Have a good weekend vs Have a good day.

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have a good weekend is the most popular phrase on the web. 

Have a good day.

132,200,000 results on the web

have a good weekend

11,610,000,000 results on the web

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Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:
  • Well, darling, have a good day.
  • You have a good day. OK?
  • All right, have a good day.
  • You guys, have a good day.
  • Anyway, have a good day.
  • And you have a good day.
  • Stay on the floor, and have a good day.
  • Kev, have a good weekend.
  • So, Mr Pink, did you have a good weekend?
  • Dr. Wallace, did you have a good weekend back in Ohio?
  • Have a good weekend?
  • Did you have a good weekend, Carrie?
  • Did you have a good weekend?
  • Have a good weekend?
  • Did you have a good weekend?

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