"And why, exactly, should we have expected you to act any different in private?" Judy replied, still glaring. She'd been done, even before Nick stepped in. She'd only wanted the one punch, and even that had been in defense of Nick rather than herself.

"It's not like you gave us any reason to. We asked, over and over, for you to stop. Not grovel, not apologize, but stop. And you couldn't even be bothered to do that. What guarantee did we have that you'd magically start listening if we talked in person?"

Because, as far as she'd seen, Grif acted the same way on the comms as he did anywhere else.