Today, two waiters were eagerly trying to convince me that the unusually vile Tom Yum at their restaurant was actually top-tier, and that I was just being toxic. As an "apology", they inexplicably offered me an espresso — while I was literally sitting there drinking tea. So I'm sitting there with my tea, and they go, "As an apology for our flawlessly delicious Tom Yum, which you personally didn’t like because you clearly don’t understand Tom Yum, we’ll serve you a cup of espresso".

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I play around with a thought that they're seemingly apologetic but not quite. Dark triad (quad) apology. Companies - like individuals - often demonstrate similar traits to _personality disorders_.

They will never admit being at fault because that potentially would cost them money and even their reputation.

This is part of the modern cultural sickness of failing to take personal responsibility for mistakes.