This post was inspired by Kirsten who made me recognize the frequency of this occurance. Do you ever notice how people at businesses greet you fairwell by saying, “Have a good one”? I hear this multiple times a day when I am out doing things. I just got off the phone with Verizon and the guy told me to “Have a good one”. But what exactly do they mean? If someone serves me a sandwich and they say it, I may interpret it as have a good meal. Or if I’m renting a movie, it could mean have a good movie watching time. But what about at the supermarket if I’m buying toilet paper? Have a good shit?

Specifics people, ambiguity can lead to much confusion. At least on my part because I think too much.