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James Waldby - jwpat7
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"You're welcome" was taught to me in school (NW America) as polite, but "no problem" and "don't metionmention it" are common between friends. My tech support guy always texts " np" after I thank him for fixing my computer at work. It seems self-effacing and generous to me.

"You're welcome" was taught to me in school (NW America) as polite, but "no problem" and "don't metion it" are common between friends. My tech support guy always texts " np" after I thank him for fixing my computer at work. It seems self-effacing and generous to me.

"You're welcome" was taught to me in school (NW America) as polite, but "no problem" and "don't mention it" are common between friends. My tech support guy always texts " np" after I thank him for fixing my computer at work. It seems self-effacing and generous to me.

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"You're welcome" was taught to me in school (NW America) as polite, but "no problem" and "don't metion it" are common between friends. My tech support guy always texts " np" after I thank him for fixing my computer at work. It seems self-effacing and generous to me.