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Today's number, 50%. That's how much more often British people apologize than Americans do. So I'd like to apologize to all our listeners that I have not yet offended. It's coming. It's coming. Ed, true story. When I started at Morgan Stanley, I was consistently late. And I thought of an interesting apology in the all hands meeting said, I want to apologize for being late.
I was at home not being miserable. Yeah, it's not very good, is it? I got to come up with something better. All right, you talk. I'll find something better. What do you want me to talk about? I apologize for slapping you twice, but I needed to slap both faces. Get it? Two-faced? This is going nowhere, Ed. This is going nowhere. Keep throwing. See if anything sticks.
I promise to do a better job at hiding how much you annoy me, Ed. Finally some truth.
I'm like Don Rickles minus the talent right now. I do love that statistic. I think it's very true. We apologize way too much. You think? In fact, just before we recorded, yeah, I went to the bathroom and then I came back into the recording session. I was like, sorry. And everyone laughed at me. I shouldn't be apologizing for going to the bathroom.
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