Here's Looking at You

"Here's Looking at You" is a famous phrase originating from the 1942 film *Casablanca*. It’s a warm, somewhat playful way of saying "I'm looking at you" or "I see you," often conveying affection, admiration, or a friendly gesture. When used today, it can serve as a toast or an expression of appreciation, suggesting a moment of connection between people. The phrase has become iconic because of its association with the film and its memorable delivery, evoking a sense of camaraderie or fondness in social contexts.