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Complete the casual conversation between two college friends running into each other at the campus café.
Alex: "Hey, Jamie! What's _________________________?"
Jamie: "_________________________. Just heading to class. How about you?"
Alex: "Same here. Catch you _________________________!"
Jamie: "_________________________. Just heading to class. How about you?"
Alex: "Same here. Catch you _________________________!"
Alex: "Hey, Jamie! What's up?"
Jamie: "Not much. Just heading to class. How about you?"
Alex: "Same here. Catch you later!"
"What's up?" is a very common casual greeting that asks "What is happening in your life right now?"
Because it asks what is happening (not how you are), the most natural reply is "Not much" or "Nothing much," rather than "I am fine."
"Catch you later" is a friendly, fixed expression used to say goodbye.