Karaamo recounts meeting someone over a late-night cookie run who argued with him about waiting for food before leaving. He was attracted to them standing their ground, though he admits the whole dynamic was toxic. Speaker A keeps chanting "we call that toxic behavior" while laughing about the flirtation.
How did you two meet? What's been happening?
We met through a mutual friend. My friend picked me up, well, he was my best friend at the time. Okay. My friend picked me up and I wanted cookies and it was kind of getting late. So Insomnia was closed and we ended up going to McDonald's and Shamarr's in the background. He's like, he's in the back seat and he's like, "Take me to my car, take me to my car." And I'm like, "No, you're gonna sit back and you're gonna wait until I get my cookies." And we just got into like a little argument. He's like, "Uh-uh." So when my friend actually took me home, I'm like, I kind of like how argumentative he is. So I got his number.
Girl, don't tell me you toxic, girl. Don't tell me you toxic, girl.
So I got his number.
She didn't say, oh, he was cute back there. He smelled good. She said, I like how he argued with me.
Yeah, like he wasn't scared. He wasn't scared to like, you know, defend himself.
Okay, okay, okay. I'm not gonna call you toxic. I ain't gonna call you toxic, but that's toxic behavior.
