The 'Meeting Is Adjourned' meme originates from Mel Brooks’ 1974 satirical Western classic, Blazing Saddles. In this specific scene, the villainous Hedley Lamarr, portrayed by the legendary Harvey Korman, stands before a rowdy group of hired thugs and outlaws. After delivering his instructions, he sharply declares, 'Meeting is adjourned!' which is immediately followed by a chaotic stampede of men rushing out of the room. Korman's high-strung performance and the sheer absurdity of the stampede make for a perfect comedic punctuation. In internet culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing a hasty exit or the relief felt when a mandatory obligation ends. It is most commonly used to describe the feeling of leaving a workplace on a Friday, exiting a toxic group chat, or the instant a video conference ends. Relatable scenarios include escaping a family dinner before the drama starts or finishing a final exam. Example captions include: 'Me the millisecond the clock hits 5:00 PM,' 'When the waiter brings the check and you realize you forgot your wallet,' and 'Leaving the Zoom call before the host can ask for more volunteers.'