6am Hour - Behavior on the Porch
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What are the weather conditions like on October 28th?
It is rainy and gloppy and a little chilly on the way into work this morning, so just be aware of that. But we're overdue. I mean, seriously, what is today, October 28th? We've had no snow yet, nothing below freezing. It's been ridiculously summer since last May.
This time last year, like, I think that to this day, there was some snow. I think it was the first chance of snow last year, so... It could happen any day. No.
Prayers that it doesn't. I don't want it to happen.
I know, but it will.
The cold makes me sad. I know. I'm looking forward to Bernie, my dog, seeing snow for the first time because he grew up in Missouri. I don't know if they have snow in Chillicothe, Missouri. I don't know. So I want to see what he's like in his first snowstorm, whether he's like, what the hell? Ouch, that's cold, Dad. Or whether he's running around like, this is really cool. So rain pretty much all day today. It's not really a hope of turning out nice.
It's actually supposed to be just mostly in the morning. Oh, is that right? But it'll still be just like cloudy and not like pretty out later.
Well, the good news is it's cuddly and cozy warm here in your radio or in the iHeartRadio app. We'll have more Boo Badge tickets for you coming up. And we got Sabrina Carpenter coming up. War of the Roses a little bit later on. I want to ask you if you're crazy or not, okay? Okay. This is from Psychology Today. So this has some legitimacy with it. Here we go. This is a question. And there's an answer, and I want you to answer as specifically as you can. All right. If you're on the interstate during rush hour, let's say you're on 494 or 694 or 610 or whatever, during rush hour, and a car comes up behind you blowing their horn and flashing their lights. What would you do? Would you assume it's an emergency and let them go around you?
Or would you just think, what a jerk, and not let them by you? Jenny, what would you do?
I would assume it's an emergency because during rush hour to do that when you know that it's like everyone's stuck in the traffic. So why would they be doing that other than they really have to be somewhere?
I would agree. I'm like, okay, they're not just like impatient. They're not just like everybody else. They're flashing their lights, blowing their horn, trying to get around everybody. Given the benefit of the doubt, their kid might have fallen off the swing set at school and broken their collarbone. So Bailey, what would you do?
I would assume that they are a jerk and also move out of the way.
So you think they're a jerk, unjustified. Yeah. But you would let them out of there. You would get out of the way.
Yeah, because if you're in that much of an emergency, then like, can't you get, you know, a police escort to help you instead of you being a jerk?
I don't know.
Maybe. Vaunt? I'm exactly with Bailey. I'd be like, what a jerk. Probably cuss them out a few times in the comfort of my car so they don't hear me. And then I move out the way because like, all right, do whatever you got to do. Apparently, it's more important than where I got to be.
Yeah.
Here's what psychology today says. If you let them buy, you still believe people are generally good. If you don't, you believe that most people cannot be trusted. So I think it's good to know that we all believe that people are, well, I believe that people are generally good. I think there's some people who give us all a bad name. You know what I mean? Yeah. It's like people from Glencoe.
What would you do in a road rage situation?
We look at people from Glencoe down our nose with disdain like, oh, what a bunch of hayseeds. You know what I mean? Yeah, exactly. But most people from Glencoe are nice. It's just the couple that give them a bad name. Yeah.
Trisha.
Yeah. Yeah, what? Trisha. Trisha. Oh, and Phillip?
Yeah, and Phillip.
Oh. Oh.
But I think it's good news that most of us give them the benefit of the doubt, and we believe people are generally good. What about you? How did you answer that question? The Wild have been doing their best to have a crappy season. Okay. So far, they're doing pretty good at that one.
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