<v Speaker 1>Jerry, Katy and Josh Mix one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>It's funny that the name of that song is called

<v Speaker 2>home Wrecord, which might be considered a toxic trait. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>if you're a home record some I mean, maybe it

<v Speaker 2>might fall in there.

<v Speaker 3>I don't know.

<v Speaker 2>It's Jeremy Katie Josh here at Mix one hundred and Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>that's what we're talking about. Your toxic trades, the things

<v Speaker 2>that you know are not good and on the heels

<v Speaker 2>of that too, like the things that you just kind

<v Speaker 2>of refuse to do. That's kind of what my toxic

<v Speaker 2>traite is. But if you guys want to sound off

<v Speaker 2>about this three oh three six nine one one Mix

<v Speaker 2>three oh three six nine one sixteen forty nine. Now,

<v Speaker 2>my toxic trait that my wife called me out on

<v Speaker 2>is I never ever ever will pull over and help

<v Speaker 2>out somebody on the side of the road.

<v Speaker 3>I am not that guy. I am not gonna do it.

<v Speaker 2>Case in point, we were driving to a basketball game

<v Speaker 2>and on our way to the game.

<v Speaker 3>On twenty five we look.

<v Speaker 2>Over and there's Reed's coach on the side of the road.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, you know them, I know them, I know them.

<v Speaker 3>I just kept on driving. No, you didn't. She's like,

<v Speaker 3>you gotta pull over and help and see what's going on.

<v Speaker 2>It was like him and a couple other cars. I'm

<v Speaker 2>not gonna do that. He's fine, everything is fine.

<v Speaker 3>Let's go. We gotta get to the game. I'm not

<v Speaker 3>pulling over the coach for the game. Is that rude?

<v Speaker 3>A little bit?

<v Speaker 4>So if you say never, like truly never? What if

<v Speaker 4>you saw your mom, Yeah, your headle to the metals,

<v Speaker 4>see you later.

<v Speaker 1>No, you wouldn't.

<v Speaker 3>She's got you can't pull the mom, But yeah you can.

<v Speaker 2>Because any family member having an issue, Okay, yes you

<v Speaker 2>probably other in law, but one you.

<v Speaker 1>Know that with you, I'm with you up until I

<v Speaker 1>know them, because if I don't know them, I'm afraid

<v Speaker 1>something is gonna.

<v Speaker 2>Really have to think about time of day, location, Am

<v Speaker 2>I going to get injured helping them? I would generally

<v Speaker 2>say ninety eight percent of the time, I am not

<v Speaker 2>gonna pull over. If I was rolling into work and

<v Speaker 2>I saw either one of your side of the road,

<v Speaker 2>mean you, I would not give you a call and

<v Speaker 2>me like, hey you good, I need to call somebody

<v Speaker 2>for you because I'm not pulling over.

<v Speaker 3>As you go. Hey, I just went seventy five past.

<v Speaker 3>You man, you do it all right? I think that

<v Speaker 3>was you. Yeah, I'm not going to pull over and

<v Speaker 3>help anybody. Uh No, that's kind of opening it.

<v Speaker 2>That's a toxic trade of mine. I don't want to

<v Speaker 2>help anybody on the side of the road. Might just

<v Speaker 2>be mean, Like not even a toxic trade, that's just rude.

<v Speaker 3>Make your own tire. This is a good learning experience

<v Speaker 3>for you, and you know what, I could it's a

<v Speaker 3>learning experience, totally cool.

<v Speaker 2>Well see ya, I know I'd be like, you got

<v Speaker 2>a show to do, I'm getting to work. It's you're

<v Speaker 2>bad that you broke.

<v Speaker 3>Down on the side of the road. Call triple A.

<v Speaker 3>I can't call a family.

<v Speaker 4>So what if it was you, though, would you expect

<v Speaker 4>Katie right to stop and be like hey man, nope, okay, so.

<v Speaker 2>Grown up and Mayby like all right, who am I calling?

<v Speaker 2>If it was a real big issue, or I'd be

<v Speaker 2>just be a man and change my own tire. I'd

<v Speaker 2>probably swap out my engine on the set. Oh yeah,

<v Speaker 2>I could if I had the duels with me.

<v Speaker 1>No, well, I think if it's anyone, you know, if

<v Speaker 1>you know them immediately you have to stop. But if

<v Speaker 1>you don't, I'm with you. I don't pull over and

<v Speaker 1>help people. But I'm just worried about I get right,

<v Speaker 1>Like what if another car clips you, or what if

<v Speaker 1>that person? What if we get your intentions?

<v Speaker 4>You know.

<v Speaker 2>Like the best story was actually when Nicole was pregnant

<v Speaker 2>and she blew a tire on the side of the

<v Speaker 2>road and she was like parked up kind of on

<v Speaker 2>an on ramp, and she said she saw like four

<v Speaker 2>or five coworkers drive by give her that, you know,

<v Speaker 2>like hey, we see you, and they just kept on driving.

<v Speaker 3>She was per I'm pregnant. Even I was like, hey,

<v Speaker 3>I get it. I don't like it. I'd get to

<v Speaker 3>work too. You're out there with a pregnant lady too,

<v Speaker 3>with emotions. She's crying. This whole thing's a mess, like

<v Speaker 3>true beast his own way. Yeah, I probably would have

<v Speaker 3>driven by two. Nope, not today, lady. What's your toxic trade? Three?

<v Speaker 2>Zho three six nine one sixteen forty nine if you'd

<v Speaker 2>like to call in and sound off, Josh, what's yours?

<v Speaker 3>Okay?

<v Speaker 4>So I had three that I thought of right off

<v Speaker 4>the bat for myself. Number one is I am so

<v Speaker 4>scared of always being late, that I show up to

<v Speaker 4>things way too early, and it makes it uncomfortable for

<v Speaker 4>some people. It definitely can like I show up so early,

<v Speaker 4>like I'm usually the first one at a party, and

<v Speaker 4>I hate that because then you're just like, Okay.

<v Speaker 3>I've made my appearance. What do I do now?

<v Speaker 4>Uh? The other one I wrote down is I order

<v Speaker 4>always way too much food. I always think I'm more

<v Speaker 4>hungry than I am, and I think that goes to

<v Speaker 4>waste a lot, and I don't like that. I know, well,

<v Speaker 4>I always eat my leftovers, but like I you know,

<v Speaker 4>I don't you order way too much food?

<v Speaker 3>Everywhere I go. I always order too much. I think

<v Speaker 3>I can take six cheeseburgers please, That's what I do.

<v Speaker 4>I mean, seriously, I'm like, I'll do the cheeseburger meal

<v Speaker 4>and then I also want the ten nuggets and a shake,

<v Speaker 4>and I eat half the burger.

<v Speaker 3>Damn. I know, I know. And then obviously you know.

<v Speaker 4>Third one, I've been told once or twice in my

<v Speaker 4>life that I say yes too often, and that could

<v Speaker 4>be with you know, different females that I've talked to

<v Speaker 4>throughout my life.

<v Speaker 3>Is that me telling you that you have been maybe

<v Speaker 3>one of those people that.

<v Speaker 2>I Josh cannot say no.

<v Speaker 3>That is so true, and it's got me.

<v Speaker 4>I mean, it's got That's probably the thing that's gotten

<v Speaker 4>me in the most trouble in my life is I

<v Speaker 4>have a really hard time letting.

<v Speaker 3>He will not say no. Yeah, he always says yes,

<v Speaker 3>you kind of do even he said yes with me, Hey, Josh,

<v Speaker 3>can you give me your right to the airport?

<v Speaker 1>And he's like shaking his head no, he says yes, sure,

<v Speaker 1>why not, Like he wants to say no, but he

<v Speaker 1>just can't. Not.

<v Speaker 3>What I'm worried about it.

<v Speaker 1>Is also like, outside of that stuff, a very kind

<v Speaker 1>quality about you, the fact that you're wanting to help people,

<v Speaker 1>because that's part of it.

<v Speaker 3>You don't want to see.

<v Speaker 2>People so kind, so funny.

<v Speaker 4>It's got me in trouble.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah yeah, yeah, anything else about it? Please don't you

<v Speaker 3>to trait uh mine.

<v Speaker 1>I mean, there's a couple, but the one I can

<v Speaker 1>think of the most is that I am so overconfident

<v Speaker 1>about doing things, like I'll say I can do something

<v Speaker 1>before I think it. Threw in my head a few

<v Speaker 1>that come to mind. Someone asked me to do a

<v Speaker 1>book on tape type thing, The Adventures of Kai the Bear,

<v Speaker 1>the time traveling Bear, and I was like, I.

<v Speaker 3>Could do that for you. Sure. Twelve weeks later.

<v Speaker 1>I'm still doing this dang book. And I tell them,

<v Speaker 1>I'm like, maybe I bid off a little bit more

<v Speaker 1>than I can chew type thing, you know.

<v Speaker 3>And then also just like.

<v Speaker 1>The making THEOK thing for you guys, like I remember

<v Speaker 1>that where I was, it's like make you a homemade Absolutely,

<v Speaker 1>I got.

<v Speaker 3>That all day. I got that.

<v Speaker 1>It was easy and under an hour I could do it. Yeah,

<v Speaker 1>Like I I commit and then I stand on that

<v Speaker 1>hill before I know what you whirded? How did I

<v Speaker 1>even get here? So I think that's mine, that's mine.

<v Speaker 1>I'm a little too over zealous.

<v Speaker 3>I'm a little too You're.

<v Speaker 1>Optimistic with everything, with everything, so I need to really

<v Speaker 1>throttle back a little, think through before I commit to

<v Speaker 1>things and then go from there.

<v Speaker 2>That's a good one, all right, guys, what are your

<v Speaker 2>toxic traits? Phone lines are wide open, and.

<v Speaker 3>Whoever who wasn't that set?

<v Speaker 1>Oh?

<v Speaker 2>John said, I would one hundred percent pull over if

<v Speaker 2>it was Sydney Sweeney on the side of the road.

<v Speaker 2>Maybe uh some messages coming in, Uh toxic trait.

<v Speaker 3>They didn't put a name down.

<v Speaker 2>If someone doesn't respond to me fast enough, I convinced

<v Speaker 2>myself they're mad at me. Uhh yeah, yeah, because it's

<v Speaker 2>like we all know everybody's got their phone in their hand.

<v Speaker 3>Why aren't you replying to me?

<v Speaker 2>Another one, look people up that I just met on

<v Speaker 2>social media immediately after meeting them, like in a creepy way,

<v Speaker 2>like I have to learn everything about them. I'm kind

<v Speaker 2>of like that too. I'll look people up on the

<v Speaker 2>socials' Is that toxic?

<v Speaker 1>I don't know that curious curiosity?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, yeah, yeah, here's another one that came in. I

<v Speaker 2>mentally keep track of who reaches out first in friendships.

<v Speaker 2>If I feel like I'm doing it more, I'll pull back.

<v Speaker 3>Just to see if they notice I do. It's fine.

<v Speaker 1>I used to be a little bit more guilty about

<v Speaker 1>that when I was younger, But that is a toxic

<v Speaker 1>behavior to have. You don't want to get stuck in

<v Speaker 1>that line of thinking, right, So, yeah, as you get older,

<v Speaker 1>you kind of forget to do that.

<v Speaker 2>About Adam rode In, he said, I'll complain about being busy,

<v Speaker 2>but then I waste hours scrolling on my phone.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah I know I'm the problem. Yeah, yeah, you are.

<v Speaker 3>Here's Debbie called in. Hi Debbie, welcome to the show.

<v Speaker 5>Good morning. How are you?

<v Speaker 3>We're super dupes. So what is your toxic trait?

<v Speaker 5>I will not stop if I'm driving and I see

<v Speaker 5>stray animals.

<v Speaker 3>Thank you, thank you. That's funny.

<v Speaker 2>I was going to bring that up because I know

<v Speaker 2>people are mad at me for not pulling over and

<v Speaker 2>helping somebody with a flat tire.

<v Speaker 3>I'm with you, Debbie. I will not pull over for

<v Speaker 3>a dog. No even I.

<v Speaker 5>Take care of people's pets for a living and I

<v Speaker 5>walk dogs for a living, and I the number of

<v Speaker 5>stray dogs I have stopped for, and all it does

<v Speaker 5>is get me in this huge mess that will take hours.

<v Speaker 5>I mean I had to take a dog to the

<v Speaker 5>dumb friend's league yep. And then one time the dog

<v Speaker 5>had a collar on, so I called a vet and

<v Speaker 5>the vet is like, well, we can't give you their address,

<v Speaker 5>and I said, okay, well I'm just gonna put the

<v Speaker 5>dog back outside with the rope around's neck. Oh they

<v Speaker 5>gave me his address to take the dog back. No

<v Speaker 5>more threatening my doggie. Hope you make it safely.

<v Speaker 2>Unfortunately, I'm married to somebody who has to stop for

<v Speaker 2>every animal that they see that's running around. She will

<v Speaker 2>straight up stop on like I twenty five in the

<v Speaker 2>middle of traffic and try to run out and get

<v Speaker 2>a dog. And I'm like, you don't risk your life

<v Speaker 2>to try to save a pet like that in traffic,

<v Speaker 2>not even your pet, not even my pet.

<v Speaker 3>It's like yeah, and then WI, you're right.

<v Speaker 2>Then you're stuck with that dog for who knows how long,

<v Speaker 2>trying to figure out who they belonged to.

<v Speaker 5>Seriously, but I know they changed the name of the

<v Speaker 5>place it used to be. Dumb Brinsley gets something else.

<v Speaker 5>They do have a twenty They do have a twenty

<v Speaker 5>farmer intake facility.

<v Speaker 2>So yeah, but then you got to load up with

<v Speaker 2>the dog in your car. I think the closest one

<v Speaker 2>to me is like in Castle Rock or something. So

<v Speaker 2>then I got to make a pilgrimage to Castle Rock.

<v Speaker 5>So my neighbor found a dog, and that dog unfortunately,

<v Speaker 5>well fortunately I could not smell. I had like this

<v Speaker 5>horrible cold, and that dog smelled like dog poop and

<v Speaker 5>we had to drive it all the way down place

<v Speaker 5>and she's like, you can't smell that. I'm like, I

<v Speaker 5>can't smell anything. She had to go and sanitize your car.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, that's disgusting.

<v Speaker 2>So I will tell you that nick Knack hasn't done

<v Speaker 2>it for a while. I will say that because the

<v Speaker 2>last time that she hopped out of the car, which

<v Speaker 2>I think she out and still forgot to put it

<v Speaker 2>like in park, so then she had to hop back

<v Speaker 2>in because it was rolling, she ran out and grabbed

<v Speaker 2>this dog and got it into the car. I'm trying

<v Speaker 2>to remember if it was before or after she got

<v Speaker 2>it in the car. I think it was maybe before.

<v Speaker 3>The dog actually bit her right in the.

<v Speaker 2>Butt like she was trying to do good, and it

<v Speaker 2>straight up latched onto one of her booty cheeks. And

<v Speaker 2>she ended up getting the dog back to the house

<v Speaker 2>and she called like animal control to come out. They

<v Speaker 2>had to call another female officer out to inspect her butts. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>and the whole time, Debbie, the whole time, I'm just

<v Speaker 2>standing there in the living room shaking my head saying,

<v Speaker 2>this is why, this is why you don't.

<v Speaker 3>Run out and get straight dogs. Just leave them be. Yep.

<v Speaker 3>Next thing you know, you got a cop looking at

<v Speaker 3>your butt. That's right, yep, Debbie, you are my people.

<v Speaker 3>You can call whenever you want.

<v Speaker 5>All right, y'all have a great day.

<v Speaker 3>You see, I'll never forget that cop looking at her butt,

<v Speaker 3>literally bitter in the butt, right in the butt. I

<v Speaker 3>was like, can we stop doing this now? She's like no, no,

<v Speaker 3>Well good, good for nick Knack.

<v Speaker 1>I will always help the doggies too if they.

<v Speaker 3>Pull your heart strings. I really know, dog in the

<v Speaker 3>fa