Postgame Show: You May Be Right (feat. JuJu Gotti)

Summary

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Postgame Show: You May Be Right (feat. JuJu Gotti)

Date: September 2, 2025

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Overview

Broadcast live from the Elser Hotel in Downtown Miami, this episode of the Postgame Show features Dan Le Batard, Stugotz, and the usual cast, with guest JuJu Gotti (JuJu Smith-Schuster). The panel delivers their trademark blend of sharp sports chatter, offbeat pop-culture takes, and inside jokes, anchored this week by vibrant discussions about the NFL’s quirky names, college football’s emotional moments, miscommunications, viral sports moments, and some delightfully random banter.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. NFL and Sports Takes With JuJu Gotti

• Boldest Take Segment
  JuJu Gotti delivers rapid-fire, comedic hot takes spanning the NFL, sports pop culture, and media personalities:

  • “The best players in NFL have the worst names.”
  • Jeremy Tache gets roasted for his looks (“looks like the American Idol contestant that immediately gets a no from all three judges” [00:46, JuJu Gotti]).
  • “Ham is basically diet bacon” — sparking a running debate.
  • “Even if you combined the Cowboys, the Jets, and the Browns into one super team, they'd still miss the playoffs.” [00:56, Jared via JuJu].

• Panel Banter and Reactions

  • Dan pushes back, defending a potential superteam (01:43).
  • Greg Cody instantly requests a poll: “Is ham diet bacon?” [01:47].

2. The Greg Cody Show Plug & “Under the Bed” Mishap

• Plugging Greg’s Podcast
  Christopher details the latest “Greg Cody Show,” highlighting behind-the-scenes access to the PFPI Fantasy Draft, draft grade breakdowns, and revisiting the infamous “big laptop incident.”

• Comedic Miscommunication
  A discussion breaks out over awkward phrasing regarding Christopher's parents and “having sex with him under the bed,” devolving into absurd, slightly uncomfortable wordplay and jokes about the phrasing (03:01–03:51).

  • Greg Cody: “There needed to be a comma.” [03:13]
  • Zaslow: “So it sounds like his parents are having sex with him under the bed.” [03:34]

3. Lee Corso and Emotional College Football Farewells

• Celebrating a Legend
  The panel praises ESPN’s College GameDay for giving Lee Corso a proper, emotional sendoff on live television. JuJu shares, “It was impressive that they were cutting onions in front of 90,000 people… Great to see a proper send off from a legend.” [06:04, JuJu Gotti]
• Critiquing Production Choices
  Dan notes a small downside: “They sacrificed like 5% of it being clean on TV for the people in the stadium to hear it.” [05:12, Dan Le Batard]

4. Viral Sports Moments, Takes on Capitalism, and Social Media Uproar

• Stealing the Hat = Capitalism?
  JuJu riffed on Amin Alhassan’s take that “stealing the hat from a kid is just informing children what capitalism really looks like,” calling it “one of the craziest scenes.” [06:58]
• Wild Responses
  The discussion becomes meta as the panel reads a tongue-in-cheek, faux-apology from the alleged hat thief: “Life is first come, first serve.” [07:47, JuJu reading statement]

5. College Football, Fan Drama, and Rooting Interests

• Alabama & Bill Belichick
  The group compares the sadness (“tears”) of Alabama fans and Bill Belichick after tough defeats; JuJu comments, “I thought we were a little bit done with Alabama tears…”
• Finding a Miami Hero
  JuJu shouts out Castellanos, a Miami native now an ACC rival, delighting over the “middle ground” Miami fans can root for—even if the pronunciation of his name divides the panel (09:26–10:33).

6. Name Pronunciation and Sports Trivia

• Is Castellanos Correct?
  Zaslow: “He is pronouncing it the way Castellanos wants it being pronounced.” [10:19]
• Running Joke on Name Changes
  Mike: “If I all of a sudden showed up today and said… my name is now Zeus Low. No, that’s wrong.” [10:39]

7. Sports Names and Confusion

• Devin Hester vs. Devin Hester Jr.
  JuJu points out confusion over a young football player named Devin Hester Jr., who’s “not related to the Devin Hester in any shape, form, or fashion.” [10:54]
• Share of Personal Dads’ Frustrations
  Hunter Renfrow missing calls from Panthers brass—because his daughter was watching Bluey—leads to everyone swapping stories about things their kids love (K Pop, children’s movies) that drive parents up the wall [11:31–12:09].

8. Quirky Poll Questions and Results

• Recent Polls
  • “Have you ever been in your neighbor’s master bedroom?”: 83% say NO
  • “Do you know what a plain stick is?”: 84% say NO — launches into a Dunkin Donuts plain stick discussion [12:31–13:18]
• Greg Cody’s Oldest Toy
  Greg jokes: “Before toys were invented, Greg Cody wanted to play. And what did he play with? A plain stick.” [13:18, JuJu/Christopher]
• More Polls
  • Are lemonade stands a grift by parents? 82%: YES
  • Is Bill Belichick enjoying his own suffering? 75%: YES
  • Raisins in potato salad? 96%: NO [13:48–15:14]

9. U.S. Open & Women’s Tennis

• Naomi Osaka’s Comeback
  JuJu admires Naomi Osaka’s bounce-back: “Naomi Osaka… might have got her swag back on national television… commendable to see her come back in such great fashion.” [15:30, JuJu]
• Taylor Townsend
  Salutes Taylor Townsend’s run and resilience despite a recent exit.

10. Live Rankings Refresh & College Football Poll Obsession

• Panelists repeatedly check AP football rankings live, joking about their own impatience, the irrelevance of early polls, and fandom anxieties (16:08–16:51).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• JuJu Gotti, on Lee Corso:
  “It was impressive that they were cutting onions in front of 90,000 people the entire time. Because I’m watching this show, I’m like, lord, what’s happening? I’m a ho. I’m a gangster… Great to see a proper send off from a legend.” [06:04]
• On the “Ham = Diet Bacon” debate:
  “Put it on the poll at @LeBatardShow: Is ham diet bacon?” [01:47, Greg Cody]
• Zaslow, on awkward phrasing:
  “It sounds like his parents are having sex with him under the bed.” [03:34]
• JuJu Gotti, on sports moments:
  “If you’re going to lose, go out with a barrel. And he definitely did that.” [09:26]
• Greg, reminiscing about old toys:
  “Before toys were invented, Greg Cody wanted to play. And what did he play with? A plain stick.” [13:18, JuJu/Greg Cody]

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Segment Timestamps

• 00:32: Dan introduces the show; Boost Mobile boldest takes with JuJu
• 00:45–01:43: JuJu’s NFL/player hot takes, bacon vs. ham, wild team combination
• 01:47–02:58: Greg Cody Show plug, Fantasy draft recap, “sex under the bed” misunderstanding
• 03:40–04:51: Lee Corso’s sendoff, emotional TV moments, production talk
• 05:12–06:04: Crowd vs. TV moment quality, tributes from ESPN competitors
• 06:04–06:38: JuJu on Corso; another legendary sendoff
• 06:58–08:24: Capitalism and hat-stealing as teaching moments, reckless speculation
• 08:53–09:26: Alabama fan drama, college tears poll debate
• 09:26–10:33: Castellanos’ Miami connection and name debate
• 10:54–11:19: Devin Hester Jr. not related to Devin Hester
• 11:31–12:15: Adorable and frustrating kid-parent anecdotes (Bluey, K Pop)
• 12:31–15:14: Poll results: master bedrooms, plain stick, lemonade stands, Bill Belichick, raisins
• 15:30–16:08: US Open tennis: Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka
• 16:08–16:57: Hurricanes rankings, poll obsession, live AP rankings refresh bit
• 16:57-end: Jeremy’s apology song for Diana Rossini, episode outro

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Final Notes

This episode highlights the show’s knack for turning sports talk into a communal comedy jam, mixing deep affection for legends like Lee Corso with the kind of nonsense (poll questions about ham and childhood toys) that keeps the loyal audience engaged. Regular moments of meta-awareness, playful antagonism, and cultural asides (K Pop, tennis, donut shapes) make for trademark Le Batard content—fun, fast, and unpredictable.

The recurring theme: sports connect us through both seriousness (Corso tributes, Osaka’s resilience) and silliness (awkward wordplay, Dunkin Donuts debates), and the Le Batard crew covers it all with giddy irreverence and heart.

Transcript

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[Dan Le Batard]

Fun show today. Football's back. We have juju coming up here in a second. But first, the Boost Mobile boldest take presented by Boost Mobile, the newest 5G network in the country. The fans have been bringing it. Let's see what they got this week.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

The best players in NFL have the worst names. Jeremy Tache looks like the American Idol contestant that immediately gets a no from all three judges. Took a look at the stats today. I'm 042. Coach even tried to draw me a play, something new, but I was blocked by Lafrence. Lafrence. Lafrence la France. It's true. After taxes, $188 million is not enough to move to Green Bay. Ham is basically diet bacon. Hey, it's Jared. I think you could combine the Cowboys, the J and the Browns into one super team and they'd still miss the playoffs. John Isner does not give two shit that Zaslow's movie theater sells pickles.

[Dan Le Batard]

I disagree with that. I think if you combine the Browns, the Jets and the Cowboys, you'd have a damn good team.

[Greg Cody]

Put it on the poll at Lebartard show is ham diet bacon. Greg Cody. The Greg Cody show featuring Greg Cody has another podcast drop that was on Monday. Bigger and better than anything that Pablo Torre is going to drop tomorrow. What? What do people need to know about the Greg Cody show featuring Greg Cody podcast that just dropped?

[Christopher]

Yeah, I would mention three things. Number one, you come live inside the PFPI Fantasy draft. It's a Greg Cody show exclusive. No other podcast had a camera in the PFPI Fantasy draft. So you get to see that. You get.

[Juju]

We.

[Christopher]

We talked to a fantasy football expert who grades my draft versus Christopher's draft. And also we revisit the big laptop incident last year. Last week on the show here that created such a yelling match between Christopher and I and I expected it to be conciliatory with both of us apologizing to each other. Didn't happen.

[Mike]

Wow. Why would someone else have a camera in your fantasy football war room?

[Christopher]

It's a major annual event. Yeah, and so There were media inquiries.

[Zaslow]

Why did his parents have sex with him under a bed?

[Christopher]

That's a good plan. I was wondering that myself. But we denied other media inquiries because we wanted it for the Greg Cody show exclusively. You know, you can understand that.

[Dan Le Batard]

Had sex with him under the bed.

[Zaslow]

There needed to be a comma.

[Christopher]

Yeah, I think there was weird wording.

[Greg Cody]

No, it should. It's. It should have. It should have.

[Dan Le Batard]

I'm not going to lie. When I was, like, putting it all together, I heard it and I'm just like, is this worth calling my dad to, like, jump on zoom?

[Juju]

Yeah.

[Dan Le Batard]

I was just like, yeah, you know what? It's fine.

[Zaslow]

There's a standard.

[Dan Le Batard]

In my defense, you didn't notice it till, like, the third time it was said.

[Zaslow]

Yeah, it sounds like his parents are having sex with him under the bed.

[Greg Cody]

It actually sounded before that because the under the bed didn't come until later. It sounded like the winner was them just having sex with me.

[Zaslow]

Well, neither did your dad.

[Greg Cody]

And then it said under the bed.

[Christopher]

Who has sex under a bed?

[Juju]

Steve Martin.

[Christopher]

Is that right?

[Greg Cody]

It's.

[Dan Le Batard]

It's Tuesday.

[Zaslow]

Do you have it? Back in my day.

[Greg Cody]

Juju. Lee Corso. What? We got it right. We got the ending right. Unbelievable that we allowed ourselves in the middle of a stadium full of people on live television to get one ending right. Ozzy Osbourne got one ending right, and Lee Corso gets another ending right.

[Mike]

They did a really good job because it wasn't like this whole drawn out, dramatic over emotional thing. They were just able to do the show and have the really fun moment, the end. And I think what contributes that was they. They had that special that they did at the end of last week where that was all the emotion. Everyone's crying and seeing how much they love Lee, I thought they did it. They did a really good job.

[Dan Le Batard]

My only critique was that they did it. They wanted the crowd to hear it. So there was kind of like an echo, like at the moment when Herbie was doing his toss to. It was a slight echo because it's.

[Greg Cody]

Hard to do in front of 90,000 people live like that. It's so hard, and it's so. It's so difficult when you can see that they're trying to, like, sort of hold a grandfather by the elbows to make sure that he gets to the end. He's in front of 90,000 people. You want a stadium to hear him just right. It's a little bit hard. I understand that. That's the ask. You don't want the moment to Be perfect.

[Dan Le Batard]

I want it to be fully clean on TV. And they sacrificed like 5% of the it being clean on TV for the people in the stadium to hear it.

[Jordan]

Did you guys see Rinaldi on Big Noon did a tribute to him with the Bear. Yeah, they had like a whole thing where it was him talking about Lee Corso and how much he meant to game day and all this stuff. Like Big Noon, their competitor, they stopped. They stopped multiple times. They did a tribute to him. They all put on headgear at one.

[Zaslow]

Point in time and then they simulcast the. The headgear pick, which was.

[Dan Le Batard]

Which is our idea that they took.

[Zaslow]

They should have though.

[Dan Le Batard]

I'm imagining they heard it and they were like, hey, I heard a good idea.

[Jordan]

I don't think so.

[Dan Le Batard]

We should probably do this.

[Zaslow]

Yeah, but they didn't position as like, I heard a good idea. Some guy just ran with and said, hey, this is my idea.

[Dan Le Batard]

That's what Some guy heard our show and then went to guys, I thought.

[Greg Cody]

It was a good idea and was surprised that they did it. Juju, what were the things that stood out for you about Corso?

[Juju]

Yeah, it was impressive that they were cutting onions in front of 90,000 people the entire time. Because I'm watching this show, I'm like, lord, like, what's happening? I'm a ho. I'm a gangster. Like, it's like soldiers. Great to see a proper send off from a legend. And the legend was still legendary with his last picks went perfect. Tennessee, Florida State, South Carolina, Miami, lsu, Ohio State. Man, hats off to the legend. What a wonderful career.

[Greg Cody]

And all his teams that he played for and coached also won. Did you have any opinions on any of the subject matter from today's show and some of the stuff we missed? For example, surely you have opinions on Amin Alhassan saying that the stealing the hat from a kid is just informing children what capitalism really looks like so they can learn it early in life.

[Juju]

Bruh. That is one of the craziest scenes. His response to the Millionaire. His response made it even wackier. Here's his response. If this is his response, I know how the Internet works these days. We might need to play the reckless speculation because I'm not 100% sure he responded this way, but if so, he's the most, most hilarious man on earth. Time to throw away the journalistic credibility and get reckless.

[Christopher]

Here is something we like to call reckless speculation.

[Greg Cody]

Zaz, quit making. Quit, quit, quit. You got to tell him he's good, you're good, pay attention. What Are you doing?

[Mike]

You know what I'm doing?

[Greg Cody]

I'm.

[Mike]

I'm trying to see when the new rankings are coming out. Trying to see where the games are.

[Dan Le Batard]

Keep refreshing back here.

[Jordan]

Yeah, me and Mike were doing our own AP rankings a couple minutes ago.

[Juju]

Forgiven. He says the recent. So, I'm sorry. I was gonna read it like he said it. The recent incident at the tennis match has called disproportionate online uproar. It's all about the famous hat, of course. Yes, I took it. Yes, I did it quickly. But as I've always said, life is first come, first serve. What are you doing? And he's made some threats as well, to his constituent. Whatever that's called. Constituency.

[Zaslow]

All right.

[Greg Cody]

Constituency. He's made some threats. So he's doubling down on taking the hat.

[Christopher]

That's crazy.

[Juju]

Yes, sir. He's doubling down, and that's crazy. The same way it was crazy last night. I don't know if y' all touched this with Jordan was actually on the sideline with Bill for a little spell. That is absolute nuts behavior from Jordan and Bill. Why are you over there, sis? Get back up there in the stands. Salute to you, but that's a bad look after that loss.

[Greg Cody]

Speaking of bad looks, what do you think of this here Alabama fan in the middle finger? We've got an Alabama. I don't know if this is exactly the way to cover college football, but we're covering the hell out of college football without talking about the US Open. What's happening here with this Alabama fan, man? This was you guys. Which one? Put it on the poll, Juju, so I can get to it tomorrow at Le Batard show. Which tears did you enjoy more, Alabama's or Bill Belichick's? Because I thought. Thought we were a little bit done with Alabama tears. Like I thought we. We already knew that was all over, didn't we?

[Juju]

No, I mean, I didn't think so. Also, side note, Castellanos, I think we finally found middle ground, like literal middle ground. This is a kid from Miami, Florida, went to Jeremy's UCF and went to the Ware County High School. Oh, my goodness. Where the kid himself went to high school. If you didn't know my high school, the most country is high school in the world. I think we found somebody to root for, even though he's with the rival right now in the acc. Castellanos. Oh, brilliant. But I think that Alabama fan has never looked more handsome in his entire life. What a shot. If you're going to lose, go out With a barrel. And he definitely did that.

[Greg Cody]

Is. Is Juju pronouncing that name correctly? Because I've always pronounced it Castellanos. When I.

[Zaslow]

When I see it, he is pronouncing it the way that Castellanos wants it being pronounced.

[Mike]

Oh, really?

[Zaslow]

Yeah. Or not. Castellanos is actually pronouncing it. All right. That's really not.

[Greg Cody]

No, I was just curious. So am I wrong when I call him Castellanos?

[Zaslow]

Yes, because he wants to be called Castellanos.

[Greg Cody]

Okay. I'm going to have to do better.

[Mike]

I think he might be wrong.

[Greg Cody]

You think he might be wrong?

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

Yeah.

[Christopher]

Isn't it his choice?

[Mike]

Well, I mean, if I all of a sudden showed up today and said, you know, my name is now Zeus Low. No, that's wrong.

[Dan Le Batard]

Our name is supposed to be Cote.

[Zaslow]

I don't know how you Dolphin fans do it. You got Hn and Sir Tan just doing whatever the hell they want.

[Juju]

Speaking of wrong, the entire world got it wrong, including me. When we saw Devin Hester Jr. Running back a punt return, I was like, boy, I am old. It is over for me. But he is not related to the Devin Hester in any shape, form, or fashion.

[Dan Le Batard]

I tried to explain that to my friends. We were doing a fantasy draft that night, and I was like, yeah, so Devin Hester Jr. Returned a kick for a touchdown. Now explain it to me.

[Juju]

Oh, wow, how cool.

[Dan Le Batard]

Mike, he's not Devin Hester Jr. He's just Devin Hester Jr. Oh, I get it now.

[Jordan]

Different middle names.

[Juju]

Also, Hunter Renfro, in the adorable moment this this week, he says that he missed over 10 calls from the Panthers brass Dave Canales and Dan Morgan because his daughter was playing Bluey and watching Bluey, and she kept ignoring the calls, which made me want to ask the fathers in here, what'? Something adorable yet seriously frustrating that your daughters have done. If you can think of anything.

[Dan Le Batard]

This K Pop movie just obsessed my. My whole life. I can't get in.

[Zaslow]

You too, dude, it's got some bangers.

[Dan Le Batard]

I mean, it's got a couple bangers, but it's. I've heard it so many times. I'm done with it. I'm just done.

[Greg Cody]

They figured out how to make music that addicts the children.

[Dan Le Batard]

It gets the moms, too.

[Zaslow]

It does.

[Dan Le Batard]

K Pop moms love music.

[Zaslow]

Solid genre.

[Mike]

It's another thing they love to tell you.

[Juju]

What?

[Greg Cody]

Oh, not again. At Levitar Show. At Levitard show on the polls. What do you have for us on poll updates?

[Juju]

Juju, have you ever been inside your Neighbor's master bedroom. 83% of the audience says, no, they have not.

[Mike]

Yo, gotta work. How else am I gonna make that money?

[Dan Le Batard]

Definitely right.

[Juju]

Gotta want to earn.

[Greg Cody]

Yeah.

[Juju]

Do you? Well said. Do you know what a plain stick is? 84 of the audience says, no, they do not.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

What?

[Greg Cody]

Dunkin Donuts plain stick. They do not know. So describe. Now you've got to tell the audience what it is. A plain stick is a donut that is the plainest of the donuts.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's a plain stick.

[Christopher]

Sounds like my only toy is a child.

[Jordan]

I can't even find it on their menu.

[Mike]

You know what? I will stop at Dunkin' Donuts tomorrow morning on the way in. I will buy a plane stick.

[Dan Le Batard]

I don't bring a bunch in.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

Let's go.

[Greg Cody]

That was a great joke by Greg Cody. His original toy was indeed a plain stick. Like he. No before toy.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

He's not.

[Greg Cody]

Before toys were invented, Greg Cody wanted to play. And what did he play with? A plain stick.

[Christopher]

That and kicking a rock.

[Greg Cody]

There were no toys. Toys had not been invented yet, so.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

All that was available.

[Dan Le Batard]

They didn't have a slinky.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

Nothing.

[Greg Cody]

No, there was nothing.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

It.

[Christopher]

Nothing.

[Greg Cody]

Keep going, Juju.

[Juju]

Speaking of playstyle, I just want to throw a random salute and a welcome back Thanasis antetokounmpo to the NBA. Come on, man. Back on the team with his big brother. I love it. Our lemonade stands. A grift by the parents. 82% of the audience says, yes, it is a whopping 35 bucks to steal.

[Greg Cody]

Money for dinner that doesn't pay for dinner anymore. Six avocados.

[Juju]

Is Bill Belichick's face stupider? Now that he has took that loss? 194 of the audience says, yes, it is. Does Bill Belichick enjoy Bill Belichick's suffering more than anyone? 75% of the audience says yes.

[Greg Cody]

I know, Chris. You don't think it's true, but he does love to be miserable. Like, you know, people like this. Kornheisers like this. I don't know many like this, but Belichick probably enjoys misery.

[Christopher]

Yeah, it looks weird when he smiles. It's, like, creepy.

[Juju]

Also creepy. The Oregon duck lost his head the other day. Neither here nor there. Get well soon. Last poll. Should there be raisins in the potato salad? The potato salad. 90. 96% of the audience says, no, there should not be. And those are your polls.

[Greg Cody]

Before we get to Jeremy, who's got a song about me not apologizing to Diana Rossini? Do you have any thoughts, Juju? We did not cover tennis at all today. We did not cover the U.S. open. What did you think of all the things that happened there?

[Juju]

Oh, yeah. Taylor Townsend, take a bow for a great, you know what I mean, performance and how she responded last year, last week to controversy, even though she's out now. But Naomi Osaka yesterday in straight sets against Coco Golf might have got her swag back on national television. Like all the stuff that she's gone through, mental health wise, having a daughter, it's just very commendable to see her come back in such great fashion. So I know Coco gonna be back. She's playing with the new. A new serve, trying it out right now. So she gonna be good. But it's definitely good to see Naomi Osaka back on the right path.

[Greg Cody]

Did you refresh it? Where are the Hurricanes ranked? Because I think Notre Dame's not going to drop. I think they're going to stay exactly where they are.

[Dan Le Batard]

No way.

[Mike]

It hasn't updated yet.

[Zaslow]

So mad just now.

[Greg Cody]

Kidding.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

So mad.

[Greg Cody]

Four top 10 teams lost. It would be funny if Notre Dame just stayed right where they were. Just kept it right where. You better be kidding, Juju. See you guys got in range. As if we're not.

[Zaslow]

I don't like getting my chain jerked.

[Greg Cody]

Did you refresh it?

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

What did you say?

[Mike]

It hasn't updated yet.

[Zaslow]

All right.

[Greg Cody]

Because you care what the AP says after week one. The three of you are refreshing things.

[Zaslow]

Yeah.

[Juju Smith-Schuster]

Yeah.

[Dan Le Batard]

What do you care about the coach's poll?

[Mike]

Better get some respect.

[Greg Cody]

I care about not apologizing.

[Jordan]

What's the most important poll until December when it's completely meaningless?

[Greg Cody]

Yes. Okay. Very good. Let's play Jeremy's song. Thank you, Juju. Appreciate the time, sir.

[Juju]

Yes, sir. Thank you.

[Diana Rossini]

Hey, it's Diana Rossini. And Dan's trying to say he's sorry, but he said, my bad. You feel that way. She was doing a real job. No, it isn't just a high. We all wanted to know where feelings play. Telling her she's all alone, condescending toward the job she owns. Even says the life she chose is so insane. But Greg Cody has advice. He knows how to make things right. And he says it only takes this one quick phrase. You may be right. Or if you say so, and you won't have to actually say sorry no more apologize. Say, you never know, but go. He's grown. It's always says, you may be right.