I’m sorry. No offense.”

That’s Debra Messing’s character apologizing to Dermot Mulroney’s character for the thousandth time in“The Wedding Date.”

“Do me a favor, quit apologizing,” Mulroney retorts, “If you look at this as a business transaction, maybe you won’t feel compelled to keep saying sorry.”

Messing: “I’m sorry.”

Mulroney: “It’s aIso really annoying.”

Messing: “Sorry. Sorry!”

You get the picture.

You know what they say about someone who apologizes too much. They’re a pushover; they’re weak—they’re easily taken advantage of. Just like piranhas can smell blood in the water, bullies love a weakling.

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