To coin a strategy from Tony Robbins, sometimes it takes offending or annoying people to snap them out of the mode they're in and make them pay attention. So wh

To coin a strategy from Tony Robbins, sometimes it takes offending or annoying people to snap them out of the mode they're in and make them pay attention. So while I appreciate what you're saying, these are not always negative experiences or mistakes that want to be apologized for. Sometimes this act of disruption is used with good intent, for a good purpose and with good results. Of course, most of the time we offend or annoy people it's not with this in mind and we do it thoughtlessly or carelessly, so with that in mind, I agree with your sentiment.