[SALYBOW]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I have an Ohio State emblem on the front of mine and a lot of people shout out to me. My sidekick Helene is usually with me and sometimes we will be having a conversation but I try to smile and wave at folks.

Now who wouldn't wave at you dear Gracie?

[TheDude]

I wave, and if someone doesn't wave back or at least a nod, I think of them as a horrible person who has to live in their devil skin 24 hours a day and I only had to pass them with a wave.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Nucky

So wave back, don't wave, whatever does it matter, not if your fulfilled.

In order words, whatever floats your boat.

Originally Posted by manaboutown

I have found in general that people wave in small towns and areas of limited population but waive waving as population increases.

Originally Posted by CassieInVa

Otherwise, we don't wave at every cart we pass; there are just too many!

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore

....newcomers are more likely to wave and that the longer they are here...the less likely they are inclined to do so.

We tend to wave at other Yesteryear Carts.

[Bay Kid]

It is fun to be nice.

[CFrance]

I apologize to anyone I didn't wave back to. If the sun hits your windshield, I can't see you. Also I apologize to those to whom I have waved a bag of dog doo. The other hand was on the leash. I'm not very coordinated...