The 1993 classic film 'Cool Runnings' provides one of the most relatable 'I'm out' moments in cinema history. The scene features the beloved character Sanka Coffie, portrayed by actor Doug E. Doug, as the Jamaican bobsled team arrives in Calgary for the Winter Olympics. Alongside teammates played by Leon Robinson and Malik Yoba, Sanka experiences the shock of Canadian winter for the very first time. Upon stepping into the biting cold, Sanka's immediate physical rejection of the temperature becomes the highlight of the sequence. He quickly decides that the tropical heat of Jamaica was much better, making this the ultimate 'See Ya' moment. This clip has become a staple in internet culture to represent any situation where a person encounters an immediate deal-breaker. It is the go-to meme for expressing the shock of winter weather or the feeling of walking into a room and realizing you want to leave instantly. Users often pair it with captions about social anxiety, cold mornings, or avoiding responsibilities. Example caption ideas include: 'Me after stepping outside for two seconds in January,' 'When the vibe check fails immediately,' and 'When you see a mountain of dishes in the sink.'