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Exactly what I thought Tdol .... something about 'where' as a relative pronoun not liking prepositions. .... Still the original sentence sounds ok. However, that may be because we are used to listening to English spoken incorrectly.
There are cases where the preposition would be wrong and 'which' would be used:
The town where I was born...
The town in which I was born
The town which I was born in...
If that 'nice to meet you' was meant for me ..... Nice to meet you too. If it wasn't, well, it's nice to meet you anyway.
About the original post: I think I might even go so far as to say that the first sentence (the one with that) is the only correct possibility.
If that 'nice to meet you' was meant for me ..... Nice to meet you too. If it wasn't, well, it's nice to meet you anyway.
About the original post: I think I might even go so far as to say that the first sentence (the one with that) is the only correct possibility.
where/that 
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