"bother to do" vs "bother doing"

[MrPedantic]

Not as a set phrase, in BrE.

But you can say “to make someone rich”.

Best wishes,

MrP

Bother coming v.s. bother to come

Hi, This is a popular question in the sense of ‘ing’ or ‘infinitive’ and my answer is invariably to use ‘ing’ for a general use and ‘infinitive’ for a specific use but fundamentally they are the same: it isn’t necessary for you to come back. Alan