[00:15 - 01:50]The speaker had a hectic week and faced a lot of drama on a platform.

[01:19 - 01:43]They discuss the allegations that the Welsh man is a Welsh sleeper cell sent to Japan.

[01:30 - 02:31]The speaker had a hectic week and faced a lot of drama on a platform.

[01:55 - 02:12]They decided to take a break from the drama and invited a Welsh man onto their podcast.

[02:32 - 04:07]The speaker talks about the fun of exploring hole-in-the-wall bars in Japan.

[04:07 - 04:58]The Welsh man talks about filming at a muscle bar in Japan and how the muscle girls DM him.

[04:58 - 06:39]The speaker had a hectic week and faced a lot of drama on a platform.

[05:09 - 08:02]They discuss various fetishes and the possibility of filming at a war bar in Japan.

[07:36 - 08:43]The speaker talks about the fun of exploring hole-in-the-wall bars in Japan.

[08:44 - 11:05]They discuss the possibility of dressing up as salary men for a video.

[09:08 - 10:06]The speaker talks about the fun of exploring hole-in-the-wall bars in Japan.

[10:06 - 11:00]They talk about how Japan is a land of never-ending content and an interesting place to live.

[11:05 - 12:13]Two individuals are discussing experiences in the UK, specifically in London.

[11:40 - 12:07]One individual mentions living in London and enjoying a 12 course meal at the Ritz.

[12:13 - 14:10]They talk about ordering a second beef Wellington and the server's response.

[13:56 - 14:27]One individual mentions liking pop culture and missing it while traveling.

[14:50 - 14:58]Two individuals are discussing experiences in the UK, specifically in London.

[14:59 - 16:28]The other individual talks about a race league in the UK called the League of Pigs and their plans to sponsor an American pig named Piggy Smalls.

[16:05 - 16:40]The conversation then turns to Welsh culture and tradition, specifically the tradition of holding a horse skull called Mari Lwyd.

[16:40 - 18:02]The text ends with one of the individuals saying they didn't know what the horse skull was when they were younger.

[18:03 - 19:31]The speaker is talking about a strange event that he attended involving folk dancing and singing, where people started kicking him.

[18:18 - 20:05]There is a discussion about Welsh independence and whether or not it should happen.

[19:31 - 20:35]The speaker grew up in Wales and did all of his school and exams in Welsh.

[20:05 - 20:23]The speaker then talks about his experience living in a small town and then moving to a big city.

[20:35 - 21:59]The language of Welsh is phonetic and older than English.

[20:45 - 21:21]There is banter between the two about the guest's height and the speaker's weight.

[20:51 - 21:52]The guest and the speaker joke about their friendship and hanging out together.

[21:59 - 23:08]There is a discussion about Welsh independence and whether or not it should happen.

[22:19 - 24:11]The speaker then talks about his experience living in a small town and then moving to a big city.

[23:52 - 23:58]The speaker grew up in Wales and did all of his school and exams in Welsh.

[24:11 - 25:07]The guest mentions a conversation he had with an exchange student.

[25:07 - 25:58]The guest and the speaker joke about their friendship and hanging out together.

[25:44 - 26:11]The guest, Ludwig, unexpectedly arrives and joins the conversation.

[25:58 - 26:05]The guest and the speaker discuss their different lifestyles and preferences for hanging out at night.

[26:11 - 27:43]The guest and the speaker joke about their friendship and hanging out together.

[26:16 - 26:39]The conversation ends.

[26:39 - 27:38]The guest and the speaker discuss their different lifestyles and preferences for hanging out at night.

[26:57 - 28:39]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[27:06 - 28:10]Ludwig hung up on the speaker during a conversation

[28:10 - 29:52]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[29:59 - 31:13]The speaker is an avid rock climber

[30:38 - 31:20]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[31:20 - 32:12]The speaker is an avid rock climber

[31:36 - 34:22]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[34:23 - 35:05]The speaker and Ludwig discuss their experiences with voice acting

[35:05 - 37:24]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[35:13 - 36:28]The speaker's character was an Ethiopian archer

[35:44 - 37:31]The speaker shares a story about doing a voice for a video game

[36:48 - 38:02]The speaker's character was an Ethiopian archer

[37:04 - 37:15]The speaker is an avid rock climber

[38:02 - 38:28]Ludwig is an hour late to the podcast

[38:28 - 38:53]Ludwig receives clothing from fans.

[38:53 - 40:45]They continue to criticize the person's fashion sense, saying they wear shorts too much and their accessories are not well thought-out.

[40:26 - 40:33]They discuss the different answers they received and joke about someone admitting to using crack cocaine at the summit.

[40:45 - 41:27]The person defends themselves and their fashion choices, stating that they recently attended a YouTube creator summit where even high-level executives complimented their outfit.

[41:27 - 42:05]They attended a YouTube summit and asked other YouTubers about their vices.

[42:05 - 44:21]The conversation shifts to a video of the speaker from their teenage years where they did voiceover work for a video game.

[44:21 - 45:14]They then discuss a Nigerian pastor who is currently the top YouTube streamer with 80,000 viewers and has made a million dollars in the past six months.

[45:00 - 46:57]They joke about starting a cult and having the pastor as a guest on their podcast.

[45:14 - 48:07]The conversation turns to the podcast itself, with the speaker admitting that they started it to make their friends rich.

[48:14 - 50:11]They discuss the questionable fashion choices of their friends and how they spend the money from their successful podcast.

[49:13 - 51:14]The speaker talks about their customized computer build and their admiration for another popular YouTuber who also has a customized build.

[50:37 - 51:27]They discuss the different answers they received and joke about someone admitting to using crack cocaine at the summit.

[51:27 - 52:13]Twitch also has a poor revenue split compared to YouTube, with streamers only receiving around 25% of ad revenue.

[52:13 - 53:46]Streamers who make over $100k a year are the most affected by the change.

[52:25 - 52:43]Twitch used to have a 70/30 split between streamers and the platform, but recently changed it to 50/50.

[53:46 - 54:32]The real reason for the change may be to incentivize streamers to run more ads, which can bring in more revenue for Twitch.

[54:32 - 54:59]Twitch also has a lot of watch time and dedicated fans, making it attractive for advertisers.

[55:12 - 56:10]The real reason for the change may be to incentivize streamers to run more ads, which can bring in more revenue for Twitch.

[56:11 - 56:55]Streamers who make over $100k a year are the most affected by the change.

[56:55 - 59:18]However, running ads can be disruptive to the streaming experience and can even affect the streamer's message.

[59:19 - 1.00:41]Twitch also has a poor revenue split compared to YouTube, with streamers only receiving around 25% of ad revenue.

[1.00:15 - 1.00:54]Twitch has a large audience in Japan, but the country's strict laws and attitudes towards drugs prevent the platform from allowing weed-related content.

[1.00:54 - 1.01:51]There is a lack of education on certain topics in Japan, which may contribute to this strictness.