Kail Lowry

I say, I'm sorry.

And then I say, I forgive you.

Then I start getting very specific with it because, you know, those blanket apologies don't really mean anything.

I'm sorry for everything.

That doesn't hold any weight.

What are you sorry for?

So I start literally getting very specific with my apologies to myself, you know, and it kind of had to start with childhood.

You know, you had to kind of work through that stuff.

I'm sorry I wasn't able to protect myself from the things that might have happened to me in childhood.

I forgive you, you know?

And I was in the bathroom like 30, 45 minutes, hour, like literally saying that type of stuff.

And I started crying and I came by the bathroom.

I was just like, I actually feel better, you know?

So I called, I knew what my wife had went.

I knew she went to her friends.

I was right.

And I was like, I called her friend.

I was like, okay, I'm not the last person you want to hear from.

But, uh, if, uh,

what percentage chance do you think I have of getting her to come back home?