Thought
When someone thanks you for something, “you’re welcome” or “my pleasure” is SO much better than “no problem”.
I’m an artist and entrepreneur living in
Toronto, Canada whose principle interests
are music, art, design, technology.
I’m an artist and entrepreneur living in
Toronto, Canada whose principle interests
are music, art, design, technology.
When someone thanks you for something, “you’re welcome” or “my pleasure” is SO much better than “no problem”.