Oh, wait, wait, no, no, no.

Listen, I, listen.

Listen.

Listen.

Wait, wait, wait.

I hate you for that.

Let me fix it.

Welcome back to Let Me Fix It, the podcast where we take you on a trip down memory lane to rebrand some of pop cultures best and worst

and repackage them for 2023. I'm Francesca Ramsey. I am a TV writer. I'm an actress. And a long

time ago, I was a graphic designer. I'm Delon Grant. I am a Broadway actor, a photographer, and one of

your co-hosts. Today, we're talking about bad apologies.

Do you find it hard to apologize, Fran? No, I think that I have gotten better at it over time. I do

think it's difficult because it's hard for people to admit when they're wrong. And I think a lot of times we, myself included,

associate being wrong with like a personal failing.

Like it means like you're not smart or it means you're bad or it means that you were

intentionally being malicious and that's not the truth.

So for me, I don't feel like it's something I

struggle with. What about you? Yeah, I mean, similar to yourself, like I feel like sorry is every

other word that comes out of my mouth. So no, I don't have a hard time apologies. But I think that's

just also because I grew up in the Midwest where like you stub, you know, you like bump somebody and you apologize. Like, I'll be in the car and I'll, like, break too briefly.

And, like, the person behind him, like, oh, I'm sorry.

They can't hear you.

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