[00:00 - 01:31]The chuckle sandwich theme references a high school improv group

[01:31 - 01:37]The group has since disbanded and members have moved on to work at Jimmy John's

[01:38 - 03:03]William was not aware that the name was a pun on "knuckle sandwich"

[03:03 - 06:27]The group discusses their negative experience with their current Airbnb, including small TV, broken couch, and ants

[07:08 - 08:20]Ian, their manager, had booked the Airbnb and was not aware of the issues

[08:20 - 09:16]The group takes a moment to breathe and drink after their heated conversation.

[08:47 - 10:30]They also ordered food from Panda Express, but it never arrived because their DoorDash driver went home with it

[09:30 - 11:00]The group takes a moment to breathe and drink after their heated conversation.

[09:45 - 11:00]The speaker is discussing a meal with three entrees and two sides

[10:07 - 11:27]They also ordered food from Panda Express, but it never arrived because their DoorDash driver went home with it

[10:37 - 13:20]The group talks about seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger's penis in a movie

[11:01 - 11:33]The chuckle sandwich theme references a high school improv group

[12:08 - 13:59]The topic of replacing a burger bun with lettuce is brought up

[13:20 - 13:36]The speaker is discussing a meal with three entrees and two sides

[13:37 - 15:15]They discuss In-N-Out Burger and their customizable options

[14:40 - 16:42]The topic of replacing a burger bun with lettuce is brought up

[14:57 - 16:35]The group talks about seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger's penis in a movie

[16:42 - 17:14]The topic of replacing a burger bun with lettuce is brought up

[17:14 - 19:19]The speaker mentions a hair loss prevention product and a vitamin supplement

[19:20 - 20:50]William is described as the "angry old man" of the younger generation.

[19:20 - 23:04]The group jokes about artificial colorants and a neighbor named Michael

[19:25 - 20:14]He is described as the "misfit of YouTube" and is a close friend of the speaker.

[19:32 - 21:59]William is jokingly referred to as the "unfinished prototype" of Michael.

[20:58 - 21:48]They discuss a knockoff brand of cereal called "Molto-Meal" and make jokes about it.

[21:54 - 22:59]The speaker mentions a hair loss prevention product and a vitamin supplement

[22:00 - 22:50]They discuss a recent video of William doing a third person haircut with safety scissors.

[22:34 - 23:48]William accidentally spills water on his lap, causing a humorous moment.

[23:27 - 23:40]They discuss one of William's favorite videos, where he puts his finger in a car window and gets scared.

[23:48 - 25:07]William is jokingly referred to as the "unfinished prototype" of Michael.

[23:54 - 26:05]William accidentally spills water on his lap, causing a humorous moment.

[25:46 - 26:37]They discuss one of William's favorite videos, where he puts his finger in a car window and gets scared.

[26:10 - 26:37]Discussion of returning to a particular thought every once in a while

[26:37 - 27:28]William also shares a story about getting his key stuck in a garbage disposal and being scared to retrieve it.

[26:37 - 28:01]Struggle with puzzles and fear of drowning

[26:50 - 28:49]Mention of a horror-themed escape room experience in Seattle

[28:01 - 28:42]Mention of an interview for an internship at a horror movie production company

[28:35 - 28:42]William accidentally spills water on his lap, causing a humorous moment.

[28:42 - 29:50]William also shares a story about getting his key stuck in a garbage disposal and being scared to retrieve it.

[28:49 - 30:07]Question about the possibility of an uncontrolled escape room

[29:18 - 30:02]William is asked which of the speakers he would trap if given the chance.

[30:08 - 31:20]Mention of watching the Marvel series "Loki" and enjoyment of its high concept

[31:20 - 32:21]Discussion of how the movie was discovered through film school

[31:37 - 32:44]Mention of a horror-themed escape room experience in Seattle

[32:08 - 33:11]Praise for the set design and aesthetics of "Loki"

[33:11 - 34:17]Question about the possibility of an uncontrolled escape room

[34:17 - 34:44]Discussion of preferences in movies and mention of another horror movie, "Zombieland"

[34:45 - 37:11]Share of a childhood favorite movie, "Elf"

[34:52 - 36:05]Mention of an interview for an internship at a horror movie production company

[36:05 - 36:47]Share of a childhood favorite movie, "Elf"

[37:11 - 37:51]Explanation of a favorite movie, "Wild Tales"

[37:23 - 40:00]The conversation turns to childhood movies, including Elf and The Land Before Time.

[37:45 - 40:07]The conversation ends with a strange photo of Arnold Schwarzenegger resembling a chocolate chip.

[37:51 - 39:08]Discussion of preferences in movies and mention of another horror movie, "Zombieland"

[38:45 - 39:02]Mention of writing a paper about "Elf"

[40:07 - 40:55]The conversation turns to childhood movies, including Elf and The Land Before Time.

[40:55 - 42:18]The group discusses the movie Terminator 2 and its self-awareness.

[42:18 - 44:19]They try yum-yum sauce, which they find disgusting.

[42:31 - 44:13]The conversation ends with a strange photo of Arnold Schwarzenegger resembling a chocolate chip.

[44:19 - 47:31]They reminisce about watching the movie Three Ninjas as kids and imitating the fight scenes.

[45:50 - 47:19]The conversation briefly touches on the movie Interstellar and its seriousness.

[47:31 - 48:53]They discuss the movie Citizen Kane losing its 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes to Paddington 2.

[48:18 - 49:47]The speaker discusses a theory about pigeons and how they may operate in a hive format with different roles.

[48:26 - 49:17]The speaker becomes emotional while discussing pigeons.

[48:53 - 52:49]The conversation ends with a strange photo of Arnold Schwarzenegger resembling a chocolate chip.

[49:47 - 52:15]They mention a particularly large pigeon named Dragon that they saw in Ireland.

[52:16 - 52:49]The speaker becomes emotional while discussing pigeons.

[52:49 - 53:51]The speaker argues that pigeons are better than seagulls.

[52:55 - 55:57]They wonder if there are any moral or legal limits to catching pigeons.

[53:52 - 54:04]They suggest inventing a machine to catch pigeons.

[54:04 - 55:39]The speaker becomes emotional while discussing pigeons.

[54:04 - 55:57]Two people are having a conversation, one is named William and the other is referred to as "flat"

[55:33 - 57:58]William mentions something about a "bra" and "oily" things

[55:58 - 56:43]They mention that catching pigeons may anger some people and could potentially involve government organizations.

[55:58 - 56:43]They start talking about different districts and the meaning behind them in a movie

[56:22 - 58:48]Flat starts to get agitated and is making loud noises, which William calls out as childish behavior

[56:44 - 57:48]The speaker becomes emotional while discussing pigeons.

[57:48 - 58:48]The speaker jokingly suggests renaming their channel to "Pigeon Strangling."

[57:58 - 59:29]They mention a book about mockingbirds, which leads to a discussion about people who watch birds.

[58:50 - 1.00:16]William mentions something about a "bra" and "oily" things

[59:29 - 1.00:36]They start talking about different districts and the meaning behind them in a movie

[1.00:37 - 1.03:07]The conversation shifts to discussing different gases, with William mentioning farts as his favorite gas

[1.00:42 - 1.01:54]William also talks about helium and nitrogen, and whether or not filling tires with them would affect the weight of a car

[1.02:39 - 1.04:23]Two people are having a conversation, one is named William and the other is referred to as "flat"

[1.03:07 - 1.06:52]William talks about using it to drag his car down the street and mentions other types of weapons used in battle bots, such as taser and paintball guns

[1.06:52 - 1.07:30]They joke about having no rules in sports and how it would turn into a "blood dome" with every sport being a bloodbath.

[1.07:30 - 1.08:55]The speaker and another individual discuss the possibility of this technology becoming a reality in less than 100 years.

[1.07:51 - 1.09:01]The speaker mentions that people may not be able to take care of themselves in this society, and wonders who would maintain their robot limbs.

[1.09:01 - 1.11:12]The speaker mentions a show called "The Good Place" where they have a solution for this boredom, but it involves a massive spoiler.

[1.09:37 - 1.11:39]They also discuss the idea of living forever through technology and how it could become boring and meaningless.

[1.10:18 - 1.11:27]The speaker and another individual discuss the possibility of this technology becoming a reality in less than 100 years.

[1.11:27 - 1.13:51]The speaker discusses the idea of a cyberpunk level of technology, where people have advanced robotic limbs.

[1.12:10 - 1.14:03]The speaker mentions a book or movie called "Repo Man" where people have to take out loans for body parts and have them repossessed if they can't make payments.

[1.13:18 - 1.15:53]They discuss the possibility of Arnold Schwarzenegger's character in Terminator getting an erection.

[1.14:08 - 1.16:16]The speaker mentions a book or movie called "Repo Man" where people have to take out loans for body parts and have them repossessed if they can't make payments.

[1.16:00 - 1.18:53]The conversation shifts to a discussion about how many people have seen the speaker's penis, with the speaker saying it's a large number.

[1.16:16 - 1.16:47]The speaker mentions a show called "The Good Place" where they have a solution for this boredom, but it involves a massive spoiler.

[1.16:47 - 1.18:31]The conversation shifts to a discussion about how many people have seen the speaker's penis, with the speaker saying it's a large number.

[1.18:31 - 1.21:32]The speaker expresses interest in seeing the development of self-driving cars.

[1.19:51 - 1.22:55]The speaker brings up the idea of a governor in a car that restricts speed and the potential issues that could arise from it.

[1.21:38 - 1.26:28]William Osman discusses his experience of driving a truck at high speeds and the urban legend of trucks shutting down at high speeds.

[1.25:41 - 1.27:38]He also talks about his experience of driving a Lamborghini in a video game and getting arrested for speeding in the game.

[1.27:38 - 1.29:46]William and the hosts discuss their experiences of being in car accidents, with William sharing a story of getting into an accident while carrying bagels.

[1.29:11 - 1.30:55]William Osman discusses his experience of driving a truck at high speeds and the urban legend of trucks shutting down at high speeds.

[1.30:39 - 1.31:30]They also talk about their experiences of renting cars, with William mentioning that he often rents a Tesla when he is on tour.

[1.31:31 - 1.33:10]He also talks about his experience of driving a Lamborghini in a video game and getting arrested for speeding in the game.

[1.33:11 - 1.38:07]The podcast ends with the hosts thanking William for coming on and discussing his youthful appearance and low-stress job.

[1.35:48 - 1.37:13]William shares that he has started a podcast called "Safety Third" with other science enthusiasts.