Excuse me, your retail roots are showing.

[GayleShy]

I worked at Wal-Mart for five and a half years before moving on to a better job. I work in the kitchen at a hospital. One of my jobs is to take the patients their food trays, which I really love doing. Well, a few nights ago I was in a very cheerful, upbeat mood, and it showed. I delivered the one man's dinner to him and told him, quite happily to "Have a nice day." He just sort of looked at me, laughed and said he'd try, but he was in the hospital. I could have bitten my tongue off. People who are staying there for any reason except having a baby aren't normally going to have nice days.

[iradney]

LOL
Personally I love it when people tell me to have a nice day. I dont mind where the setting is, it's just nice when people cheerily send you off with a "have a nice day now! "
Nothing wrong with that

[Becks]

You meant well. That has to count for something.

[meme]

It sounds like he took it well, and you made him laugh. That's good medicine.

[JustADude]

It sounds like he took it well, and you made him laugh. That's good medicine.

It always is, except for collapsed lungs and cracked ribs.