Bert Kreischer

Because I understand it.

I was at a radio station in Cleveland, and the guy came to the radio station.

And I was like, hey, man, I haven't seen you in forever.

What's up?

He was like, nothing.

He came in person?

In person, and he was shaking.

He was nervous because he had gone through the steps he needed to apologize.

And what he had done in my book of things people had done to me was not that big, but for him it was really big.

And he felt it was even bigger and needed to make amends.

And I was so not, I didn't realize what was happening.

And then Leanne was with me.

Leanne kicked me and was like, hey.

He's saying he's sorry.

And then I was like... And then I think that even Leanne was like, are you no longer drinking or something?

And he was like, so this is my fifth step or whatever.

And I just want to say I'm sorry for that.

And I was like... This sounds so narcissistic, I'm sure.

But I got to decide whether or not I wanted to forgive him, almost like Caesar.

And I was like, oh, I never really... Because you just always go, oh, don't worry about it.