who else is driven crazy by the inane use of "not a problem" to every sentence you make

[dizzydo]

when it wasnt a problem in the first place.
ie.
Can I speak to bla bla
Not a problem - sorry he's engaged
Can you get him to call me?
Not a problem
and so it goes on for the entire conversation

arghhhhhhhhhhh!

I have a colleague who says "no worries" to everything, even when it is, actually, a worry...

An insurance agent assured me once that it's "not a problem" that I'm married ...

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I lose the will to live when someone says 'basically' or 'literally'.
"I literally ran for the bus".

no problem and no worries drive me insaaaaane!!

Absolutely all the time bugs the hell out of me.

Dh works with someone who says "gosh" all the time. Poor chap is know as gosh in our house.