[00:00 - 00:05]The hosts discuss how it feels strange to record in a different location.

[01:04 - 01:10]They comment on the makeshift setup and reminisce about their old studio.

[01:19 - 01:25]They introduce the podcast and mention they are in London.

[01:19 - 01:25]Joey mentions that London is his city.

[01:19 - 01:25]They mention that they will be recording in London for a few weeks before moving again.

[01:50 - 01:55]The hosts discuss MCM London, a comic-con convention, and how it's their first convention in three years.

[02:33 - 02:40]Garnt discusses his experience at MCM London as his first time attending the convention.

[04:19 - 04:31]They mention meeting friends and fans who congratulate them on their success with the podcast.

[05:34 - 05:39]They briefly debate which convention in Europe is the largest.

[06:37 - 06:42]The hosts mention the long wait time for playing Super Mario Odyssey at GamesCon.

[00:00 - 06:54]Overall, the hosts reflect on their success with the podcast and the passage of time.

[11:59 - 12:15] Three people discussing their experiences at different gaming conventions

[12:15 - 12:22]GamesCon is a large convention in Europe but has long lines and is difficult to enjoy

[12:15 - 12:22]MCM is a three-day convention in the UK with priority and general admission tickets

[12:30 - 12:37]They had their first Trash Taste panel and it did not go as expected

[12:38 - 12:49]The first day was chill but once general admission started, it got very heated and packed

[12:50 - 13:02]This was an eye-opening experience for them as they realized conventions will never be the same for them

[13:33 - 13:45]They were not prepared and did a Q&A but some questions were cringy or uninteresting

[13:45 - 13:54]The questions were also very loaded and everyone knew the answer

[13:45 - 13:54]Overall, their first Trash Taste panel was a bittersweet realization of their growing popularity and the changes that come with it

[06:54 - 13:54]Three people discuss their experiences at gaming conventions, particularly GamesCon and MCM in Europe. They reflect on their first Trash Taste panel, which did not go as expected due to unpreparedness and uninteresting questions. This experience made them realize that conventions will never be the same for them due to their growing popularity.

[14:49 - 14:56]Conversation about being asked repetitive and personal questions

[16:18 - 16:27]Frustration with being asked about relationship status

[16:18 - 16:27]Frustration with being constantly asked about personal life

[17:36 - 17:43]Audience not understanding privacy boundaries

[17:36 - 17:43]Understanding that not all viewers are aware of boundaries

[17:56 - 18:02]Positive interactions with respectful fans during convention

[18:28 - 18:34]Lack of security at convention

[18:28 - 18:34]Discussion about need for security in the future

[18:28 - 18:34]Surprise and oversight by convention organizers of security needs

[18:28 - 18:34]Discussion about previous high-profile guests at convention

[13:54 - 20:22]The speakers discuss their frustration with being asked personal questions, particularly about their relationship status. They also mention the lack of security at the convention and the need for it in the future, as well as the convention's lack of understanding and prioritization of YouTube as a platform. They also mention positive interactions with respectful fans during the convention.

[20:37 - 20:55] Audience at convention are more impressed by traditional media than YouTubers

[22:21 - 22:33]Lack of understanding of YouTubers by convention organizers

[22:21 - 22:33]Disruptive person joins panel unexpectedly, possibly mistaken for special guest

[22:55 - 23:05]Panelists try to handle situation without instigating violence

[25:39 - 25:44]Audience members suggest punching the disruptor, but panelists do not want to escalate the situation

[26:18 - 26:23]Panelists wait for disruptor to leave, eventually succeeds

[26:29 - 26:35]Disruptor appears to be mentally unwell and has disrupted other panels as well

[20:23 - 26:35]Disruptive person joins panel unexpectedly, causing panic and confusion among panelists who try to handle the situation without instigating violence. Eventually, the disruptor leaves and it is revealed that they were mentally unwell and had disrupted other panels as well.

[27:42 - 27:50] A person caused chaos at a convention by going on stage during a panel and showing his bare butt.

[29:26 - 29:32]He had done this to another stage at a different time.

[32:10 - 32:16]The next day, he was arrested and charged.

[32:10 - 32:16]The panelists were able to continue the panel, but it was difficult to recover from the incident.

[32:16 - 32:22]The convention staff tried to remove him but were unsuccessful.

[32:16 - 32:22]The convention experience was good overall.

[32:22 - 32:29]He claimed to just want to go on stage and didn't know who the panelists were.

[32:29 - 32:36]The signing was successful and they were able to meet fans.

[32:36 - 32:43]The convention was more crowded than previous years.

[32:44 - 32:49]They didn't have time to visit the artist alley.

[32:59 - 33:05]They were worried about others trying to do the same thing.

[32:59 - 33:05]They were unable to walk around without security.

[26:35 - 33:05]Overall, the convention was successful but there were some disruptive incidents.

[33:06 - 33:14] Connor comes up with a disguise to avoid being recognized at a convention

[33:14 - 33:21]Disguise includes a face mask, sunglasses, and a hat

[33:39 - 33:45]He realizes his mistake of wearing a shirt that hasn't been released yet

[34:36 - 34:44]He is quickly recognized and surrounded by fans

[34:50 - 34:57]He tries to take pictures with as many people as possible but has to eventually leave

[36:31 - 36:40]He is advised not to walk through the crowd at the convention due to safety concerns

[37:12 - 37:17]He experiences a similar situation when trying to meet up with friends after the convention ends

[39:23 - 39:29]He uses Express VPN to protect his online privacy, which can be used on up to 5 devices

[33:06 - 39:38]Connor's attempt to disguise himself at a convention is unsuccessful as he is quickly recognized by fans and advised not to walk through the crowded convention area due to safety concerns. He also uses Express VPN to protect his online privacy.

[39:38 - 39:44]Trash Taste links mentioned in the description

[39:44 - 39:54]Bodyguards hired for last day of convention

[39:44 - 39:54]Bodyguards stepped up security after incident with Nerf gun

[39:44 - 39:54]Four bodyguards accompanied hosts

[40:00 - 40:07]Positive experience with bodyguards

[40:42 - 40:52]AX was the first convention since starting Trash Taste

[41:23 - 41:32]Wooden Trash Taste plaque received as a gift

[42:29 - 42:36]Discussion about getting masks for future conventions

[43:01 - 43:07]Consider hiring bodyguards for future conventions

[43:01 - 43:07]Masks only bought enough time to avoid immediate recognition

[43:14 - 43:20]Joey and Garnt tried on masks, but were still recognized

[46:04 - 46:09]Need to get new masks for each convention to avoid being recognized

[39:38 - 46:17]Some YouTubers seen at convention in cosplay

[46:38 - 46:48] The speaker discusses the popularity of cosplay and the prevalence of Genshin characters at anime conventions

[46:54 - 47:03]They mention that in previous years, Nickelodeon characters were popular cosplay choices

[47:29 - 47:39]They note that the Genshin merchandise line was the longest at the convention

[48:52 - 48:57]The speaker talks about how people often ask them to sign Death Notes at conventions, and how some people are superstitious about signing them

[51:07 - 51:13]They mention receiving gifts from fans, including a personalized poster and a custom-made ring

[51:31 - 51:37]The speaker recalls a fan who brought a rare, limited edition Doujin book for them to sign

[46:17 - 52:25]The last bullet point is a summary of the entire conversation, mentioning the popularity of cosplay and Genshin characters, the prevalence of Death Notes, and the gifts received from fans.

[53:22 - 53:31] The speaker talks about a signing experience at a convention where he was given a very questionable item to sign.

[56:34 - 56:39]The speaker also talks about meeting fans at the convention and getting recognized in a hotel elevator.

[57:51 - 57:59]They also mention getting recognized in a hotel elevator and a strange compliment they received.

[57:59 - 58:08]They mention a panel they had on Sunday at the convention.

[58:08 - 58:17]The speaker also talks about seeing people they haven't seen in years at the convention.

[58:17 - 58:28]The panel was structured as a conversation with an MC asking general questions.

[58:17 - 58:28]The speaker shared some notable experiences from the convention and also mentions the smooth signing experience they had.

[58:35 - 58:40]The MC didn't know much about the speaker and his colleague, leading to more general questions.

[52:26 - 58:47]The speaker talks about their experiences at a convention, including a smooth signing and seeing old friends, getting recognized in a hotel and elevator, and a panel they had on Sunday with an MC who didn't know much about them. They also mention a strange compliment they received.

[58:48 - 58:56]The speaker was mistaken for someone else during a MCing gig for Sid Snap's wife, and there was confusion in the crowd.

[59:49 - 59:58]The speaker introduced himself as Joey and made a joke about being confused for all Asians looking the same.

[1.01:26 - 1.01:34]The person who mistook the speaker for someone else also mistook Sydney for a lookalike and took a picture with her.

[1.03:25 - 1.03:35]The speaker and his friend were outside a hotel when the person who mistook Sydney for a lookalike refused to believe she was the real Sydney.

[1.03:50 - 1.03:56]The speaker's friend eventually convinced the person that Sydney was not a lookalike, and Sydney responded with a profanity.

[1.04:23 - 1.04:38]The person who mistook the speaker for someone else also mistook Sydney for a lookalike and took a picture with her.

[1.05:03 - 1.05:09]The speaker's name was Joey, and he was mistaken for someone else during a MCing gig.

[1.05:09 - 1.05:19]The speaker and his friends were at a signing event where there was a mistake in the poster that said "Sea Dogs VA" instead of "Sea Dog VA".

[1.05:09 - 1.05:19]The group of friends were at a signing event where there was a mistake in the poster that said "Sea Dogs VA" instead of "Sea Dog VA".

[1.05:50 - 1.05:58]The mistake was eventually fixed.

[1.05:50 - 1.05:58]The speaker and his friends were not offended by the mistake.

[1.05:50 - 1.05:58]The mistake was eventually fixed.

[58:48 - 1.06:05]Overall, the speaker and his friends were not offended by the mistakes and found humor in the situation.

[1.06:05 - 1.06:13]Person talks about feeling like a different person due to incorrect file location

[1.06:29 - 1.06:35]They mention being called the "anime guy" at a convention

[1.11:07 - 1.11:15]Person helps a drunk stranger and their sister thanks them and asks for a picture

[1.11:39 - 1.11:47]They joke about the picture being like a meme with the brother passed out in the background

[1.11:55 - 1.12:06]They discuss the coincidence of being recognized at a convention

[1.12:32 - 1.12:40]Person talks about their second time in the UK and not having explored much outside of London

[1.06:05 - 1.13:01]Person talks about feeling like a different person, being recognized at a convention, and helping a drunk stranger in the UK. They also discuss their second time in the UK and not having explored much outside of London.

[1.13:01 - 1.13:06]Narrator discusses their recent trip to London and how they have seen more of the city than last time.

[1.13:31 - 1.13:41]The weather has been fantastic and the narrator was surprised by how nice it was.

[1.13:53 - 1.13:59]The last time the narrator was in the UK, there was a major heat wave.

[1.15:55 - 1.16:00]The person asked to join their group in the middle of the night and was politely declined.

[1.17:15 - 1.17:20]The group eventually had to ask the person to leave them alone.

[1.17:33 - 1.17:44]The narrator had an awkward interaction with someone at the hotel bar who kept following them and their friends.

[1.18:33 - 1.18:40]The narrator respects people who ask to join their group, but also expects respect for their privacy.

[1.18:54 - 1.18:59]The narrator acknowledges that these types of interactions may happen again in the future.

[1.18:54 - 1.18:59]This experience has been on the narrator's mind and they wanted to talk about it.

[1.13:01 - 1.18:59]The narrator discusses their recent trip to London, the surprisingly nice weather, and an awkward interaction with someone at the hotel bar who kept following them and their friends. The person asked to join their group in the middle of the night and was politely declined. The narrator respects people who ask to join their group, but also expects respect for their privacy. This experience has been on the narrator's mind and they wanted to talk about it.

[1.19:12 - 1.19:24]The speaker is hesitant to sit next to someone they don't know at a convention setting

[1.23:28 - 1.23:35]The speaker recalls a time where they should have just said "sorry, man" instead of trying to explain why they didn't want to sit next to someone

[1.23:35 - 1.23:53]The speaker talks about getting used to convention culture again after being stuck in Japan for three years

[1.23:59 - 1.24:06]They mention the intensity of conventions and how it's increased since COVID

[1.24:36 - 1.24:43]The speaker recalls a time where they accidentally said "you too" to someone who wasn't from the UK

[1.24:51 - 1.24:56]They mention that it's hard to draw a comfortable line in these settings

[1.24:51 - 1.24:56]They also mention that they try not to hold things against people who cross social boundaries

[1.25:04 - 1.25:10]They mention a time where someone shouted their name at a bar and offered to buy them a drink

[1.25:10 - 1.25:16]They mention a cab ride where they accidentally gave the driver too much money and had to ask for change

[1.19:00 - 1.25:29]The speaker discusses their experiences at conventions and the challenges of navigating social boundaries in these settings. They also reflect on readjusting to convention culture and the intensity of conventions, especially after the COVID pandemic.

[1.25:29 - 1.25:35] The speaker is talking about an experience with a cab driver in London.

[1.25:42 - 1.25:47]The cab driver refuses to give the speaker their change and the speaker becomes frustrated.

[1.27:40 - 1.27:46]The speaker's companions in the car are not aware of the situation and continue chatting.

[1.28:26 - 1.28:32]The conversation shifts to the new Elizabeth line in London, which has been delayed but is now open.

[1.28:33 - 1.28:38]The hype surrounding the Elizabeth line is real and people constantly ask the speaker if they have tried it yet.

[1.30:52 - 1.31:00]The speaker also discusses the popularity of Tesco meal deals, Greg's bakery, and Spoons restaurant in England.

[1.31:00 - 1.31:06]These places are seen as important cultural experiences for British people.

[1.31:06 - 1.31:13]The speaker reflects on how these places are not well-known outside of England.

[1.31:20 - 1.31:31]This is similar to how family marts are seen as important cultural experiences for Japanese people.

[1.31:20 - 1.31:31]The speaker compares the importance of Greg's in England to the importance of family marts in Japan.

[1.31:40 - 1.31:45]The speaker also mentions that family marts can be found all over Asia, unlike Greg's.

[1.25:29 - 1.31:52]The speaker concludes by saying that Greg's is a very British experience.

[1.33:10 - 1.33:16]Conversation about Greg's, a popular British bakery, and Tesco meal deals

[1.33:23 - 1.33:30]Discussion on how to optimize meal deals and the availability of different options

[1.36:04 - 1.36:10]Mention of pot noodles and cup noodles in the UK

[1.36:46 - 1.36:51]Joey's experience with mayo and how it differs from Japan

[1.37:40 - 1.37:46]Garnt's realization that he likes bread after trying different types in Belgium

[1.38:17 - 1.38:25]Discussion on finding good food in the UK and the ease of spending money there

[1.39:50 - 1.39:58]The conversation was sponsored by DataLiveSpiritpledgeHD game

[1.40:06 - 1.40:11]Spending money in England is easy and similar to using Monopoly money

[1.31:52 - 1.40:26]The speakers discuss their experiences with popular British food and the ease of spending money in England. They also mention a sponsored game and the differences between Japan and the UK in terms of food and payment methods.

[1.41:17 - 1.41:32]Talking about contactless credit cards in different countries

[1.41:41 - 1.41:47]Difficulty in keeping track of spending with contactless

[1.41:41 - 1.41:47]Increase in contactless spending limit in UK

[1.41:41 - 1.41:47]Difficulty in knowing prices while using contactless in UK

[1.43:42 - 1.43:49]Personal experience with using physical money in UK

[1.45:18 - 1.45:24]Return to UK after a month, feels good to have the boys back

[1.45:33 - 1.45:41]Plug for Patreon and social media

[1.45:41 - 1.45:47]Next few episodes will be in a different location

[1.40:27 - 1.45:50]Discussion of contactless credit cards and their impact on spending in different countries, personal experiences with contactless and physical money in the UK, and upcoming changes in location for the podcast.