Season 3, Episode 5 – "The Company You Keep"

This week on Sorry, Pal, Levi shares a story that restored a little bit of his faith in the wrestling business. After attending an independent wrestling event, the promotion initially had no idea who his son was. But once they discovered he was Levi Blue's son, they didn't treat him like an inconvenience or a burden—they welcomed him with open arms. Levi talks about the importance of making people feel like they belong, how the staff and locker room went out of their way to take care of his son, and why acts of kindness like that deserve to be recognized. He takes time to publicly thank the promotion and everyone involved for showing class in an industry that doesn't always get it right.

Levi also opens up about a fundraiser he's currently putting together, discussing why giving back matters and how communities can accomplish incredible things when people stop worrying about credit and focus on helping others.

Of course, it wouldn't be Sorry, Pal without a few detours into the random thoughts bouncing around inside Levi's head. From observations about human nature to the strange things that seem to make perfect sense only after midnight, nothing is off limits.

Finally, Levi tackles a topic that's become all too common in the age of social media: the people we claim we want out of our lives. He points out the irony of repeatedly posting about, reacting to, and obsessing over individuals we insist we've moved on from. Sometimes, the very act of constantly talking about someone only creates curiosity, draws new attention to them, and keeps them relevant long after they should have faded into the background. If you truly want someone gone, maybe the answer isn't another post, another screenshot, or another rant.

It's a conversation about gratitude, perspective, accountability, and knowing when to let things go.

I'm back, bitches... and this is Sorry, Pal.