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Date Posted: 18:07:48 08/06/02 Tue
Author: Fannie
Subject: Your welcome? or No Problem?

How many times have you gone to your local department store or grocery store and after giving your cashier a polite "Thank you" you are responded to with a "No problem"? Does this bother you? It does me. In this day and age I think we have gotten away from good manners and have tried to become much too relaxed. I don't think a "No problem" from someone I don't know on a personal level is a courteous response. I'm sure it's just me, but what happened to the good old, polite, "Your welcome"?

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