"Have a good one" and "no problem"

stlouie_lipp · Post by **stlouie_lipp** » July 14 08, 8:26 pm

If I am consuming a product that you sell, please just say "thank you", or "have a nice day" at the point of purchase. not "have a good one".

Also, when I say thank you please say "you're welcome" or "my pleasure", not "no problem". I no it's no problem...it's your Fing job to sell it too me.

clevername · Post by **clevername** » July 14 08, 8:28 pm

I'm guilty of saying both these things

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I'm not really in the service industry, though, if that makes it any better.

dangerous · Post by **dangerous** » July 14 08, 8:54 pm

It could be traced to infiltration from people south of the border who answer '"gracias," with, "de nada."

Post by **planet planet** » July 14 08, 8:57 pm

dangerous wrote:It could be traced to infiltration from people south of the border who answer '"gracias," with, "de nada."

Yeah, but that's all he's requesting. I don't quite understand the "Have a good one" rant though. Do you just think that's too casual, lipp?

stlouie_lipp · Post by **stlouie_lipp** » July 14 08, 9:09 pm

planet pujolsian wrote:
dangerous wrote:It could be traced to infiltration from people south of the border who answer '"gracias," with, "de nada."
Yeah, but that's all he's requesting. I don't quite understand the "Have a good one" rant though. Do you just think that's too casual, lipp?

Yeah I do...it just rubs me the wrong way for some reason.

clevername...I'm guilty of saying "no problem" too, but have made it a point of not saying it anymore. (maybe because it is a pet peeve of the managing partner at my firm that has grown on me too)

dangerous · Post by **dangerous** » July 14 08, 9:15 pm

It would be funny if you are ever a judge and tell the witness to step down and he says, "no problem, have a good one."

Jocephus · Post by **Jocephus** » July 14 08, 9:27 pm

i say these all the time

Cronos · Post by **Cronos** » July 14 08, 9:49 pm

These are among the phrases that encompass "chit-chat". I don't see the point to it either, but I say it because it's what everyone expects.

I don't say "Have a good one", but I do say "Have a good day". I don't really care if the person whom I don't know has a good day or not, I just say it because it's what's expected.

My catch phrase for those whom I actually care at all about when I depart is "Take Care". Not sure how I even picked that one up, but it's ingrained now, and it's only recently that it's happened.

cardsfansince82 · Post by **cardsfansince82** » July 14 08, 9:50 pm

What can I get for you, boss?

StatmanCrothers · Post by **StatmanCrothers** » July 14 08, 11:39 pm

no problem... chief.

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