This iconic clip features former Australian Senator Lucy Gichuhi during a tense press doorstop interview in 2018. As journalists pepper her with difficult questions regarding internal party pre-selection conflicts, Gichuhi delivers a masterclass in deflection. She stares at the reporters, utters the legendary line, 'Well, well, next question, see ya,' and promptly exits the frame. This reaction meme is widely used to represent total dismissal, avoiding accountability, or simply being 'done' with a conversation. It captures the universal desire to walk away from uncomfortable questions with a hint of sass and finality. Digital creators use it to mock people who dodge the truth or to describe their own behavior when faced with chores or debt. Example captions include 'Me when the waiter asks if we are ready for the bill' or 'When my boss asks for the report I haven't started yet.'