Both “you’re welcome” and “my pleasure” communicate that it feels good to help while “no problem” and “de nada” more minimally communicate that it doesn’t feel bad to help.
I would rather keep resonating the good vibes back and forth instead of cutting them off with a bare neutral response.
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The chick filet founder firmly in the "my pleasure" I thought that was a great idea and strategy for creating good culture