10 Alternatives to "How are you?" (Podcast)

   Hey guys, 'sup! This is my first podcast in which I suggest ten alternatives to the question "How are you?" I gave examples for both formal and informal phrases. "sup" is one of those phrases as well. You can start listening by clicking on the link I left below. Hope you enjoy it.

   Thanks for listening and let me know your opinions. I'll see you soon. Take care.

Zey.

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