[00:00 - 01:50]The speaker recalls a specific moment from the video where a cat scratches someone and is put in the microwave.

[00:59 - 03:42]They mention being inspired by YouTube and creating their own lip sync music videos before the platform existed.

[01:33 - 02:32]They mention using the website Wayback Machine to see the original design of Smosh.com.

[01:38 - 01:44]The speaker talks about the current state of their sense of humor and how it hasn't changed since their early days on the website.

[01:50 - 04:37]The speaker mentions that they discovered YouTube in its beta phase and received a free iPod nano for registering.

[03:52 - 04:05]The speaker talks about the current state of their sense of humor and how it hasn't changed since their early days on the website.

[04:05 - 05:29]The speaker mentions that they discovered YouTube in its beta phase and received a free iPod nano for registering.

[04:37 - 05:10]The speaker talks about the origin of the name "Smosh" and how they started promoting their website by including it at the beginning of their videos.

[05:29 - 05:35]The speaker talks about the first video they ever saw on YouTube, called Cat Soup.

[05:36 - 06:00]The speaker talks about the current state of their sense of humor and how it hasn't changed since their early days on the website.

[06:00 - 06:19]The speaker talks about the origin of the name "Smosh" and how they started promoting their website by including it at the beginning of their videos.

[06:20 - 07:27]The speaker describes how they had to sell shirts to fund their website's server costs.

[07:28 - 07:49]They discuss finding Tom Scott's rejected animation on their website.

[07:49 - 10:24]They mention using the website Wayback Machine to see the original design of Smosh.com.

[08:59 - 09:25]The speaker recalls a specific moment from the video where a cat scratches someone and is put in the microwave.

[09:25 - 10:35]The speaker talks about the origin of the name "Smosh" and how they started promoting their website by including it at the beginning of their videos.

[09:52 - 10:30]The website was created when the speaker was 15 years old, making it 21 years old in the present.

[10:11 - 11:02]The website was called Smosh and had various features such as forums, videos, flash animations, and a store.

[10:36 - 10:52]The speaker talks about the current state of their sense of humor and how it hasn't changed since their early days on the website.

[11:02 - 12:38]The speaker is discussing a website he designed and ran in the past.

[12:38 - 13:21]The speaker spent a lot of time working on the website and had 117 people online at one point.

[13:37 - 15:56]The speaker is discussing a website he designed and ran in the past.

[13:55 - 15:05]The website eventually grew to have 18,000 members and the speaker sold it in 2011.

[14:17 - 15:44]The speaker spent a lot of time working on the website and had 117 people online at one point.

[15:45 - 16:56]The website eventually grew to have 18,000 members and the speaker sold it in 2011.

[15:56 - 16:25]The speaker is discussing a website he designed and ran in the past.

[16:56 - 18:17]The speaker started making YouTube videos at the age of 13 or 12, using the username "TotalMinor16."

[18:10 - 21:02]The speaker purchased a third-party game called "Total Minor Builder" and used a Fuji film point-and-shoot camera to record themselves playing it.

[18:17 - 19:00]The speaker is discussing a website he designed and ran in the past.

[19:30 - 20:51]The speaker also searched for and found some of his old videos, which only had a few views.

[20:32 - 22:33]They also recorded themselves playing Mario Kart Wii with hacked codes, tormenting other players.

[22:33 - 25:21]These experiences were novel and fun for the speaker when they were a kid, but as they got older, they realized they wanted more challenge and structure in their gaming experiences.

[25:21 - 26:53]They found cheat codes on websites like Cheatplanet.com and used them to win games.

[25:40 - 25:49]The speaker discusses a potential website with viruses and Mark Zuckerberg in the corner.

[25:51 - 26:27]The conversation shifts to reminiscing about the year 1997 and wondering what it was like back then.

[26:03 - 26:09]They mention a TikTok video that appeared on their "For You" page and discuss going back in time to experience their childhood again.

[26:28 - 26:53]They discuss the character-building aspect of having to learn and navigate the internet on their own in the past.

[26:54 - 28:00]The speaker discusses a potential website with viruses and Mark Zuckerberg in the corner.

[27:06 - 28:19]The speaker shares a theory about recording their future child with old camcorders and gradually upgrading to newer technology as they grow up.

[28:20 - 29:41]They discuss the character-building aspect of having to learn and navigate the internet on their own in the past.

[30:04 - 30:48]The speakers visit an old website and comment on its outdated design and banner ads.

[30:59 - 31:52]They discuss the character-building aspect of having to learn and navigate the internet on their own in the past.

[31:41 - 33:01]The speaker shares a theory about recording their future child with old camcorders and gradually upgrading to newer technology as they grow up.

[32:06 - 35:31]One speaker reveals that they used to have a Minecraft skin with Tom Scott's face on it, which was later discovered by Tom Scott himself.

[34:45 - 35:20]They discuss the embarrassment and apology that followed this incident.

[35:31 - 35:44]One speaker reveals that they used to have a Minecraft skin with Tom Scott's face on it, which was later discovered by Tom Scott himself.

[35:45 - 36:26]The conversation ends with a reflection on the speaker's long tenure on YouTube and the internet and what has kept them interested and active on the platform for so long.

[36:26 - 37:38]They feel a creative drive and can't stop thinking about new ideas.

[37:38 - 38:22]They joke about their friend not having his own business.

[37:56 - 38:42]The speaker mentions their friend's business and their own product, "Titty Milk".

[38:30 - 39:25]The speaker talks about selling their company, Smosh, and receiving stock options.

[38:42 - 40:14]The speaker expresses their excitement for seeing their ideas come to fruition.

[39:25 - 41:12]The speaker reflects on the brand's continued success and their personal growth from the experience.

[40:38 - 41:44]They mention feeling frustrated and bitter about the situation.

[41:12 - 42:06]The speaker reflects on the brand's continued success and their personal growth from the experience.

[42:06 - 43:59]They mention participating in a "funeral roast" for Smosh and feeling vulnerable.

[42:11 - 42:54]The speaker and the other guests joke and banter about the situation.

[43:20 - 43:45]They mention participating in a "funeral roast" for Smosh and feeling vulnerable.

[43:59 - 45:05]The speaker and the other guests joke and banter about the situation.

[44:07 - 44:58]The conversation ends with the speaker expressing their curiosity about the menu.

[44:27 - 45:12]The speaker and the other guests joke and banter about the situation.

[45:12 - 45:41]The speaker mentions flying first class and jokingly refers to it as "chuckle sandwich money".

[46:47 - 47:18]They mention their obsession with the podcast and jokingly threaten the editor to leave in certain parts.

[46:59 - 49:06]The speaker and the other guests joke and banter about the situation.

[48:26 - 49:00]The conversation ends with the speaker expressing their curiosity about the menu.

[48:35 - 49:06]Anthony shares childhood memories of a stuffed animal named "favorite puppy"

[49:07 - 51:07]Anthony is offered a pink frosted sprinkle donut, but declines due to his contract

[50:38 - 52:46]They discuss a variety of food-related topics

[52:47 - 56:02]They talk about a food battle game and Anthony's biggest win in 2010

[54:16 - 55:45]They engage in a "goatse" challenge with the donut

[56:03 - 58:24]They talk about a food battle game and Anthony's biggest win in 2010

[56:20 - 1.00:11]They engage in a "goatse" challenge with the donut

[59:15 - 1.02:29]They discuss a variety of food-related topics

[1.01:12 - 1.02:30]The podcast hosts ask Anthony about his channel and promotions, but he declines to promote anything

[1.01:18 - 1.02:12]They make plans for Anthony to have the podcast hosts as guests on his show in the future