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People just seem lacking in being able to say thank you or you are welcome. They also seem reluctant to say 'sorry' or apology accepted.
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I'm extremely worried when anyone is polite
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that's another word people abuse, u say "oh sorry" that means you did or said something wrong !
So try not to say "sorry" so much, unless it's acounted for 
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betterb1=explain ??????
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i'm sorry in some parts of the world means "i intentionally did not something and it will never happen again.
and if something happens, then we are enemies and our families are feuding.
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MMguo!!
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Nutin Phre š
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Great guess...
That's why the North feels superior (Imperialistic), and the South doesn't give a shit,
as long as they're making tons of cash.
An Imperialist with $5.00 USD can get a cup of tea at McDonald's, and the Southerner is the franchisee, making profit of that $0.05 cup of coffee. The political Imperialist can drink his coffee outside...
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The shopkeeper says, "Mmguo", and the Imperialist doesn't even realize that dialects exist...
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I say sorry every time I move you in the wrong way
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no worries is actually an aussie term, they say it all the time there and in new zeakand
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Surfer
Never pay attention to what I say and random abyss.
On 2nd thought never pay any attention to anything I say.
Or type
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#NoProblemo
I lean towards replying Absolutely but I get many thanks. ADHD good for something 
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You kinda just have to remember that different people use different terms to say things . To each itās own
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Thank you is not used enough for people to know how to respond.
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I though the āno problemā response is kind of a California thing. You donāt often hear it in the Midwest.
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Itās a millennial thing. Since they are so self centered because
They never had to complete for anything when you try to communicate
With āthank youā the response is āno problem ā because to thank someone
You have to understand empathy and they donāt. When they say āno problem ā
They are telling you how your thank you affected them.
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Thank you!
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I actually do say "no problem" and "no worries".
For me, helping was no big deal, really. Think nothing of it. Let's move on to the next chapter.
Some people can be very over the top saying "thank you."
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Mai Pen Rai
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I'm one that's big on saying no problem. I've heard this complaint before so I try to make a conscious effort to say you're welcome.
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How about a 'yeah, sure'?
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^^^You like it thick baby?
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When someone says, "Thank you." I respond with, "Welk you."
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I notice that too, nobody wants to use proper English .New world being "cool".
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It is rude to say something and expect a person to respond only with what you feel is polite or appropriate.
"No problem" or "no worries" or "glad to help" are fine and polite answers. If you were taught differently, sorry for your deficient upbringing.
Those answers reflect a more worldly and sophisticated person actually since they are more like other languages, cultures, and idiomatic sayings. "You are welcome" is truly a strange thing to say in response to thanks if you think about it.
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Ok well it seems I'm coming off a bit pesomistic, I appreciate everyones response !!
I still and will always say "you're welcome" & I will respect the "no worries" "no problem" thingy !!
Thank you all for hearing me out though !!
UpperEchelon 
Pjforfun 
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When I get my sticky stuff all over you and you say "wow! Thank you!", I'll be sure to say you're welcome and not no worries...
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A hime post. You're welcome
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Injun chief
Does your sound different than you're?
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What fuck is this shit about! Oh, my bad š£
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People say thank you when they donāt mean it as complimentary. It has grown to mean I appreciate what you just said, and I am thinking about what I plan to do.
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Most people donāt know the proper etiquette when speaking to other human beings. So much hate is pretrade into this world nowadays that people are miserable and donāt remember the basics.
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