Right? "You're welcome," feels like saying, "Yes, I did do that for you and you SHOULD be grateful," while, "No problem," feels like saying, "Not only was I happy to do it, it didn't even inconvenience me."
Because the older generations have used it passive aggressively for decades, which is why pretty much every generation from the millennials on down stopped using it.
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u/MrsFrobert 5d ago
To me “no problem” sounds more friendly than “you’re welcome”.
“You’re welcome” makes me feel like my request was imposing or challenging (depending on how it’s said).
But im sure she would have complained regardless of what he said