I know that I personally stopped, and never really started, saying "you're welcome" because I never really understood the point of it. When I was taught manner

I know that I personally stopped, and never really started, saying "you're welcome" because I never really understood the point of it. When I was taught manners as a child, it always seemed to me that people did things because they got off on being thanked, then welcoming people for that thanks. That never made sense to me, I always did things because I wanted to do them, or it made sense to do them, and expected no thanks. I guess I never say you're welcome, because I don't really expect to be thanked. I'll usually say yep or mumble something, because while I do acknowledge and appreciate thanks, I don't expect it or welcome it.