People who say "No problem!"

[mudsticks]

Doesn’t bother me as much as “y’orrite?” instead of “how can I help?”

It's the irritable old buffers on here, that always keeps me coming back for more

 

[EltonFrog]

Another moany old git fred.

 

[mudsticks]

Another moany old git fred.

Oh c'mon, they're the best ones right??

 

[Jody]

......I think it's a tiny bit insulting. What it says to me is: "It might have been a problem but actually I managed to get it done for you anyway."

To me it just means "I have no problems with what you're asking me to do".

It's not insulting at all.

 

[mudsticks]

To me it just means "I have no problems with what you're asking me to do".

It's not insulting at all.

Yeah, but you know what these snoflake 'older' people are like..

They take offence at the slightest thing..

 

[Globalti]

I once had a conversation with a bank bloke in a call centre who kept calling me "Mate". It irritated me but I said nothing until we were closing the call when I said:"Oh just one more thing... I'm sure you're a nice bloke and I'd probably enjoy a pint with you but I'm not your MATE! Customers are Sir or Mister!"

 

[mudsticks]

I once had a conversation with a bank bloke in a call centre who kept calling me "Mate". It irritated me but I said nothing until we were closing the call when I said:"Oh just one more thing... I'm sure you're a nice bloke and I'd probably enjoy a pint with you but I'm not your MATE! Customers are Sir or Mister!"

I had a lorry driver turn up today, to deliver some gravel, who insisted on calling me 'love' repeatedly, and commenting on my appearance.

Imagine how annoying that is, to encounter on a daily basis..

For THE WHOLE OF YOUR LIFE..

 

[Drago]

It doesn't bother me. No problem here.

 

[swee'pea99]

As with many such expressions it entirely depends on who says it, and how.

 

[Randomnerd]

Chill pill needed daddio. They’re only words.

 

[rikki]

"No troubles - Bubbles"
A friend at school said this all the time.

 

[philk56]

No problem with me either. On the other hand, over here it's "too easy" that drives me mad

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Pas de problème... ouvrez une autre bouteille.
I think French sounds so much better than English, I love the French language.

 

[Dayvo]

I prefer the informal and friendly 'No worries.'

 

[Globalti]

Yes so do I love the French language. My brother in Michigan and I are chatting on Watsapp about the 11 million Canadians of French heritage. His last Watsapp says that the big GM car names Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, were all named after first nation chiefs but that in French Canadian culture Chevrolet has been adopted as an insult as it means goat-shagger. I've been thinking about that and can only assume they say chêvrelier meaning goat-rider in the same way as chevalier means horse-rider. Language is fascinating.