[00:00 - 01:35]The clothing features the speaker's face and the phrase "Aidan."

[00:07 - 00:57]The speaker mentions re-releasing the clothing for Patrons and the date and time it will be available.

[01:36 - 04:00]The speaker mentions a Jamba Juice experience where songs were played at a slower speed and they tweeted about it.

[01:54 - 04:19]The speaker is discussing a piece of clothing that sold out quickly and they didn't expect to be popular.

[02:15 - 03:31]The speaker mentions a Jamba Juice experience where songs were played at a slower speed and they tweeted about it.

[03:31 - 05:15]The clothing features the speaker's face and the phrase "Aidan."

[04:19 - 04:54]There is a mention of withholding inventory to prevent complaints.

[05:16 - 07:18]The conversation turns to the topic of working out and the speaker's coworker being in good shape.

[05:56 - 07:06]There is a discussion about a podcast awards show and not winning.

[07:20 - 10:22]The conversation turns to the topic of working out and the speaker's coworker being in good shape.

[09:21 - 11:43]There is a mention of a sailing club and La Crosse.

[11:01 - 12:08]The speaker mentions playing a 2v2 game of field hockey with their coworkers.

[12:09 - 12:58]The episode number is mentioned and a wish is made to beat Jay Shetty.

[12:30 - 14:47]Suggestions for improvements include: gaining weight to become funnier, coming up with more tier list ideas, adding more segments to the podcast, and learning to read more books

[12:43 - 13:16]The conversation turns to the topic of working out and the speaker's coworker being in good shape.

[14:47 - 17:02]Discussion about potential improvements as podcasters, with the goal of beating Jay Shetty in popularity

[15:34 - 17:08]Aiden's potential improvement is to eat less and learn to read more

[17:27 - 20:20]A debate about whether audiobooks count as "reading"

[19:37 - 21:13]Discussion about eating Jay Shetty "limb by limb" every other day

[20:20 - 23:00]Discussion about potential improvements as podcasters, with the goal of beating Jay Shetty in popularity

[21:13 - 23:36]Reference to Garnt, a former monk and podcast host

[22:47 - 24:38]Ad for Factor meals, with a joke about Nick Gingling's weight loss and a partnership to create a "monster truck meal"

[23:57 - 24:56]They mention possibly mailing a monster truck to someone, and not wanting to give away their blood.

[24:56 - 25:42]They discuss wanting to have a guest like Mr. Beast on their podcast and potentially getting more views because of it.

[25:04 - 26:02]Discussion about potential improvements as podcasters, with the goal of beating Jay Shetty in popularity

[25:24 - 27:25]They mention wanting to lock Jay Shetty in a shed and have him as a guest on their podcast, but not allowing him to leave or call for help.

[26:15 - 26:58]They discuss wanting to go see monster trucks together and possibly fighting each other.

[27:11 - 28:37]The speaker asks for feedback on their podcast and mentions wanting to be more thoughtful with their questions.

[28:20 - 29:34]They discuss wanting to go see monster trucks together and possibly fighting each other.

[29:41 - 31:47]They mention wanting to make someone bigger and stronger to balance out their team dynamic.

[30:11 - 32:42]The speaker calls out to someone named Nick Gingling to come over and talk about packaging something.

[31:11 - 33:18]The speaker starts talking about attending a party

[32:21 - 34:16]They discuss wanting to fix each other's flaws, such as thinking more about the podcast and having different vibes.

[33:40 - 35:18]The speaker talks about a jibbit they received and how it felt like an engagement ring

[33:46 - 35:18]The speaker calls out to someone named Nick Gingling to come over and talk about packaging something.

[35:19 - 36:13]The speaker starts talking about attending a party

[36:13 - 36:29]They discuss going out and setting up a hangout with Mango and getting tattoos

[36:29 - 38:22]They mention someone's eye being dry and twitchy

[38:22 - 39:28]The speaker starts talking about attending a party

[38:33 - 39:41]The group discusses a 10k step challenge and the speaker losing the bet

[39:17 - 40:48]They mention smoking and having natural body features

[39:42 - 40:53]The speaker talks about trying to cheat during the challenge

[39:54 - 40:48]They mention being part of a big group of nominees

[40:25 - 41:20]There is talk about cheating on something and a reference to a character named Taylor

[40:54 - 41:33]The group discusses a 10k step challenge and the speaker losing the bet

[41:20 - 42:43]They mention a potential idea for a robot that can help cheat at contests involving walking and running

[41:33 - 41:51]They discuss using a Roomba to fake steps

[41:59 - 42:22]They mention someone named American Pete who may have been at Disneyland

[42:22 - 44:52]They talk about attending the Valorant Championship and seeing Ben Affleck and Elon Musk there

[42:49 - 44:14]There is a discussion about Ben Affleck potentially having the largest penis and back tattoo of any KO man

[44:15 - 46:34]There is a mention of Scientology possibly owning an esports team

[44:52 - 46:28]They are excited and use profanity to express their excitement

[45:55 - 47:09]They discuss the idea of the Army or UPS having their own esports team

[46:08 - 47:37]They are excited and use profanity to express their excitement

[47:22 - 48:25]There is a conversation about a male delivery person being attractive and a potential viral video idea

[47:38 - 47:57]They mention a $2 bill with a lucky number given to them by someone named Nick Wang.

[48:12 - 49:36]There is a conversation about a male delivery person being attractive and a potential viral video idea

[49:20 - 50:19]They are excited and use profanity to express their excitement

[50:27 - 51:03]The speaker mentions using CashApp to buy nine dogs and talks about what is in their pouch/bag

[51:09 - 52:45]There is talk about cheating on something and a reference to a character named Taylor

[52:19 - 52:56]They mention a $2 bill with a lucky number given to them by someone named Nick Wang.

[52:57 - 54:47]The speaker does not want to leave and says they are not scared.

[53:02 - 55:05]The speaker suggests starting a book club with someone, but the other person falls behind.

[55:06 - 55:55]The speaker suggests starting a new podcast where they explore different religions and become pious men.

[55:43 - 57:23]The speaker talks about shaving their head and how it affects their appearance.

[55:55 - 56:14]Someone is looking at the speaker like a Japanese businessman.

[56:25 - 56:43]The speaker discusses their recent trip to CB2.

[56:50 - 57:03]Someone is looking at the speaker like a Japanese businessman.

[57:03 - 58:36]The speaker talks about shaving their head and how it affects their appearance.

[58:36 - 1.00:58]The speaker suggests starting a book club with someone, but the other person falls behind.

[59:07 - 1.01:24]The speaker suggests filming a video where they shoot someone with a gun.

[59:49 - 1.00:12]Someone is looking at the speaker like a Japanese businessman.

[1.01:24 - 1.02:08]They joke about how they are "cracking people's necks open" and can't stop winning

[1.01:24 - 1.02:15]The speaker suggests faking someone's death for a viral video.

[1.01:57 - 1.02:55]The speaker talks about dreaming of their deceased parents and crying about them.

[1.02:08 - 1.02:55]They make a comparison between their friend and themselves in terms of their success in poker

[1.02:55 - 1.03:41]They joke about how they are "cracking people's necks open" and can't stop winning

[1.02:55 - 1.04:47]The speaker discusses their recent trip to CB2.

[1.03:09 - 1.03:41]The speaker talks about shaving their head and how it affects their appearance.

[1.03:41 - 1.07:58]The speaker and their friend have been playing poker at a casino and have been winning consistently

[1.03:59 - 1.04:41]The speaker does not want to throw something, and someone farted.

[1.05:33 - 1.06:44]They segue into discussing a potential mobile game idea and how they could make more money than a doctor

[1.06:45 - 1.08:31]The speakers discuss a company called Riot and its employees, including a listener at the event

[1.07:21 - 1.09:09]They segue into discussing a potential mobile game idea and how they could make more money than a doctor

[1.07:59 - 1.08:44]They mention potentially monetizing a mobile game

[1.08:49 - 1.11:35]The speaker and their friend have been playing poker at a casino and have been winning consistently

[1.09:09 - 1.09:50]One of the speakers shares a story about a sexual encounter with a babysitter, but it turns out to be a misunderstanding

[1.09:51 - 1.11:35]The conversation shifts to talking about a stolen logo being used for a local flyer

[1.10:11 - 1.12:06]One of the speakers receives a gift of zipper-shaped microphones

[1.10:46 - 1.12:06]They joke about how they are "cracking people's necks open" and can't stop winning

[1.11:40 - 1.12:13]They mention potentially monetizing a mobile game

[1.12:08 - 1.15:58]They segue into discussing a potential mobile game idea and how they could make more money than a doctor

[1.15:31 - 1.16:18]One of the speakers receives a gift of zipper-shaped microphones

[1.15:53 - 1.17:49]Nick and Aidan are talking about something, but Nick keeps interrupting and changing the subject.

[1.15:59 - 1.16:58]They discuss a past incident where Aidan tracked the number of packages in the house and proved that Nick had the most.

[1.16:18 - 1.17:36]The conversation shifts to talking about a stolen logo being used for a local flyer

[1.17:49 - 1.19:28]Aidan believes that tracking data can help prove a point and make him feel superior, but it can also skew future data.

[1.18:04 - 1.20:23]They discuss a past incident where Aidan tracked the number of packages in the house and proved that Nick had the most.

[1.20:23 - 1.22:58]Aidan believes that tracking data can help prove a point and make him feel superior, but it can also skew future data.

[1.21:51 - 1.23:44]Nick and Aidan are talking about something, but Nick keeps interrupting and changing the subject.

[1.22:43 - 1.23:51]Difficulty with jumping into conversations due to being tuned out

[1.22:49 - 1.23:31]The idea of taking feedback and considering its volume and information

[1.23:06 - 1.23:44]Aiden's potential for creating a clicker game

[1.23:14 - 1.25:00]They talk about interrupting guests on their podcast and how they believe they are actually saving them.

[1.23:31 - 1.24:13]The potential for pop-ins to derail the original point and make it less impactful

[1.23:51 - 1.25:07]The importance of letting someone finish their thoughts before jumping in with something funny

[1.24:34 - 1.25:00]The need to interject and be funny during interviews, rather than solely asking questions

[1.24:34 - 1.26:38]Nick and Aidan are talking about something, but Nick keeps interrupting and changing the subject.

[1.25:07 - 1.25:37]The potential to save a conversation by retconning or adding humor at the end

[1.25:14 - 1.26:38]The potential for pop-ins to derail the original point and make it less impactful

[1.26:01 - 1.27:23]The frustration with people online not being able to express their opinions effectively

[1.26:38 - 1.26:51]A discussion about Joki Sushi and his concert

[1.26:38 - 1.27:05]Nick brings up how Aidan has not paid any utilities for two years, causing a new argument.

[1.27:00 - 1.27:05]The need to be on our phones less and the comparison to driving through a school of children.

[1.27:24 - 1.27:56]The importance of letting someone finish their thoughts before jumping in with something funny

[1.27:29 - 1.29:24]The frustration with people online not being able to express their opinions effectively

[1.29:13 - 1.30:44]The negative impact of likes becoming a currency and affecting our brains

[1.29:24 - 1.31:02]The frustration with people online not being able to express their opinions effectively

[1.31:02 - 1.31:36]The paradox of being built to give criticism from an anonymous perspective

[1.31:22 - 1.31:29]The idea that humans are not built to be creators and receive criticism

[1.31:36 - 1.32:13]The emotional impact of a concert and crying at movies

[1.31:45 - 1.32:54]The importance of letting someone finish their thoughts before jumping in with something funny

[1.32:15 - 1.33:02]The emotional impact of a concert and crying at movies

[1.33:02 - 1.34:02]A discussion about Joki Sushi and his concert

[1.33:07 - 1.33:35]The emotional impact of a concert and crying at movies

[1.34:03 - 1.34:34]The potential to keep going back and forth with the audience for more applause

[1.34:34 - 1.35:02]Aiden's potential for creating a clicker game

[1.34:42 - 1.35:36]The need to be on our phones less and the comparison to driving through a school of children.