"stuart noble" wrote in message
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On 29/04/2014 02:21, Arfa Daily wrote:




Another horror was that everything was 'an Experience', as in: "How was
your shopping Experience today?".
"Have a Nice Day".
--
Davey.


I actually don't have a problem with 'Have a nice day' and use it all
the time, particularly on emails. I find that people seem to appreciate
the sentiment, and have a tendency to be quick at replying, and more
than usually helpful. Try it ... :-)

Arfa

I notice Aldi checkout staff telling me to have a nice day. Strange thing
is, I think they mean it


I honestly believe that they do in America. I've always found Americans to
be very 'open' and guileless compared to us, and I've always felt that
their use of 'have a nice day' and 'pardon me sir', are quite genuine.

Arfa