Problem with 2+ of the same scripts on the same object and functions

I'm trying to adapt unity's VR interactivity scripts (VREyeRaycaster.cs) to trigger events. I already have a fully functioning script that makes it so you select a type of trigger (collision, etc) and a type of event on a specific object. That script has 2 triggers, "LookIn" and "LookOut", meaning, i need to add 2 or more of the trigger.cs to the same gameObjects. The VR script uses raycasts to determine if you're looking or not.

I know i can use GetComponents to get an array, but my problem is the fact that theres 2 variables, 'interactible[]' which is the trigger components of the collided raycast, and 'm_LastInteractible[]', which is the array of the last interactible[]. For some reason its always triggering the "LookIn" and "LookOut" function, even tho i only want the moment it collides and stops colliding.

The Code in question is here:

 using System;
 using UnityEngine;
 
 // In order to interact with objects in the scene
 // this class casts a ray into the scene and if it finds
 // a VRInteractiveItem it exposes it for other classes to use.
 // This script should be generally be placed on the camera.
 public class VREyeRaycaster : MonoBehaviour
 {
     public event Action<RaycastHit> OnRaycasthit;                   // This event is called every frame that the user's gaze is over a collider.
 
     [SerializeField] private Transform m_Camera;
     [SerializeField] private LayerMask m_ExclusionLayers;           // Layers to exclude from the raycast.
     [SerializeField] private bool m_ShowDebugRay;                   // Optionally show the debug ray.
     [SerializeField] private float m_DebugRayLength = 5f;           // Debug ray length.
     [SerializeField] private float m_DebugRayDuration = 1f;         // How long the Debug ray will remain visible.
     [SerializeField] private float m_RayLength = 500f;              // How far into the scene the ray is cast.
 
     //public Trigger m_CurrentInteractible;                //The current interactive item
     public Trigger [] m_LastInteractible;                   //The last interactive item
 
 
     // Utility for other classes to get the current interactive item
     /*public Trigger CurrentInteractible
     {
         get { return m_CurrentInteractible; }
     }*/
         
 
     private void Update()
     {
         EyeRaycast();
     }
 
   
     private void EyeRaycast()
     {
         // Show the debug ray if required
         if (m_ShowDebugRay)
         {
             Debug.DrawRay(m_Camera.position, m_Camera.forward * m_DebugRayLength, Color.blue, m_DebugRayDuration);
         }
 
         // Create a ray that points forwards from the camera.
         Ray ray = new Ray(m_Camera.position, m_Camera.forward);
         RaycastHit hit;
         
         // Do the raycast forweards to see if we hit an interactive item
         if (Physics.Raycast (ray, out hit, m_RayLength, ~m_ExclusionLayers)) {
             Trigger [] interactible = hit.collider.GetComponents<Trigger> (); //attempt to get the VRInteractiveItem on the hit object
 
             //m_CurrentInteractible = interactible;
 
 
             // If we hit an interactive item and it's not the same as the last interactive item, then call Over
             if (interactible != null && interactible != m_LastInteractible)
                 foreach(Trigger trigger in interactible)
                     trigger.LookIn ();
 
             // Deactive the last interactive item 
             if (interactible != m_LastInteractible)
                 DeactiveLastInteractible ();
 
             m_LastInteractible = interactible;
 
 
             if (OnRaycasthit != null)
                 OnRaycasthit (hit);
         } else {
             // Nothing was hit, deactive the last interactive item.
             DeactiveLastInteractible ();
             //m_CurrentInteractible = null;
 
         }
     }
 
 
     private void DeactiveLastInteractible()
     {
         if (m_LastInteractible == null)
             return;
         
         foreach(Trigger trigger in m_LastInteractible)
             trigger.LookOut ();
         m_LastInteractible = null;
     }
 }