Must...not...correct...look away from the correction above, Bubbles..........Ok, grammar police fingers can't stand it any longer. I must teach this person basic writing skills for the sake of our future's children!
From the top:
You do not finish a sentence with a preposition.
Sentences should begin with capital letters and should always be punctuated.
It's cannot, or can't - not "cant". Same with "don't". There is an apostrophe.
"Anyone" is one word in that context.
Try/Tried, meany/meanies, cry/cries, fly/flies...get the trend?
"Hay" is for horses. Cows like it too.
Apostrophe plus s ('s) indicates ownership; it does not make the word plural (responses, not "response's").
"There", "Their", and "They're" - Three different meanings, not interchangeable.
"Whatnot" is one word.
"Chow" is what you feed to a dog. Maybe you meant "Ciao", Italian for goodbye?
"Anyway" is one word, and it never ends with s.
"Your" indicates ownership, "you're" is a contraction for "you are".
I hope this will help you to write better in the future, wenth. Well formed writing skills are an invaluable asset.