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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"No worries" and "no problem" are such silly Millennial expressions. How about "Thank you" when it's warranted, and "You're welcome" when it's warranted. People under 35 don't seem to know those expressions, especially the latter. It's useful oftentimes. [/quote] :roll: [/quote] The PP is right. I hardly ever hear "You're welcome" anymore. [/quote] Your welcome is not an appropriate alternative to no worries. "Jane, attached is the document that we discussed, again my apologies for the last minute Rush. Jim" No worries is a casual response to a close coworker professing an apology or using and apologetic tone (and a confirmation of receipt). You're welcome and thank you are not always appropriate alternatives. [/quote]
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