Read the following text message conversation between two colleagues:
Alex: Hey, are you still at the office? I left my notebook on my desk.
Bruno: No, I just left. But I can swing by and grab it for you if you'd like. I live nearby.
Alex: Oh, you don't have to do that! It's not that urgent.
Bruno: It's really no bother. I'll pick it up on my way home.
What does Bruno's phrase 'It's really no bother' mean?
That he doesn't want to be disturbed by Alex.
That it is not a problem or inconvenience for him to help.
That he is worried about Alex's notebook.
That helping Alex is a significant inconvenience for him.
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The expression 'it's no bother' is a common colloquial way of saying that something is not a problem or trouble. Bruno is reassuring Alex that helping him is easy and not an inconvenience, despite Alex's protest. It's a polite and friendly offer of help.
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