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Have a good one.
sorry, I’m Spanish and I do not understand what you mean by that phrase,
google translator gives no colloquial translations, at least is, I found the phrase elsewhere:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=have% 20good% 20a% 20one

I could tell he meant to her,

thanks, I do not want to misunderstand is that my English is not so high.

thank you very much

I hope you had not said anything to upset you.

after meditating on the phrase and the context it is written, I suppose he meant something like, you have a good day, but must understand that the matter has its charms.

thanks.

¡Hola Pablo!

The phrase “have a good one” means “have a good day” - “¡Buenos dias Señor!”

Mi Español es piqueño 😊

Cheers,

😊
“Un saludo”
a greeting.

as for Spanish as I understand you very well English, good use translator of there, now I understand, we’ve had some problems of interpretation of the messages above, but there is the best place to learn English.

thanks for your support.
and greetings.