Saying No Problem Is A Problem. Really! - Etiquette Julie Blais Comeau

I have a problem. When did «No problem» become the new two-word service phrase? I just don't get this expression. The correct answer is "You are welcome."

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Mom charges guests to attend her Christmas dinner — would you? - National

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About Julie Blais Comeau Chief Etiquette Officer

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We all know our words and actions can go global, in an instant. The slightest faux-pas can have a lasting impact on a career and a reputation. Have

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Raw, vegan, gluten-free? Dinner party etiquette for hosts and guests. - The Washington Post

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