When you greet someone

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When you greet someone we ask how are you?

What do you guys normally reply?

So I learnt some really cool ways of replying like instead of saying I am good I have seen people saying "can't complain" or "not too shabby"

What about you any cool ways to standout even though it dont matter but still lol
 
Well not really sure what is so cool about "can't complain" or "not too shabby" cuz it implifies that you cant complain which is ok but kinda shouldnt be something positive. But yeah in Germany many people refer to "cant complain" with something positive:p
 
Well not really sure what is so cool about "can't complain" or "not too shabby" cuz it implifies that you cant complain which is ok but kinda shouldnt be something positive. But yeah in Germany many people refer to "cant complain" with something positive:p
So basically saying that thing are ok

I am tired of people saying the same old I am fine I am good when they are not even in that state lol
 
Ask them if they want to join you for a Double Double (Canadians will understand) :)
 
"not too bad, and yourself?" or sometimes I say like "ecstatic! and you?" I would always throw the question back asap. LOL
 
Yea the 'wasaap' is the way to go. Especially during a business meeting w a Forbes 500 client.

My problem is usually with remembering the names of new people. We greet each other and whatever we talk about BOOM wtf was his name.
 
Yea the 'wasaap' is the way to go. Especially during a business meeting w a Forbes 500 client.

My problem is usually with remembering the names of new people. We greet each other and whatever we talk about BOOM wtf was his name.
The reply what do you normally say?
 
It stems from a famous Radio talk host who talks about debt, Dave Ramsey.

It can be a bit controversial but what I take from it is that sometimes we are just lucky. From taking so many risk and getting lucky in the end, sometimes more than we deserve.
 
It stems from a famous Radio talk host who talks about debt, Dave Ramsey.

It can be a bit controversial but what I take from it is that sometimes we are just lucky. From taking so many risk and getting lucky in the end, sometimes more than we deserve.
Still risky to say that doesnt really add up for the greeting part

Everyone would be curious to know when one would say that
 
It stems from a famous Radio talk host who talks about debt, Dave Ramsey.

It can be a bit controversial but what I take from it is that sometimes we are just lucky. From taking so many risk and getting lucky in the end, sometimes more than we deserve.

Dave Ramsey offers solid advice usually.
 
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