Eric, what do you do when someone rejects a sincere apology? And let me be clear, an apology that

many would say that this individual didn't even have to make because it was about an issue

outside of yourself that serendipously just included you in the conversation. So what would

you say when someone rejects a sincere apology and offer it reconciliation?

I would say if it's truly a sincere apology, you're making it without any expectation of them accepting it.

Yeah.

I mean, so I'm petty, so I'll just speak from my perspective.

I would burn them down because I offered you the olive branch and now it's time for war. And if we're using that old symbolism of the olive branch,

the next step is invasion. You get your Spartans organized, okay, where it's definitely a reference

from ancient Greece. It could be any which way. You want to talk about a third century,

fourth century BC. You want a Puris, a Epicurus

to be invading, you know, lower Italy. What's going to happen here? Something's going to happen

if you don't take, we offer you the gift, which is the olive branch, but it's not like you

continuously offer it, because eventually you're just extending your arm out in a, you know,

front raise for what? A day, two days?

That's not fun.

Yeah, you'd at least have to balance it on the other arm, which would probably be what I would

deal.

But I'm going to retreat back to what I said, Omar, is that, you know, you offer the

olive branch.

They don't take it.

That's okay.

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