Salud, Roberto.

Well, goodbye and good luck. Hold it, Al!

Bon voyage!

Good trip.

Safe trip.

Have a nice time.

Got a light tail wind, that helps.

I hope you have a good trip.

I hope you have a good trip.

Bon voyage!

Bon voyage!

Well, bon voyage. Goodbye.

Montez, mademoiselle.

And may the road be kind to you.

Have a nice trip, Paul.

Well, anchors aweigh, and have a bon voyage.

We made good time until we ran into a blizzard.

Well, good luck kid.

I just gave a man a ride on the lake road.

Here are your tickets. Bon voyage. Have a nice trip.

Good luck, Sam, and good sailing.

Without coming by to wish me good luck?

You'll be in a massive headwind.

It's got a brittle star hitching a ride.

By thumb? Yeah, I'm a hitchhiker.

Bon voyage, Pierre!

Have a good trip, and see you soon.

Even the winds welcome you!

But it was not without misadventure.

Nobody gave you a lift?

I mean it. Have a nice trip, Mr Graham.

And bon voyage. We'll all miss you.

Just move. Everything will be roses and sunshine.

Did you have a good trip? Yes, it was pleasant.

You think it's all so easy?

It should be plain sailing from now on.

You know, I think it was awfully sweet of you to take me along.

And he said it would be all right if the guard gave me a lift to the station.

The barque is ready, the wind sets fair and everything is bent for England.

Bye, beauty ! Have a good trip ! (Ines) Go fuck yourself !

Goodbye, Dean.

'Cause nobody's gonna give you a lift.

Could have been a hitchhiker.

This relationship, however, is not always without strain.

Effective immediately, a Signal 666 is imposed. Fugitive vehicle, gray, 1957 Plymouth sedan,