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.

Well, good luck kid.

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

We made good time until we ran into a blizzard.

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

Good luck, Sam, and good sailing.

Without coming by to wish me good luck?

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.

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,

Has an apartment in every capital.

What is this ease with which you strip off one color and put on another?