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Thread ID: 150197	2021-10-20 19:55:00	Have a nice day - not!	Roscoe (6288)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1481417	2021-10-20 19:55:00	It's a saying imported from Yankee Land. I think it originated in New York. I don't like being told to "have a nice day" or "enjoy your weekend." I'll have a nice day or enjoy my weekend if that's what I want to do. I don't like being told what sort of a day or weekend that I should have. I'll make up my own mind as to what sort of a day I will have. I don't need someone to tell me.:waughh:	Roscoe (6288)
1481418	2021-10-20 21:12:00	Take a week off bro. Go for long walks at sunset and maybe buy a dog.	allblack (6574)
1481419	2021-10-20 22:53:00	You need to get out more Roscoe and stop worrying what Uncle Sam is doing. Have a good day.	paulw (1826)
1481420	2021-10-21 00:32:00	Cup of tea and a lie down mate! Ken	kenj (9738)
1481421	2021-10-21 02:11:00	Find your local Fresh Choice and buy some English beer, they have the best selection all the time.	gary67 (56)
1481422	2021-10-21 02:33:00	It's a wish...hoping you have a nice day. The one I dislike is being told to smile. Like 2 days after husband died....smile some twit told me.	piroska (17583)
1481423	2021-10-21 05:23:00	It's a wish...hoping you have a nice day. The one I dislike is being told to smile. Like 2 days after husband died....smile some twit told me. I got caught out in the most embarrassing thing in my life she I said hello to a lady I used to see walking with her husband. She had a tall handsome young chap this particular time and me, being me, asked if she had traded the old man in on a younger one. As you may have guessed, she said her husband had died 3 days ago and the young guy was her son from out of town here to bury his dad. Geez, I wished the ground had opened up and swallowed me! Ken :(	kenj (9738)
1481424	2021-10-21 06:00:00	I got caught out in the most embarrassing thing in my life she I said hello to a lady I used to see walking with her husband . She had a tall handsome young chap this particular time and me, being me, asked if she had traded the old man in on a younger one . As you may have guessed, she said her husband had died 3 days ago and the young guy was her son from out of town here to bury his dad . Geez, I wished the ground had opened up and swallowed me! Ken :( Holy Hell, have you seen her since, or are you still self isolating in the back room of your house? :eek:	B.M. (505)
1481425	2021-10-21 06:50:00	It's a saying imported from Yankee Land. I think it originated in New York. I don't like being told to "have a nice day" or "enjoy your weekend." I'll have a nice day or enjoy my weekend if that's what I want to do. I don't like being told what sort of a day or weekend that I should have. I'll make up my own mind as to what sort of a day I will have. I don't need someone to tell me.:waughh: Seriously? Would you not like to be asked if you are wished well and the wishes come from a genuine person who works for some crap outfit that pays them the minimum wage and has a family to support? ��	lakewoodlady (103)
1481426	2021-10-21 07:55:00	My pet hate is (and it is NZ based) -"how is your day going /been?" or "How are you?" Especially if it is voiced by a stranger or a cold call sales person. My thoughts are "none of your business-I would tell you voluntarily if I wanted you to know" I find it so insincere. Most people just mumble good, good or some other silly trite expression. You could reply - "horrible I've had some really bad medical news " and the first person will say "that's good" because their question was meaningless and they are not really listening to what you say in reply. I prefer to just say hello or hi-not even "good morning" because you may be unaware that the other person is having anything but a good morning. I do realise that for many people these are just robotic sayings.	Neil F (14248)
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