John Delony

So does reconciliation, like that word, I mean, I'm going to give like a cheap definition, but it means to make it right.

And so if a guy that was my brother, if I have a brother, he's awesome.

One of the most integrous guys I know.

If my brother and I went into business together, he tricked me, ripped me off, then sold it to me and helped a bunch of other people start a competing business.

And then a couple years later came back and said, hey, I want to reconcile.

Making that relationship right would come with him saying, I completely was wrong.

Right.

It would come with making things right with restitution.

You guys are out 300 grand because of what I did.

I'm going to make this right.

That would come with, I know I've got to re-earn your trust, and so a path back would be awesome, and I'll walk it.

Reconciliation is not, ah, come on, it's all good.

Those are the old days.

That's not reconciliation.

That's gaslighting.

That's cowardice.

That's cowardice, cowardice, cowardice, and weakness wrapped up in a suit.

Strength and integrity is saying the words, I was wrong.

I'm sorry.

How can I make this right?