideo/RatMovieMysteryOfTheMayanTreasure'' when the Giant Rat shows up and grabs Garon, Guardian of the Treasure Chest. "Ah, fuck this, I'm off."
* ''WebAnimation/TheMostEpicStoryEverToldInAllOfHumanHistory'': Said word for word by Ridiculously Epic as he flees the scene in “The Most Epic Mystical Quest”, due to a dragon bursting into the room and attacking everyone, making his attempt to scam the Epic Skatepark Owner no longer worth it.
* Chen Gong ditches Cao Cao in ''Fanfic/FarceOfTheThreeKingdoms'' when Cao Cao's villainy hits home.
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* ''Literature/PlayerTwoStart'': Due to [[ForWantOfANail the influence of Polly Klaas]], Dylan Klebold drifts away from and eventually cuts contact with Eric Harris. This culminates in a far more scaled-back UsefulNotes/{{Columbine}} incident.
* ''Literature/PlayerTwoStart'': Due to [[ForWantOfANail the influence of Polly Klaas]], Dylan Klebold drifts away from and eventually cuts contact with Eric Harris. This culminates in a far more scaled-back UsefulNotes/{{Columbine}} incident.
* [[https://twitter.com/ASmallFiction/status/965483556376948736 This tweet]] by Blog/ASmallFiction is about a [[CanaryInACoalMine canary being brought into a mine]] and revealing [[DugTooDeep some strange presence underground]]. The canary-carriers get out of there, and seal the mine behind them.
* [[https://twitter.com/ASmallFiction/status/965483556376948736 This tweet]] by Blog/ASmallFiction is about a [[CanaryInACoalMine canary being brought into a mine]] and revealing [[DugTooDeep some strange presence underground]]. The canary-carriers get out of there, and seal the mine behind them.
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* Chen Gong ditches Cao Cao in ''Fanfic/FarceOfTheThreeKingdoms'' when Cao Cao's villainy hits home.
* [[https://twitter.com/ASmallFiction/status/965483556376948736 This tweet]] by Blog/ASmallFiction is about a [[CanaryInACoalMine canary being brought into a mine]] and revealing [[DugTooDeep some strange presence underground]]. The canary-carriers get out of there, and seal the mine behind them.
* [[https://twitter.com/ASmallFiction/status/965483556376948736 This tweet]] by Blog/ASmallFiction is about a [[CanaryInACoalMine canary being brought into a mine]] and revealing [[DugTooDeep some strange presence underground]]. The canary-carriers get out of there, and seal the mine behind them.
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* ''Literature/PlayerTwoStart'': Due to [[ForWantOfANail the influence of Polly Klaas]], Dylan Klebold drifts away from and eventually cuts contact with Eric Harris. This culminates in a far more scaled-back UsefulNotes/{{Columbine}} incident.
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** Speaking of Raven, once she shows up to cash in Yang’s get out of jail free card, Neo immediately flees with an uncharacteristic look of terror.
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* [[https://twitter.com/ASmallFiction/status/965483556376948736 This tweet]] by Blog/ASmallFiction is about a [[CanaryInACoalMine canary being brought into a mine]] and revealing [[DugTooDeep some strange presence underground]]. The canary-carriers get out of there, and seal the mine behind them.
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* In ''Series/MuppetsTonight'' episode "The Cameo Show" (The one that starts with Arsenio Hall ''dying'') technician Nigel finally cracks from all of the usual craziness;
-->'''Nigel:''' All right. That's it, I've had enough. There's nothing on stage, this happens ''[[OncePerEpisode every week]]''. I can't ''take this anymore! You hear what I'm saying? I can't take it anymore! I mean it this time! I'm quitting! I quit, I quit, I quit! Do you hear me? I said I quit! Good riddance and goodbye, I quit!'' ''[leaves]''\\
'''Zipity:''' ...Okay, I'll take over. Get ready to cue the Real World Muppets. And get me a double-chug with a zig-zag. \\
'''Nigel:''' ''[comes back]'' Hey, what are you doing, this is my job.
* ''Series/SesameStreet'' had this in a Monsterpiece Theater sketch parodying ''Theatre/WaitingForGodot'', where [[spoiler:''a talking tree'']] does this:
-->'''[[spoiler:Tree:]]''' Okay, that does it. I've been standing out here waiting for this play to make some sense, I don't get it! It's the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen! I'm outta here! (starts to inexplicably move) Why couldn't they do ''Oklahoma''? I understand ''Oklahoma''! ''[starts singing the main theme of ''Oklahoma!'']''
-->'''Nigel:''' All right. That's it, I've had enough. There's nothing on stage, this happens ''[[OncePerEpisode every week]]''. I can't ''take this anymore! You hear what I'm saying? I can't take it anymore! I mean it this time! I'm quitting! I quit, I quit, I quit! Do you hear me? I said I quit! Good riddance and goodbye, I quit!'' ''[leaves]''\\
'''Zipity:''' ...Okay, I'll take over. Get ready to cue the Real World Muppets. And get me a double-chug with a zig-zag. \\
'''Nigel:''' ''[comes back]'' Hey, what are you doing, this is my job.
* ''Series/SesameStreet'' had this in a Monsterpiece Theater sketch parodying ''Theatre/WaitingForGodot'', where [[spoiler:''a talking tree'']] does this:
-->'''[[spoiler:Tree:]]''' Okay, that does it. I've been standing out here waiting for this play to make some sense, I don't get it! It's the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen! I'm outta here! (starts to inexplicably move) Why couldn't they do ''Oklahoma''? I understand ''Oklahoma''! ''[starts singing the main theme of ''Oklahoma!'']''
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** A {{Subverted|Trope}} example occurs in "Best Day Ever" when Tukson attempts to get as far away from the White Fang as possible by escaping to Vacuo. Unfortunately for him, it doesn't work out as Cinder's henchmen corner and eventually [[KilledOffscreen kill him offscreen]].
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** A {{Subverted|Trope}} thwarted example occurs in "Best Day Ever" when Tukson attempts to get as far away bail from the White Fang as possible by escaping to Vacuo. Unfortunately for him, it doesn't work out as Cinder's henchmen corner and eventually [[KilledOffscreen kill him offscreen]].
