Greeting Quote by Arthur Guiterman

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

— Arthur Guiterman

“Well, that’s what they said. (It could have just been indigestion, though.)”

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“Talking about unpleasant things during a meal is not good for digestion, not good for health.”

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“You don't look well," he pronounced. "Indigestion," I replied. "From what?" "Reality." "Join the queue.”

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“How are you doing?' 'I'm okay,' I replied, and it only made me feel a little queasy to say it. Maybe I was finally…

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