ace out

/AYS out/ medium • Origin: US slang; 20th century.

To leave quickly or depart; sometimes to withdraw from a situation.

He aced out before the meeting ended.

dip,exit

Less common but still used in some regions.

They invited me to 'study and chill.'

The sequel was mid—save your money.

That dessert was a 12/10.

He’s loud budgeting to save for a house.

After that thread, the brand was basically cancelled.

Supporting your goals is a big green flag.