[00:15 - 00:34]The hosts are discussing fashion and compliments they receive on their outfits

[00:35 - 01:39]They joke about their podcast being better than others and receiving compliments from strangers

[00:43 - 01:26]They make jokes about her outfit and hair

[01:39 - 02:05]One of the hosts wore a provocative outfit for the podcast as a joke, but then felt terrible about it and didn't get much sleep.

[01:51 - 02:11]They discuss their recent success in the game and how it feels like being a "God"

[02:11 - 02:57]One of the hosts went shopping in New York City and bought a Zara outfit

[02:57 - 03:42]They mention a TikTok trend about jaw-maxing and suggest it for one of the hosts

[03:04 - 04:44]They discuss hairstyles for one of the hosts, including a buzzcut or cornrows

[03:24 - 03:36]They mention the addictive nature of the game and its highs and lows

[04:44 - 05:15]The female guest is wearing a jacket with the tag still on it, which she plans to return

[05:15 - 05:58]They make jokes about her outfit and hair

[05:58 - 07:34]One of the hosts wore a provocative outfit for the podcast as a joke, but then felt terrible about it and didn't get much sleep.

[06:14 - 07:06]One of the hosts mentions getting a "vampire facial" and the other mentions getting a "scrotal tuck"

[07:06 - 08:07]One of the hosts says he feels sad and uses League as a coping mechanism

[08:07 - 08:46]They mention the addictive nature of the game and its highs and lows

[08:52 - 10:07]One of the hosts wore a provocative outfit for the podcast as a joke, but then felt terrible about it and didn't get much sleep.

[09:10 - 15:16]A group of friends joke about the idea of causing chaos at the marathon.

[14:52 - 18:55]They joke about the possibility of Rodgers running for president with Jesse Ventura as his vice president.

[17:32 - 18:37]They discuss the difficulty of running a third-party campaign for president.

[18:55 - 22:29]One of the friends expresses their support for Sidney Sweeney and Amanda Bynes running for president.

[20:41 - 23:04]A group of friends joke about the idea of causing chaos at the marathon.

[21:51 - 23:23]The speaker explains the royal family and pop culture references in girly terms, mentioning Prince Charles, Princess Diana, and the royal family's involvement in her death.

[22:05 - 24:17]The speaker recalls a time in college when they were not sure if they were doing drugs or not.

[22:29 - 23:16]One of the friends expresses their support for Sidney Sweeney and Amanda Bynes running for president.

[23:24 - 25:28]The speaker talks about their obsession with beanie babies, specifically the Princess Diana beanie baby which they had in mint condition and could now be worth a lot of money.

[24:29 - 27:43]They mention other rare beanie babies they had, including a Saint Patrick's Day one and a red bull one.

[25:37 - 28:39]The speaker talks about their obsession with beanie babies, specifically the Princess Diana beanie baby which they had in mint condition and could now be worth a lot of money.

[28:40 - 30:12]The speaker recalls having a Dr. Phil set of Pogs.

[30:12 - 31:20]The speaker talks about their collection of Polly Pocket sets and how they used to play with them, including a search party for a lost Piglet and Tigger.

[30:41 - 31:26]The speaker recalls having a Dr. Phil set of Pogs.

[31:29 - 34:21]The speaker recalls a time in college when they were not sure if they were doing drugs or not.

[32:37 - 34:28]They also mention a toy called "Stretch Armstrong Villain" that they bought as an adult.

[34:10 - 35:19]The speaker discusses their idea to dress up as Powerline from the movie "A Goofy Movie" at Disney World, but notes that costumes are not allowed.

[35:20 - 37:04]The speaker recalls having a Dr. Phil set of Pogs.

[37:05 - 38:08]The guest clarifies that he is not defending Boeing and acknowledges their systematic issues.

[37:21 - 39:14]The guest argues that there are two separate issues: the problems with the newer Boeing jets and general maintenance issues with older jets.

[38:27 - 38:35]The host brings up a recent incident with a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 and questions whether it is related to Boeing's quality assurance problems.

[39:14 - 40:34]The discussion begins with the topic of Boeing and recent incidents involving their planes.

[39:20 - 39:30]The host mentions a previous conversation where the guest defended Boeing, but now there are more incidents and a whistleblower has been killed.

[40:34 - 41:06]The host brings up a recent incident with a United Airlines Boeing 737-800 and questions whether it is related to Boeing's quality assurance problems.

[41:06 - 42:37]The guest also mentions that outsourcing manufacturing can be a factor in these issues.

[41:12 - 41:27]The host mentions a previous conversation where the guest defended Boeing, but now there are more incidents and a whistleblower has been killed.

[41:27 - 42:09]The guest explains that a whistleblower who worked at Boeing for 32 years noticed a decrease in quality assurance and raised concerns for seven years before leaving the company.

[42:16 - 42:53]The discussion begins with the topic of Boeing and recent incidents involving their planes.

[42:53 - 43:15]The host and guest agree that air travel can be unsafe, citing incidents with other airlines such as Airbus.

[43:15 - 43:28]The discussion begins with the topic of Boeing and recent incidents involving their planes.

[43:28 - 43:54]The host and guest conclude that Boeing needs to be held accountable, but it is important to consider all factors and not just focus on one narrative.

[43:54 - 44:18]The guest argues that cherry-picking maintenance events and fear-mongering is not productive and only fuels fear in the flying public.

[44:19 - 46:50]The speaker's other dog, Farley, doesn't like Kai and wouldn't have enjoyed the party

[46:35 - 47:30]The speaker and their friend discuss inviting others to the party, including YouTubers Ethan Nestor and Jarvis Johnson

[47:31 - 48:20]The speaker realizes they are a bad uncle for not being more involved in their friend's dog's life.

[48:02 - 48:30]The speaker realizes they are a bad dog dad for not throwing a party for Kai sooner

[48:30 - 49:18]The speaker and their friend discuss inviting others to the party, including YouTubers Ethan Nestor and Jarvis Johnson

[48:35 - 49:29]The speaker realizes they are a bad dog dad for not throwing a party for Kai sooner

[48:42 - 48:54]The speaker's friend is planning a dog birthday party for Kai and invites the speaker

[49:29 - 50:21]The speaker and their friend plan activities for the party, such as musical chairs, bingo, and pin the nose on the dog

[50:22 - 51:37]The speaker's friend is planning a dog birthday party for Kai and invites the speaker

[50:22 - 59:35]Conversation about what dog breed each person would be

[51:18 - 51:25]The speaker and their friend plan activities for the party, such as musical chairs, bingo, and pin the nose on the dog

[51:37 - 52:24]The speaker realizes they are a bad uncle for not being more involved in their friend's dog's life.

[52:24 - 52:48]The party will also include prizes, birthday hats, and karaoke with dog songs only

[52:52 - 54:06]The speaker and their friend plan activities for the party, such as musical chairs, bingo, and pin the nose on the dog

[54:06 - 55:03]The speaker's friend is planning a dog birthday party for Kai and invites the speaker

[57:27 - 58:46]They discuss a show collaboration and mention "gay talk" and "street gays".

[57:44 - 58:28]The speaker introduces the soundpiker and asks for their height.

[57:57 - 59:04]The speaker mentions getting invited to collaborate with someone known for street interviews and doing TikTok videos.

[58:52 - 1.00:14]The speaker mentions a line that was considered "nailed" and "delivered".

[59:05 - 59:35]The speaker expresses a desire to "look death in the face" and "look into a shark's eyes".

[59:35 - 1.01:01]They discuss a show collaboration and mention "gay talk" and "street gays".

[59:54 - 1.01:25]The speaker mentions a line that was considered "nailed" and "delivered".

[1.01:13 - 1.02:35]The speaker mentions getting invited to collaborate with someone known for street interviews and doing TikTok videos.

[1.01:31 - 1.03:23]They discuss a "selfish top" comment and a suggestion for a new segment called "street gays".

[1.02:04 - 1.02:28]They mention a potential music contest and the speaker says they would participate.

[1.03:24 - 1.04:46]They discuss a "selfish top" comment and a suggestion for a new segment called "street gays".

[1.03:36 - 1.04:11]They discuss the possibility of the speaker eating another man's ass and getting it notarized.

[1.04:18 - 1.05:21]They mention the possibility of booking travel for the speaker and finding a shark cage for them to experience.

[1.04:32 - 1.05:51]The speaker mentions a vampire facial and having to keep their skin covered in the sun.

[1.05:52 - 1.06:15]The speaker introduces the soundpiker and asks for their height.

[1.06:22 - 1.08:35]The speaker introduces Marshka and mentions that they couldn't afford Cutie or for Will to show his face.

[1.06:37 - 1.07:22]They mention a double date and getting a tutu for someone's birthday.

[1.07:23 - 1.08:22]They briefly mention the speaker's New York adventures.

[1.08:22 - 1.08:52]They mention a double date and getting a tutu for someone's birthday.

[1.08:52 - 1.09:19]They briefly mention the speaker's New York adventures.

[1.09:20 - 1.10:18]The speaker expresses a desire to "look death in the face" and "look into a shark's eyes".

[1.09:26 - 1.10:01]They mention the possibility of booking travel for the speaker and finding a shark cage for them to experience.

[1.09:32 - 1.09:49]They discuss the speaker's upcoming trip to Australia and meeting with Steve Evans.