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Sorry, Not Sorry: The Hidden Rules of Apology Across Cultures
When is an apology not really an apology? In Ireland, "sorry" is a social reflex—a lubricant for everyday friction. In Israel, refusing to apologize for something you didn't personally cause is a matter of honesty. And in the US, "sorry for the inconvenience" has become so hollow it's almost a joke. This episode unpacks the hidden cultural grammars behind the same small word, exploring how different societies handle responsibility, face, and social repair. From the phatic "sorry" of the Irish supermarket to the dugri directness of Israeli business culture, we examine what happens when these…
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