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Your waiter says "Enjoy your meal!" and you blurt out "You too!" even though they're not eating — is that actually embarrassing, or is everyone just overthinking a reflex?
🏆 Leading: It's genuinely awkward and you should just say thanks — "you too" makes zero literal sense and everyone clocks it when it happens.

It's genuinely awkward and you should just say thanks — "you too" makes zero literal sense and everyone clocks it when it happens. is leading so far with 100%.

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Your waiter says "Enjoy your meal!" and you blurt out "You too!" even though they're not eating — is that actually embarrassing, or is everyone just overthinking a reflex?
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It's genuinely awkward and you should just say thanks — "you too" makes zero literal sense and everyone clocks it when it happens.
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It's genuinely awkward and you should just say thanks — "you too" makes zero literal sense and everyone clocks it when it happens.
Nobody actually cares — it's a scripted social reflex like saying "good, you?" when someone asks how you are, and the waiter forgot about it before they reached the next table.
It's only embarrassing because you replay it in your head afterward — in the actual moment it passes in half a second and nobody even notices.