[00:00 - 02:01]A conversation between friends about their outfits and a potential photoshoot

[02:01 - 03:32]They discuss the concept of "office comedy" and act out a workplace skit

[02:59 - 04:55]A conversation between friends about their outfits and a potential photoshoot

[04:40 - 07:08]One friend mentions a potential Croc partnership and wearing their own merch

[05:40 - 06:10]They mention the potential value and use of jibbits as currency

[06:10 - 07:08]They mention a "coffee pasta" and a tax form

[06:22 - 07:02]They talk about a famous gamer and his fashion choices at a gaming event

[06:22 - 07:02]They joke about disguising the product as a coffee cup

[07:08 - 07:51]The speakers discuss purchasing and selling jibbits

[07:08 - 07:57]The group discusses their best friends, with one person mentioning their best friend is a school teacher and another mentioning Jesus Christ.

[07:52 - 09:06]They briefly mention talking about women and a channel

[08:17 - 09:42]They briefly mention a phone notification interrupting their conversation

[08:38 - 08:58]They mention a "coffee pasta" and a tax form

[09:42 - 10:29]They unbox an Amaranth product, which is a sex toy

[10:29 - 11:25]They joke about disguising the product as a coffee cup

[11:26 - 12:12]They caution against minors purchasing the product

[11:26 - 12:54]They mention that there were young viewers at the event and that VidCon was tiring.

[12:12 - 12:40]They briefly mention talking about women and a channel

[12:40 - 13:48]They mention a podcast and the need to be "meta"

[12:54 - 13:55]They mention a popular post by author John Green on Tumblr and how it caused Tumblr to change its rules.

[13:49 - 14:35]They mention a "coffee pasta" and a tax form

[13:55 - 15:42]The speaker talks about the increasing number of YouTubers at VidCon and their lack of recognition.

[14:00 - 15:10]The speaker and a friend discuss their experience at the event, including meeting a YouTuber named Sabrosa.

[14:35 - 14:53]They joke about disguising the product as a coffee cup

[14:35 - 17:56]The speaker and their friend discuss the appeal of Anime Expo and how it is primarily about buying things.

[14:53 - 15:10]They joke about turning off notifications during work time.

[15:31 - 15:56]The speaker talks about their experience as a fan of Weird Al Yankovic and mentions that they were initially afraid to admit it to their father.

[17:05 - 17:46]The speaker and their friend discuss the appeal of Anime Expo and how it is primarily about buying things.

[17:18 - 18:38]The speaker talks about their experience as a fan of Weird Al Yankovic and mentions that they were initially afraid to admit it to their father.

[18:02 - 19:05]They met someone from Make-A-Wish at VidCon.

[18:26 - 21:17]They talk about how some people are weird when meeting celebrities.

[18:32 - 20:03]The person they are talking to confirms their theory about success in some people.

[18:39 - 19:17]The speaker mentions that there were mostly women and LGBTQ+ individuals at VidCon and discusses the gender split at their live events.

[19:18 - 19:52]They also mention that they believe men are more reluctant to be fans of things compared to women.

[19:52 - 22:41]The speaker talks about the increasing number of YouTubers at VidCon and their lack of recognition.

[20:03 - 20:37]They mention that the person they are talking to is Jewish.

[20:03 - 23:59]The speaker talks about their experience as a fan of Weird Al Yankovic and mentions that they were initially afraid to admit it to their father.

[20:21 - 23:17]They initially didn't want to go to the concert because they were afraid no one else would be there.

[20:37 - 22:19]They discuss how they didn't watch much media as a kid.

[20:44 - 21:23]They initially didn't want to go to the concert because they were afraid no one else would be there.

[22:26 - 23:41]The person they are talking to confirms their theory about success in some people.

[22:26 - 24:57]The speaker talks about the increasing number of YouTubers at VidCon and their lack of recognition.

[23:49 - 24:17]They met someone from Make-A-Wish at VidCon.

[24:17 - 25:44]The speaker and a friend discuss their experience at the event, including meeting a YouTuber named Sabrosa.

[24:17 - 25:57]They talk about a rule at VidCon where creators must have security with them.

[24:26 - 24:51]The person they are talking to confirms their theory about success in some people.

[24:45 - 24:51]The speaker and their friend discuss the appeal of Anime Expo and how it is primarily about buying things.

[25:06 - 25:50]The speaker concludes that VidCon is where "anyone can be Austin Power," likely referring to the diversity and inclusivity of the event.

[25:06 - 27:16]They talk about how some people are weird when meeting celebrities.

[27:17 - 28:17]The person they are talking to confirms their theory about success in some people.

[27:23 - 28:51]The speaker recommends "MeUndies" underwear to the audience.

[27:53 - 29:09]The audience discusses the possibility of receiving the same pair of underwear multiple times, but the speaker clarifies that the company has a lack of variety.

[28:25 - 30:19]Page_content: Person talking about a previous conversation with someone.

[28:51 - 30:19]The conversation shifts to the speaker's recent experience at VidCon, where they had a positive interaction with Make-A-Wish families.

[29:47 - 31:18]They met someone from Make-A-Wish at VidCon.

[30:05 - 31:42]The audience jokes about the movie "Ice Age 2" and the possibility of it playing on the car's screen.

[30:19 - 35:22]The conversation shifts to the speaker's recent experience at VidCon, where they had a positive interaction with Make-A-Wish families.

[33:15 - 34:16]The conversation turns to the topic of prison mascots in Japan and a game called "China's Hardest Game."

[34:52 - 36:12]The conversation shifts to the speaker's recent experience at VidCon, where they had a positive interaction with Make-A-Wish families.

[35:54 - 38:14]The conversation turns to the topic of prison mascots in Japan and a game called "China's Hardest Game."

[38:14 - 39:32]The speaker shares that they are from New York but currently in Los Angeles and their dislike for Manhattan.

[39:20 - 40:52]They also mention a car they are driving and a malfunctioning infotainment system.

[39:38 - 41:35]The audience jokes about the movie "Ice Age 2" and the possibility of it playing on the car's screen.

[39:51 - 40:23]They discuss the difficulty of renting cars under the age of 30, and their desire to rent a sports car specifically for their father's love of cars

[39:58 - 41:23]The speaker talks about their time in New York, specifically in Brooklyn, and mentions renting a Maserati to impress their father

[40:32 - 41:35]The speaker then shares their experience of driving the Maserati around Manhattan while listening to Ice Age 2 on loop

[41:23 - 41:47]They mention a promotional event where they were able to win a nut, and clarify that they are not actually 27 years old

[41:47 - 43:03]The speaker then talks about going to a sumo fight in Japan with their father, and meeting up with friends in Japan

[42:44 - 44:11]The speaker shares a story about playing blackjack with a friend at a casino in Arizona when they were 18

[42:50 - 44:55]The speaker then goes into detail about their experience at the sumo fight, including the high cost of admission and the rules of the fights

[44:11 - 44:43]They mention one fighter who seemed more serious and determined to win, and the overall entertainment value of the event

[44:55 - 46:29]The speaker then talks about going to a sumo fight in Japan with their father, and meeting up with friends in Japan

[45:04 - 46:19]They mention one fighter who seemed more serious and determined to win, and the overall entertainment value of the event

[45:14 - 46:55]The speaker then goes into detail about their experience at the sumo fight, including the high cost of admission and the rules of the fights

[47:02 - 47:40]The speaker then switches gears and talks about their recent trip to Las Vegas for the World Series of Poker

[47:52 - 49:38]The speaker shares a story about playing blackjack with a friend at a casino in Arizona when they were 18

[49:07 - 50:15]They mention one fighter who seemed more serious and determined to win, and the overall entertainment value of the event

[49:38 - 49:59]The speaker shares a story about playing blackjack with a friend at a casino in Arizona when they were 18

[50:15 - 50:55]The speaker then brings up a recent ability to stream anime on their YouTube channel, but clarifies that they have had to block viewers from Japan due to potential copyright issues.

[50:22 - 52:14]Mention of hanging out with jazz Fizzy, creator of the game Slippi, in New York

[50:55 - 52:19]Podcast discussing various topics including securing a deal for Nord VPN and their services

[51:38 - 51:55]Talk about Aiden's tendency to get mad at things on social media

[52:20 - 53:50]Mention of Aiden's interaction with a girl at a poker table

[52:25 - 54:04]Mention of a new friend named Ben from Team Liquid and plans to hang out again

[53:16 - 57:29]Mention of Aiden's interaction with a girl at a poker table

[57:30 - 1.00:15]Talk about Aiden's preference for not forming long-term connections and his job as a super driver

[58:20 - 59:52]Podcast discussing various topics including securing a deal for Nord VPN and their services

[58:44 - 1.01:05]Discussion about hiking and Aiden's history of not inviting others to join him

[1.00:33 - 1.01:50]Mention of hanging out with jazz Fizzy, creator of the game Slippi, in New York

[1.01:05 - 1.01:57]Talk about Aiden's tendency to get mad at things on social media

[1.01:57 - 1.02:39]Hypothetical scenario involving Isaac Newton and the concept of gravity.

[1.02:39 - 1.03:42]The group mentions the Greek system and its hierarchy, as well as its connection to the Confederacy.

[1.03:42 - 1.06:53]The group discusses a poll they conducted on Twitter that compared the popularity of the Pope and the US President.

[1.06:08 - 1.08:49]They also mention a hike they went on, with one member wearing a fanny pack.

[1.08:49 - 1.11:25]The group jokes about having a "stop rose" as their rose, referencing a previous guest on their show.

[1.10:04 - 1.10:46]They talk about their own experiences with fraternities and sororities, including a story about a girl being kicked out of a party.

[1.11:25 - 1.12:46]They then talk about fraternities and sororities, and their purpose beyond being a social organization.

[1.12:46 - 1.16:41]The group jokes about having a "stop rose" as their rose, referencing a previous guest on their show.

[1.12:52 - 1.14:33]The group mentions the Greek system and its hierarchy, as well as its connection to the Confederacy.

[1.15:40 - 1.16:57]They talk about their own experiences with fraternities and sororities, including a story about a girl being kicked out of a party.

[1.15:54 - 1.16:06]The group jokes about having a "stop rose" as their rose, referencing a previous guest on their show.

[1.15:54 - 1.16:57]The speaker discusses how the Greek fraternity and sorority system works during rush season.

[1.16:07 - 1.16:24]They reveal that they used technology from a previous episode with guest Amaranth to create a graphic of the Eye of Sauron.

[1.16:07 - 1.19:04]Rushing involves potential members trying to impress fraternities and sororities in order to receive a bid to join.

[1.16:24 - 1.18:38]The speaker notes that the selection process is based on who is the most "chill-ass" and best aligns with the fraternity or sorority's ideals.

[1.18:27 - 1.21:04]The speaker mentions that some hazing rituals can be potentially dangerous and even lead to death.

[1.21:05 - 1.22:02]They mention that there is a social system at universities where you are either in Greek life or not, making it difficult to interface with if you are outside of the bubble.

[1.22:02 - 1.26:19]The speaker discusses how the Greek fraternity and sorority system works during rush season.

[1.26:04 - 1.28:46]They also mention a show called "Naked Attraction," which showcases close-up shots of genitals.

[1.28:46 - 1.30:48]The conversation then shifts to discussing the percentage of practicing Christians in different countries, with the US having the largest number but not necessarily the highest percentage.

[1.30:48 - 1.31:22]The speaker also brings up the distinction between Catholicism and other forms of Christianity.

[1.31:23 - 1.31:49]They also mention a show called "Naked Attraction," which showcases close-up shots of genitals.