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Dont tell your friends about your indigestion. How are you is a greeting, not a question
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"Don't tell your friends about your indigestion. "How are you" is a greeting, not a question"

- Arthur Guiterman

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This quote by Arthur Guiterman is a pointer to be mindful of the conversations we have with our friends. It is suggesting that we ought to not be as well open about our individual issues, such as indigestion, as well as rather concentrate on more pleasant subjects. The quote is additionally emphasizing the relevance of being courteous and also courteous when welcoming a person. Rather than asking a personal concern, such as "How are you?", we need to merely use it as a greeting. This quote is a tip to be mindful of the discussions we have with our close friends and to be considerate when welcoming someone. It is a pointer to be conscious of the discussions we have with our friends and to be considerate when welcoming somebody. It is a tip to be conscious of the discussions we have with our pals and to be considerate when welcoming somebody. By bearing in mind our discussions and also respectful when welcoming a person, we can produce an extra favorable as well as satisfying ambience for every person.

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Arthur Guiterman This quote is written / told by Arthur Guiterman between November 20, 1871 and January 11, 1943. He was a famous Comedian from USA. The author also have 1 other quotes.

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