Welcome to the Josh Johnson show. I'm Josh Johnson, joined by my co-host fellow stand comedian, Logan Nielsen how you doing buddy I'm good man how are you

I'm doing well I I got some pizza that is so good but I knew it I knew it was going to affect me

and I still did it and what do you mean you got what do you mean by it was going to affect me and I still did it.

What do you mean you got, what do you mean by it was going to affect you?

It's just, it's too, it's too spicy, but it's too good to not eat.

So then my stomach was just churning after I got done.

It was actually, I only got to enjoy what I had done to myself for maybe four minutes before I was like,

ooh. You know that thing where you just, you make one noise? You're like, oh, like, I did that

at the restaurant by myself. Because Sally's out of town. So then I went, yeah, and chance was

at daycare. And so I just went to eat by myself. And I went to

this pizza place that's not far from us. You've had the pizza. It's speedy around me up. I was

going to say, was it that place that we went to? That place does have good pizza. It's very good,

but, ooh, I always overdo it with the spicy. And then I was like was like oh and then I walked home and I tried to walk home

calm you know I mean like that like you and you're in an agreement with your body like hey you be

cool I'll be cool all right just keep it together for the walk home then you can do whatever you

need to do yeah if you start running, I start running, okay?

But it did inspire me because when you think about human nature,

you have to contend with the fact that most people, especially Americans, are going to get so much

more of reaction off of something being bad versus something being good. It's like it's what our

trash TV is. It's what it's how we are. So people, there was actually a study that said that

people are eight times more likely to complain than they are to compliment.

And I think it's five times more likely to complain than say nothing.

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