It's one thing to say you're sorry and mean it because you truly feel bad about something you said or did. But when it's a forced apology -- when someone tells you that you need to have that remorse or regret -- does it really make things better? Jeremy Bradley talks about childhood when your parent would make you apologize to another kid and how that seemingly resolved things. Ditto for workplaces, when a co-worker must apologize to others after doing something wrong. Does it make someone feel better when an apology is dictated or mandated? Also, the big debate about taking off your shoes on an airplane: JB has some thoughts about why it's OK to do. Later, have you ever noticed something embarrassing in the background of someone's photo? JB has some laughs about what he's seen.