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Mutt 07-28-2010 07:10 AM

% of people who tell you to have a good day.........
 
actually care if you have a good day or not?

Agent 488 07-28-2010 07:19 AM

i said it as a means of appreciation when i got my coffee a few minutes ago. not everyone is phony.

candyflip 07-28-2010 07:20 AM

If I say it, I mean it.

TheDoc 07-28-2010 07:29 AM

Valedictions are rather powerful in emails... lots of people skip on it never thinking much about it. However I have had people email me back and say: You're the first person to "ever" say, hope your day is good - let alone the random thanks and responses back I get based on which one I use. Depending on the topic/situation, I have a huge list of them I use.

I try to use it correctly, so it has more meaning. Like if you just finished a deal, I truly mean it when I say, Enjoy the rest of your day. It's Friday, Hope you have a good weekend. If we start up a convo, hope all as well, works great. The more you know about the person, the easier you can connect with them.

It's amazing what people will respond back with. Thanks for asking Doc, my day has been total hell. That's all they have to say, to relate to them and remind that that this deal/product, whatever is todays game changer. The power of motivation closes almost every deal.

In public, it works great as well. At the drive through, respond back to them ask how they're doing - it trips'em up and they get all happy someone asked. 8 out of 10 times they will thank for asking at the window.

Raf1 07-28-2010 07:36 AM

when I say it, I mean it

~Ray 07-28-2010 07:41 AM

zip, zilch, zero

Chosen 07-28-2010 07:41 AM

At least some of them do :)

Scott McD 07-28-2010 08:08 AM

0% would be my guess...

CaptainHowdy 07-28-2010 08:12 AM

Who cares? LOL...

Zuzana Designs 07-28-2010 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17369143)
Valedictions are rather powerful in emails... lots of people skip on it never thinking much about it. However I have had people email me back and say: You're the first person to "ever" say, hope your day is good - let alone the random thanks and responses back I get based on which one I use. Depending on the topic/situation, I have a huge list of them I use.

I try to use it correctly, so it has more meaning. Like if you just finished a deal, I truly mean it when I say, Enjoy the rest of your day. It's Friday, Hope you have a good weekend. If we start up a convo, hope all as well, works great. The more you know about the person, the easier you can connect with them.

It's amazing what people will respond back with. Thanks for asking Doc, my day has been total hell. That's all they have to say, to relate to them and remind that that this deal/product, whatever is todays game changer. The power of motivation closes almost every deal.

In public, it works great as well. At the drive through, respond back to them ask how they're doing - it trips'em up and they get all happy someone asked. 8 out of 10 times they will thank for asking at the window.

Very well said TheDoc. I say it to every client I have when I talk to them. It does help to show that you're a real person just like them and you care that they are doing well.

96ukssob 07-28-2010 09:40 AM

I say it but rarely mean it, unless the person did something nice for me.

Last week I told this woman from the insurance company that i hope she got hit by a bus on her way home from work... and I meant that :winkwink:

ottopottomouse 07-28-2010 09:59 AM

probably about the same % who are actually sorry when they apologise for something.

Alky 07-28-2010 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bossku69 (Post 17369498)
Last week I told this woman from the insurance company that i hope she got hit by a bus on her way home from work... and I meant that :winkwink:

what a great world we live in.

kristin 07-28-2010 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17369143)
Valedictions are rather powerful in emails... lots of people skip on it never thinking much about it. However I have had people email me back and say: You're the first person to "ever" say, hope your day is good - let alone the random thanks and responses back I get based on which one I use. Depending on the topic/situation, I have a huge list of them I use.

I try to use it correctly, so it has more meaning. Like if you just finished a deal, I truly mean it when I say, Enjoy the rest of your day. It's Friday, Hope you have a good weekend. If we start up a convo, hope all as well, works great. The more you know about the person, the easier you can connect with them.

It's amazing what people will respond back with. Thanks for asking Doc, my day has been total hell. That's all they have to say, to relate to them and remind that that this deal/product, whatever is todays game changer. The power of motivation closes almost every deal.

In public, it works great as well. At the drive through, respond back to them ask how they're doing - it trips'em up and they get all happy someone asked. 8 out of 10 times they will thank for asking at the window.

I wonder who you learned that from. :)

Semi-Retired-Dave 07-28-2010 01:13 PM

I say it all the time and I really mean it.

Grapesoda 07-28-2010 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 17369126)
If I say it, I mean it.

same here

Spunky 07-28-2010 04:38 PM

It's better than have a shitty day asshole,like I get all the time ;(

Grapesoda 07-28-2010 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17369143)
Va
In public, it works great as well. At the drive through, respond back to them ask how they're doing - it trips'em up and they get all happy someone asked. 8 out of 10 times they will thank for asking at the window.



yes and I ask, 'how are you today?' when I'm in public. people really appreciated that

LeRoy 07-28-2010 04:43 PM

I say it all the time too and I mean it.

My wife, the train guy, My daughters teacher, The door man , My webmaster friends and everyone I bump into in the morning.

My dad did that growing up and I now I do. It's all good

Supz 07-28-2010 04:48 PM

0.00000000001%

had to get to 8 char :) might be 1 less zero

kristin 07-28-2010 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bm bradley (Post 17370748)
yes and I ask, 'how are you today?' when I'm in public. people really appreciated that

Add their name in (if you can see it or they tell you) and then it really trips them up. I do it at Starbucks all the time.

Rochard 07-28-2010 06:06 PM

Whenever some cashier or what not says "how are you today" or something they are going to get a response from me that will stop them in their tracks. My response will be "fucking horrible" or "i'm having such a good day that my morning wood is still happy".

jaycar 07-28-2010 06:09 PM

its like when people ask you as they see you in the corridor for example, "how are you" and then don't hang around fro an answer. its just an expression or a courtesy thing I reckon.

NickB. 07-28-2010 06:25 PM

I actually mean it when tell people this...

2012 07-28-2010 06:53 PM

I hate when they say it at night, obviously the day is already over .... and I thought they cared ... :Oh crap

PornMD 07-28-2010 06:59 PM

I mean it when I say it, since I say it usually to people I am doing business with or that I see on a regular basis and I do care about their well-being because my well-being depends on them.

will76 07-28-2010 10:09 PM

about the same % as the people on here who mean it when they get caught stealing, get out'ed and then make an apology thread.

Lucky Bastard 07-28-2010 10:28 PM

Have a good day!

Paul Markham 07-29-2010 02:48 AM

I'm English and we don't give a fuck what kind of day you have. LOL

$5 submissions 07-29-2010 02:50 AM

Maybe the same % as those who actually care about the answer when they ask "how are you?"


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