[00:00 - 01:51]The conversation starts with one person mentioning a phrase they learned from a beggar in Golden Guy.

[00:20 - 00:29]Page_content includes a conversation between two people about their experiences in Japan.

[00:57 - 01:42]The other person questions the meaning of the phrase and the first person explains their theory about it.

[01:07 - 03:12]The conversation starts with one person mentioning a phrase they learned from a beggar in Golden Guy.

[02:21 - 04:12]The conversation then turns to McDonald's in Japan and the differences from American McDonald's.

[02:28 - 03:32]The conversation starts with one person mentioning a phrase they learned from a beggar in Golden Guy.

[03:32 - 04:18]They discuss how they drank and ate McDonald's together and then watched an isekai on TikTok.

[04:18 - 08:07]The conversation shifts to discussing isekai, a genre of anime where the protagonist is transported to another world.

[08:13 - 08:42]Page_content includes a conversation between two people about their experiences in Japan.

[08:42 - 10:48]They end the conversation with a joke about not sleeping on the same side of a campground.

[09:17 - 10:35]The conversation then shifts to discussing how they are staying in a hotel with two connected beds and how it's common in Japan.

[09:53 - 12:45]They mention seeing signs for a certain spot in Akihabara and go there, only to find a section with curtains and a sea of children.

[10:24 - 11:28]They end the conversation with a joke about not sleeping on the same side of a campground.

[11:06 - 11:33]Page_content includes a conversation between two people about their experiences in Japan.

[11:33 - 12:29]The conversation then shifts to discussing a seven-story porn store in Akihabara and how it goes against some cultural norms.

[14:07 - 15:15]They then discuss doujinshi, a section for fan-drawn books, and how it has become more intense over the years.

[14:18 - 16:09]The conversation then shifts to discussing a seven-story porn store in Akihabara and how it goes against some cultural norms.

[15:16 - 17:33]Mention of buying each other 500 dollar boxes and visiting a store with strange sprays

[16:42 - 17:43]They end the conversation with a joke about not sleeping on the same side of a campground.

[17:14 - 17:49]The conversation then shifts to discussing a seven-story porn store in Akihabara and how it goes against some cultural norms.

[17:58 - 18:49]Speaker discussing a trip to Japan and culture differences

[18:50 - 21:07]Discussion of purchasing gifts for a coffee barista and cultural expectations for gift-giving in Japan

[19:29 - 21:14]Mention of buying each other 500 dollar boxes and visiting a store with strange sprays

[19:50 - 22:47]Mention of visiting Golden Guy and an awkward experience with a bartender

[20:10 - 20:56]Mention of buying each other 500 dollar boxes and visiting a store with strange sprays

[22:47 - 24:55]Conversation about expensive fruit in Japan and a video about a melon farmer

[24:29 - 26:07]Hypothetical scenario on a train where the speaker shits their pants and cultural differences in reactions

[26:07 - 27:30]Mention of the speaker's previous appearance on a show and their bad Australian accent

[27:30 - 29:00]Discussion of weight gain and loss in Japan and America

[29:00 - 30:58]Mention of visiting Golden Guy and an awkward experience with a bartender

[29:36 - 32:25]The speakers, Ludwig and Aiden, discuss a karaoke bar they visited in Japan.

[30:13 - 32:11]Discussion of cover charges and prices at bars in Japan

[30:59 - 34:36]They discuss the intricacies of navigating Japanese conversations, especially in the service industry.

[31:51 - 31:57]Mention of the speaker's previous appearance on a show and their bad Australian accent

[33:45 - 37:44]The speakers, Ludwig and Aiden, discuss a karaoke bar they visited in Japan.

[37:09 - 40:17]They mention their love for bidets and their desire to bring them back to America.

[39:19 - 45:53]They discuss their addiction to a virtual horse gambling game at an arcade.

[44:43 - 47:50]They mention the prevalence of licensed IPs in Japan, such as Ava and Nintendo.

[46:32 - 48:10]Group discussing trust in Japan, especially in relation to fan products

[46:32 - 50:37]They discuss the intricacies of navigating Japanese conversations, especially in the service industry.

[48:10 - 49:46]Some IPs are more family-friendly and strict with fan products, while others allow it

[49:46 - 53:33]Group discussing trust in Japan, especially in relation to fan products

[49:54 - 57:50]Mention of wanting to go to a vore cafe in Japan

[57:50 - 1.03:02]Mention of getting "whipped" at a steampunk event for a video

[1.01:18 - 1.02:18]Discussion on getting "beaten up" in a muscle girl cafe

[1.01:18 - 1.02:31]The bar is heavily marketed towards tourists and offers unique experiences, such as getting slapped

[1.01:28 - 1.03:02]One person spills a drink and they briefly discuss Sonic's soap shoes.

[1.01:51 - 1.02:45]Mention of getting "whipped" at a steampunk event for a video

[1.03:02 - 1.05:54]The group discusses other unusual bars in Japan, such as a baby-themed bar and a soap land (a loophole for prostitution)

[1.05:40 - 1.08:59]They also mention the convenience and benefits of using Factor meals for tracking calories and eating healthy

[1.08:59 - 1.10:15]One person spills a drink and they briefly discuss Sonic's soap shoes.

[1.10:15 - 1.10:40]The speaker visits a store in Japan that sells manga and gaming items.

[1.10:15 - 1.11:48]The group discusses other unusual bars in Japan, such as a baby-themed bar and a soap land (a loophole for prostitution)

[1.10:40 - 1.11:48]The speaker is forced to go through the fan meetup line to get to the other escalator.

[1.11:37 - 1.13:05]The speaker visits a store in Japan that sells manga and gaming items.

[1.11:48 - 1.12:12]The speaker also talks about the complicated ticketing system for trains in Japan.

[1.11:48 - 1.12:31]One person spills a drink and they briefly discuss Sonic's soap shoes.

[1.12:13 - 1.12:51]The speaker visits a store in Japan that sells manga and gaming items.

[1.13:05 - 1.14:36]The speaker then goes to a floor with trains and architecture, noting that the people there are more put-together.

[1.14:37 - 1.17:21]They mention that the culture of trains and porn seem to overlap in Japan.

[1.16:00 - 1.17:09]The speaker talks about weird vending machines in Akihabara, including ones that sell panties and cockroaches.

[1.17:09 - 1.18:59]The speaker discusses trying new Japanese dishes, including a fish sperm sack and a bumpy yellow thing that tasted like rubber.

[1.17:09 - 1.19:07]The speaker visits a store in Japan that sells manga and gaming items.

[1.17:21 - 1.19:07]The speaker is at a restaurant and sees something that looks appetizing.

[1.19:00 - 1.21:37]The speaker talks about weird vending machines in Akihabara, including ones that sell panties and cockroaches.

[1.19:07 - 1.21:24]The speaker also talks about the complicated ticketing system for trains in Japan.

[1.19:15 - 1.21:58]The speaker talks about a shower limiter in America, and how in Japan it is easier to adjust shower temperature.

[1.19:30 - 1.19:37]They mention a tweet about using technology and still doubting themselves.

[1.19:37 - 1.20:19]The speaker talks about a shower limiter in America, and how in Japan it is easier to adjust shower temperature.

[1.20:57 - 1.21:37]The speaker expresses their love for discovering new things in Japan.

[1.21:37 - 1.22:36]The speaker talks about a shower limiter in America, and how in Japan it is easier to adjust shower temperature.

[1.21:37 - 1.23:38]The speaker talks about the culture of eating ramen for breakfast and showering with a boulder of ramen.

[1.22:36 - 1.23:38]They discuss taking baths and how it is easier to reserve a specific bath temperature in Japan.

[1.23:23 - 1.25:37]They mention a tonkatsu fetish and the design of expensive figures.

[1.23:38 - 1.25:37]The speaker expresses their love for discovering new things in Japan.

[1.24:59 - 1.27:46]The speaker talks about weird vending machines in Akihabara, including ones that sell panties and cockroaches.

[1.25:04 - 1.26:57]They mention an incident with a figure they purchased as a gift for their friend.

[1.25:37 - 1.27:03]They mention the convenience of buying rice balls for breakfast at a 7/11 in Japan.

[1.27:03 - 1.28:07]The speaker talks about their love for Japan and how they feel at home there.

[1.27:03 - 1.29:45]They mention a pill with a rhino on it that is supposed to give the "coolest boner of all time."

[1.27:33 - 1.29:45]The speaker is at a restaurant and sees something that looks appetizing.

[1.27:39 - 1.29:45]They mention that they are the leader and ask about the other person's thoughts on tricorder ads.

[1.27:54 - 1.30:21]They talk about their favorite things in Japan, including visiting a coffee shop and wanting to live there.

[1.29:19 - 1.31:14]They discuss their background, including being from Canada and living in NorCal.

[1.29:19 - 1.31:45]The speaker talks about the culture of eating ramen for breakfast and showering with a boulder of ramen.

[1.29:45 - 1.30:52]The speaker talks about their love for Japan and how they feel at home there.

[1.30:52 - 1.33:34]They talk about the gift-giving culture in Japan, and how they had to go through a hassle to get a gift for someone.

[1.31:20 - 1.32:25]The speaker discusses trying new Japanese dishes, including a fish sperm sack and a bumpy yellow thing that tasted like rubber.

[1.32:00 - 1.34:42]They mention filming at someone's house, which turned out to be a group of crypto guys.

[1.34:24 - 1.35:55]They mention that they are the leader and ask about the other person's thoughts on tricorder ads.

[1.34:30 - 1.35:02]They make jokes about the crypto guys and buying things with cryptocurrency.

[1.35:02 - 1.35:48]They discuss different accents and impressions, including American, Southern, and British accents.

[1.35:55 - 1.40:15]They mention wanting to move to different countries, and mention their love for skating.

[1.36:07 - 1.37:43]They joke about being born in the wrong country and how their life might have been different if they had grown up in Japan.

[1.37:43 - 1.40:27]They talk about shitting themselves in an onsen and how Japanese people might react.

[1.40:28 - 1.43:18]They discuss showing anime to aliens to prove our worth as a society.

[1.40:40 - 1.41:04]They talk about their favorite things in Japan, including visiting a coffee shop and wanting to live there.

[1.40:51 - 1.41:35]They talk about seeing a drunk man stuck in a fence and how common it is to see intoxicated people in public in Japan

[1.41:04 - 1.43:27]They discuss showing anime to aliens to prove our worth as a society.

[1.41:35 - 1.42:33]They discuss the long working hours and late nights of salarymen in Japan

[1.42:38 - 1.43:52]They fantasize about being a salaryman and romanticize the lifestyle

[1.43:12 - 1.44:54]They talk about seeing a drunk man stuck in a fence and how common it is to see intoxicated people in public in Japan

[1.43:27 - 1.45:14]The speaker reveals that they grew up in England, in Brighton.

[1.44:00 - 1.44:43]They mention their degrees and how they are now irrelevant or useless to their current careers

[1.44:54 - 1.45:54]They talk about shitting themselves in an onsen and how Japanese people might react.

[1.44:54 - 1.47:05]They talk about seeing a drunk man stuck in a fence and how common it is to see intoxicated people in public in Japan

[1.45:01 - 1.46:13]They talk about the mandatory annual health checkups in Japan

[1.45:54 - 1.47:34]They joke about being born in the wrong country and how their life might have been different if they had grown up in Japan.

[1.46:39 - 1.50:38]People discuss the appeal of being a salaryman in Japan

[1.47:29 - 1.50:32]They fantasize about being a salaryman and romanticize the lifestyle

[1.48:28 - 1.49:16]They discuss the pressure and depression that come with being a salaryman

[1.49:23 - 1.49:59]They fantasize about being a salaryman and romanticize the lifestyle

[1.50:39 - 1.52:09]They talk about seeing a drunk man stuck in a fence and how common it is to see intoxicated people in public in Japan

[1.52:47 - 1.55:02]They mention the aesthetic appeal of Japan and its uniqueness

[1.52:59 - 1.56:32]They joke about lying and pretending to know what they would do if they couldn't do YouTube

[1.53:05 - 1.54:09]They joke about their different degrees and how one is more practical while the other is more romanticized.

[1.53:05 - 1.54:09]They mention taking vitamins and jokingly discuss the potential side effects

[1.54:39 - 1.56:26]They talk about seeing a drunk man stuck in a fence and how common it is to see intoxicated people in public in Japan

[1.54:39 - 1.57:48]They compare Japan to the UK and discuss the lack of rules in building construction

[1.56:02 - 1.58:10]The discussion shifts to earthquakes and Japan's regulations on building safety

[1.57:15 - 2.04:19]They mention their dream of walking everywhere and the appeal of public transportation in Japan

[2.00:42 - 2.02:35]They talk about the lack of voice chat in Japanese online gaming

[2.04:23 - 2.06:18]The episode ends with the hosts thanking their guests and mentioning a Patreon episode to come.

[2.04:33 - 2.05:16]They mention taking vitamins and jokingly discuss the potential side effects

[2.05:16 - 2.07:21]The episode ends with the hosts thanking their guests and mentioning a Patreon episode to come.

[2.05:48 - 2.07:14]They mention taking vitamins and jokingly discuss the potential side effects