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My first encounter with "No problem" was in an article in Reader's Digest many years ago. The author heard a young man asked to do something that was going to require his making a considerable effort. His reponse was "No problem" a suffiently gracious response that it prompted the article. Unfortunately like so many once gracious reponses it has been overworked.
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