What words are not “we, we, we” words?

We, we, we" words refer to language that is overly self-promotional or focused on the company ("we," "our," "us") rather than the customer. The goal is to shift the focus to the customer. "Your, Thank you, You" are not "we, we, we" words because they are customer-centric. "Your" focuses on the customer's possessions or benefits, "Thank you" expresses gratitude directly to the customer, and "You" directly addresses the customer, making the communication personal and relevant to them. "I, me, my" are also self-focused, but from an individual perspective, not typically the "we, we, we" of a company. "You'll, You've, The way" are mixed; "You'll" and "You've" are customer-centric, but "The way" is neutral. The question asks what words are not "we, we, we" words, and the correct option provides a set of consistently customer-focused terms.