“Hey” is not a conversation starter. It’s the equivalent of throwing a paper ball across the room and hoping someone picks it up. But with the right comeback, you can turn even the laziest opener into a game.
When he says “hey,” you don’t reward him with effort, you flip it back with playfulness.
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“Wow, did you rehearse that all day?” 
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“That’s it? No roses, no poems, just hey?” 
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“Hey? Groundbreaking.” 
A good comeback isn’t about being mean, it’s about showing wit. You’re raising the bar, making them chase, and setting the tone: if they want your attention, they’re going to have to earn it.
Tessa’s Final Thought: If the opening act is weak, I’ll rewrite the script.
Disclaimer: This blog is for entertainment only. Tessa is not responsible for bruised egos, dry texters getting exposed, or the sudden panic of realizing “hey” isn’t enough.
 
				 
												
					 
											 
																	 
																	