Thank you, Gary!
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Thank you based gary
thank you, gary
Isn't it corporate surveillance?
Don’t those have a few dozen GB of ram in em?
Thank you Gary.
Can you bring a 9070xt next?
Ah, the comma... the devil's punctuation mark.
If you want me to say thank you to Gary, leave out the comma. "Say 'Thank you Gary' "
If you want Gary to say 'Thank you', leave it in. "Say 'Thank you', Gary"
Edit: ah, quotation marks... thenextguy's something or other. I clearly wasn't paying attention.
You misunderstand the intention. The request is for people to say:
thank you, gary
So it actually is correct.
Oh, and if you want to tell Gary to say "thank you", you could write:
Say "thank you", Gary
No. The comma is correct as is. The quotes surround what should be said to Gary. The comma after Gary is correct. However, there should be a comma after "say", I should read
Say, "Thank you, Gary."

There's another one, get it!
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