Question

These days, people say "Season's Greetings," which, when you think about it, means nothing. It's like walking up to somebody and saying "Appropriate Remark" in a loud, cheerful voice. But "Season's Greetings" is safer, because it does not refer to any actual religion. Some day, I imagine, even "Season's Greetings" will be considered too religious, and we'll celebrate the Holiday Season by saying "Have a nice day."

2. Why does Barry believe (sarcastically) that one day, “ we’ll celebrate the Holiday Season by saying “Have a nice day.”
Because we don’t want to offend those who celebrate Hanukkah
We don’t want to offend any religion
Because it’s winter season, and that’s going to be the safe the holiday season by saying “have a nice day”

Answer 1

We don't want to offend any religion.

Step-by-step explanation:

"Some day, I imagine, even "Season's Greetings" will be considered too religious, and we'll celebrate the Holiday Season by saying "Have a nice day."