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Oi cunts! Seems to fit everyone...
Fails hard if you can't do an australian accent and you're speaking to an audience of women though
"Sup Fuckers" is my go to.
The south, interestingly enough, always got it right: “Y'all."
That's the singular. The plural is All y'all
Nah, y'all is a small group. All y'all is a big group.
Sup fuckers and non-fuckers (ace inclusion is important)
Ladies, Gentlmen, and other androgynous creatures (odo)
Alright losers listen up!
SUP NERDS
Comrades!
"Sup dudes" is what I use. easier.
edit: if there's any confusion, always defer to the philosophy of Ed from Good Burger.
"I'm a dude. He's a dude. She's a dude. Cause we're all dudes! (hey!)"
Dudes, guys, and boiiii are gender neutral terms and that's a hill I'll die on
My manager says "hello kittys", that one is excellent because it weirds everyone out. Especially in a button-down corporate environment.
Guys, gals and nonbinary pals
Bitches, bros, and nonbinary hoes
For what it’s worth, I don’t think “girls, gays, and theys” was ever meant to be inclusive of everyone. It’d be more like replacing “the boys” in “I was just out with the boys”.
Greetings, citizens of earth
Xenophobic
"Greetings, programs!"

pov I'm watching the ceo explain how "restructuring" 100 people out of their jobs is not layoffs because we're actually doing great financially
"Neigh/Them" pronouns.
"Citizens"
UGLY BAGS OF MOSTLY WATER
No brownie points for guessing my preference here. Flawless, indeed.
I like the moderately-formal one from Dragonball Z Abridged: Ladies, Gentlemen, and the Technicolor Rainbow In Between!
I learned one from a Tom Lehrer concert decades ago (I wasn't there -- it was a recording)
"As Malcolm X was fond of saying 'Good evening to my friends and enemies. I say that because I can't believe everyone here is my friend, and I don't want to exclude anyone'"
Im a fan of "Team" in a business setting.
If by fan you mean "my innards shrivel in disgust", then that makes two of us
Negative, I am a meat popsicle
I like "ladies, boys, and ladyboys" myself, but I value comedy over being inoffensive.
"Alright you 'orrible lot!" has been my go-to. But I'm partial to "Hey Nooblets!"
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