1. When you’re in a great mood you can answer the usual question “How are you?” with this enthusiastic answer name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
2. A pleasant way to say good bye to someone, especially when you don’t know them well is name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
3. A very encouraging remark that tells someone they are doing or saying the right thing is to say name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
4. A common way to say “yes” to a request is the breezy statement name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
5. A question asking someone what they would like to drink is the command name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
6. A common response expressing mild surprise and pleasure toward someone’s news name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)
7. A remark that expresses skeptical surprise about someone’s news name your poisonnever been betternever would have guessednice talking to youno kiddingno problemnow you're cooking (with gas)