[Holly Christmas]

Or something else?

I say thank you mostly but sometimes cheers!

[Jigs]

Most of the time I say "Cheers, thanks"

[JerseyWins]

To be specific: Thanks usually

Cheers is more for when you're toasting to something around here

[Jack_]

“Cheers man” or “cheers mate” 80% of the time

But “thank you” to women

[Marsh.]

Both.

[Oliver_W]

I usually say "Murky Bowcup!"

[Ammi]

...’thank you‘ most of the time...but sometimes I’ll say ‘cheers me dears‘....

[Jack_]

I got into an Uber once and went “alright man (destination) please”

Looked up and it was a 40 year old woman unconscious bias in action

[Liam-]

Tah

[Ammi]

......did she say cheers or thank you, Jack..?...

[Smithy]

Me hanging up the phone: “cheers, thanks, bye”

[Babayaro.]

Either "thank you" "thanks very much" "thanks a lot" "cheers" or "ta"

[Peppermint]

"thank you"

I honestly hate when people say "cheers" in that way, it's soooo cringe

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Jack_

I got into an Uber once and went “alright man (destination) please”

Looked up and it was a 40 year old woman unconscious bias in action

omg

[Good King Glennceslas]

Mostly say cheers thank you

[Morgan.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

"thank you"

I honestly hate when people say "cheers" in that way, it's soooo cringe

Cheers for your opinion

[Peppermint]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

Cheers for your opinion

Thank you, any time

[Jigs]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Me hanging up the phone: “cheers, thanks, bye”

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Mostly say cheers thank you

Glad I'm not the only one

[joeysteele]

I have said cheers.
However it's near always thank you.

[In the Drunk Tank]

Context is everything surely

[smudgie]

Thanks or ta.

Cheers if it is appropriate.

[user104658]

When working in customer service I liked to mix it up between thanks/thank you/cheers for variety but one time I accidentally said "Cheese" - quite clearly enunciated - and then was too scared to say "cheers" again for months.

Never "ta", I am not a toddler.

[Firewire]

Just "Thanks / Thank You" usually. Not really a cheers person, unless I have an audience.

[FaLaLaLand]

Both, plus “ta” and “diolch” or “diolch yn fawr iawn” depending on the severity.

[Cherry Christmas]

Both..depends