I stick to "How are ye?" most of the time I say something, otherwise just a nod or a wave.
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I’m surprised I’m not seeing more “what’s up, brother?”
I tend to use the version of 'alright?' that's not actually a question.
Wow. This really is casual convos
Either Gday, or ahoy hoy
What's up my dudes?
'Allo-'allo is my default greeting for most people I know personally. It's bilingual (English-French) without devolving into the soulless Bonjour-Hi of customer service.