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Good morning to you.
You said good morning.
A Martinez didn't say good morning.
He's too good for you.
Oh, morning.
No, no.
I say hello because you don't want to presume it is a good morning.
For you or me.
Do you say hola if you're speaking in Spanish?
Hola.
You don't say buenas dias.
Buenos dias.
I've had a turn on that one because it's like, how dare you tell me to have a good day.
You don't want to presume to instruct other people to be happy, Then I'm.
Responsible if they don't have a good day.
Oh, and I gotta wait till the end of the day to hear if it was a good day?
No, I don't want that kind of pressure, Steve.
Okay.
Next time I see you, I'm just gonna say diaz dia.
Federal workers face a deadline today to take an offer to resign.