The line comes from Rob Reiner's 1987 fantasy comedy The Princess Bride, adapted from William Goldman's novel. Carol Kane plays Valerie, the excitable wife of Billy Crystal's Miracle Max, and she waves Westley, Inigo Montoya and Fezzik off with the farewell after Max's miracle pill brings Westley back. Fans have quoted the exchange for decades, and the shortened goodbye became a handy soundboard clip because it works without context, as a warm send-off before any risky plan, raid or ill-advised adventure.
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Valerie's cheerful 'Bye bye boys' farewell from The Princess Bride, often used for playful goodbyes, exits and storming the castle jokes online.
A bright, wobbly female voice calls out a cheerful farewell to the departing heroes, stretching the goodbye into a sing-song send-off. It is Valerie waving off Westley and his companions in The Princess Bride after Miracle Max has revived him. The delivery is warm, slightly screechy and completely unbothered, as if sending them to a picnic instead of a dangerous castle rescue. That contrast is why the clip lands so well, turning an ordinary exit, logout or group departure into a fond, knowing joke about heading straight into trouble.
