[00:00 - 00:26]Andy and Michelle introduce themselves as TikTok video creators

[00:26 - 01:25]They didn't know anyone at the party and only knew a few people online

[01:25 - 02:34]They met at an 88 Rising pre-Coachella party and drove for 4 hours to attend

[01:58 - 03:13]They didn't know anyone at the party and only knew a few people online

[02:35 - 03:28]They met at an 88 Rising pre-Coachella party and drove for 4 hours to attend

[03:28 - 04:06]They reflect on their journey of meeting and becoming friends

[03:47 - 04:00]They explain how they fight on camera for amusement

[03:54 - 06:42]The speaker thought people just liked Boba, but their friends convinced them to go to the Boba shop where they met their partner.

[04:07 - 04:44]They didn't know anyone at the party and only knew a few people online

[04:30 - 06:35]They reflect on their journey of meeting and becoming friends

[06:03 - 06:42]This led to a closer friendship and collaborations

[06:29 - 06:35]The speaker talks about going out with their friends and how they are more introverted compared to their partner.

[06:42 - 07:57]They felt validated when other creators recognized them at the party

[06:42 - 07:57]The speaker thought people just liked Boba, but their friends convinced them to go to the Boba shop where they met their partner.

[07:15 - 08:12]They reflect on their journey of meeting and becoming friends

[07:15 - 08:35]The speaker enjoys making silly faces and scrolling through their 4u page on TikTok.

[07:20 - 07:42]They explain how they fight on camera for amusement

[08:36 - 08:47]The speaker and their partner open a box of Japanese snacks and try some of them.

[08:47 - 09:00]They discuss the subscription box, Tokyo Treat, and its promotion with the code "Sakura season."

[09:01 - 09:42]The speaker and their partner open a box of Japanese snacks and try some of them.

[09:09 - 10:13]They discuss the subscription box, Tokyo Treat, and its promotion with the code "Sakura season."

[10:14 - 11:40]The speaker's partner often gets hit on when they go out, even though people know they are married.

[10:23 - 12:43]They mention a shirt that the speaker made for their partner to wear to show they are married.

[11:41 - 13:08]The speaker's partner often gets hit on when they go out, even though people know they are married.

[12:08 - 12:13]The speaker talks about going out with their friends and how they are more introverted compared to their partner.

[12:43 - 13:34]The speaker shares the story of how they met their partner at a Boba shop while trying to meet girls.

[13:34 - 14:59]The speaker thought people just liked Boba, but their friends convinced them to go to the Boba shop where they met their partner.

[13:48 - 14:31]The speaker is hesitant to go to a certain place, but his friends convince him to go.

[13:55 - 14:31]They talk about how there is a correlation between Boba shops and pretty girls, especially on the East Coast.

[14:01 - 16:04]A week later, the speaker meets the cashier again at a bowling event and is initially nervous when she approaches him.

[15:16 - 16:22]While waiting in line, the speaker is unsure of what to order and asks the cashier to surprise him.

[15:43 - 17:13]The cashier switches with someone else to make the speaker's drink, causing some upset among other customers.

[16:30 - 17:30]A week later, the speaker meets the cashier again at a bowling event and is initially nervous when she approaches him.

[17:30 - 18:48]The speaker meets the cashier at another event and finally gets her number, leading to a successful relationship.

[17:37 - 21:41]A week later, the speaker meets the cashier again at a bowling event and is initially nervous when she approaches him.

[20:43 - 23:37]The speaker manipulates the situation so that the cashier will sit next to him at a group dinner.

[23:37 - 24:24]The speaker and their friend were discussing what to eat and the friend mentioned feeling sick and not wanting to finish the meal.

[23:37 - 24:46]A week later, the speaker meets the cashier again at a bowling event and is initially nervous when she approaches him.

[23:57 - 24:04]The speaker and the friend start making time for each other and going to the gym together.

[23:57 - 25:05]The speaker and the cashier have a conversation and exchange numbers.

[24:04 - 24:53]The next day, the speaker was extremely sick and blames the friend for getting them sick.

[24:24 - 24:59]The speaker paid for the shared meal and the friend thanked them through Instagram DMs that night.

[24:59 - 25:39]The speaker starts making the effort to see the friend during their university's break period, even though they do not attend the university.

[25:39 - 26:43]The speaker and the friend start texting through Instagram DMs and the speaker learns that the friend goes to the same university as their sister.

[25:44 - 27:26]The speaker walks a mile and a half every day to see the friend for five minutes during the break period.

[27:05 - 27:57]The speaker and their friend were discussing what to eat and the friend mentioned feeling sick and not wanting to finish the meal.

[27:27 - 27:39]After three months, the speaker asks the friend to skip class and get Chipotle with them.

[27:57 - 28:31]The friend agrees and they have a great time, making it their first one-on-one date.

[28:31 - 29:05]The speaker and the friend start making time for each other and going to the gym together.

[29:05 - 30:33]The speaker's friend is not used to casual dating and asks for a DTR (define the relationship) talk.

[29:05 - 30:33]The couple first met and started dating, with the woman initiating the "Define the Relationship" talk.

[29:59 - 31:27]The man proposed to the woman after she had expressed her desire to marry him, and they got married after two and a half years of dating.

[30:13 - 30:55]The speaker and the friend are still together and the speaker reflects on their past actions with humor.

[30:33 - 30:44]The speaker and the friend start making time for each other and going to the gym together.

[30:44 - 31:07]The speaker walks a mile and a half every day to see the friend for five minutes during the break period.

[31:08 - 31:21]The speaker's friend is not used to casual dating and asks for a DTR (define the relationship) talk.

[31:08 - 31:21]The couple first met and started dating, with the woman initiating the "Define the Relationship" talk.

[31:34 - 32:43]They both worked in the restaurant industry, with the woman having multiple jobs.

[32:09 - 33:35]The man proposed to the woman after she had expressed her desire to marry him, and they got married after two and a half years of dating.

[33:36 - 34:46]They both worked in the restaurant industry, with the woman having multiple jobs.

[33:42 - 34:05]They started making TikTok videos together during the COVID-19 pandemic, after the man had already started his own channel.

[34:46 - 36:48]The man proposed to the woman after she had expressed her desire to marry him, and they got married after two and a half years of dating.

[36:09 - 36:57]They started making TikTok videos together during the COVID-19 pandemic, after the man had already started his own channel.

[36:57 - 38:40]Their first viral video was about the woman learning a curse word in Korean, which led to their followers asking for more videos with the woman.

[37:37 - 38:53]The man officially asked the woman to be his TikTok partner, and they started making more comedic content together.

[38:53 - 39:30]Social media used to be more casual and fun, now it is more curated and business-oriented, like Instagram.

[39:30 - 39:59]The content they create is about 10-15% staged, but they try to keep it authentic.

[39:44 - 41:03]The conversation is about the changes in social media over time.

[41:03 - 42:20]They were always aligned on their content, but they respect other creators with different styles.

[41:19 - 43:41]They have different styles of content, with the female being more goofy and the male being more romantic.

[43:41 - 45:07]They have a friend who supports them and comments on their posts, even if they are not related to their content.

[45:07 - 50:54]They have had wild and fun experiences together, such as getting drunk and going out.

[49:04 - 51:15]They are planning to attend Coachella and make content for other people, but when they attend festivals, they focus on having fun and not creating content.

[49:51 - 50:21]They have had wild and fun experiences together, such as getting drunk and going out.

[50:29 - 52:36]They are planning to attend Coachella and make content for other people, but when they attend festivals, they focus on having fun and not creating content.

[51:31 - 53:43]The speaker discusses how stressful it is to create brand videos and not having full control over everything.

[51:49 - 54:05]The speaker discusses how even if TikTok gets banned, people can still use VPN to access it.

[54:06 - 55:55]The speaker expresses frustration with Instagram's algorithm and how it prioritizes suggested posts and ads over content from people they follow.

[55:56 - 56:14]The speaker is upset over a hearing where the officials did not listen and kept interrupting the CEO.

[56:16 - 58:16]The speaker discusses how stressful it is to create brand videos and not having full control over everything.

[58:16 - 1.00:19]They discuss the challenges of doing business with friends, family, or partners and the importance of setting boundaries between work and personal relationships.

[59:00 - 59:28]The speaker discusses how stressful it is to create brand videos and not having full control over everything.

[59:28 - 1.00:09]They discuss the challenges of doing business with friends, family, or partners and the importance of setting boundaries between work and personal relationships.

[1.00:20 - 1.00:53]The conversation shifts to Taylor Swift and how the speaker attended her concert thinking it would be a regular concert, but it turned out to be a rave.

[1.01:38 - 1.02:05]The conversation ends with a question about any TikTok tricks or secrets the others may know.

[1.02:05 - 1.03:15]They also mention other artists who gained popularity through TikTok's virality.

[1.02:11 - 1.03:40]The speaker shares how Lil Nas X marketed his song through TikTok, using multiple accounts and engaging with users on Reddit.

[1.03:34 - 1.04:26]There is an industry secret about how to become successful on TikTok, but it involves some tricks and hacks.

[1.03:40 - 1.04:06]The conversation ends with a question about any TikTok tricks or secrets the others may know.

[1.03:40 - 1.05:03]Some people claim to know the algorithm of TikTok and offer advice for a price, but it's not worth paying for because the algorithm is constantly changing.

[1.04:42 - 1.06:27]It's similar to people claiming to know how to be a successful Twitch streamer and offering lessons or programs for a high price.

[1.05:03 - 1.05:15]It's important to be genuine and not just post content for the sake of becoming famous.

[1.05:52 - 1.06:20]It's similar to people claiming to know how to be a successful Twitch streamer and offering lessons or programs for a high price.

[1.06:27 - 1.06:47]People who prey on vulnerable individuals by promising fame and success in exchange for money are unethical and should not be trusted.

[1.06:47 - 1.07:17]People who claim to know the secret to success on social media are often not trustworthy and their advice is not worth paying for.

[1.07:17 - 1.08:42]It's important to be genuine and not just post content for the sake of becoming famous.

[1.08:31 - 1.09:45]It's important to have a genuine passion for what you do, rather than just seeking fame and success.

[1.08:57 - 1.11:11]The most rewarding aspect of creating content is when followers tell you that your content has made a positive impact on their lives.

[1.09:09 - 1.09:45]The speaker's videos make someone's day better

[1.09:45 - 1.10:33]The speaker and the other person are discussing the idea of living with roommates

[1.09:52 - 1.11:58]It's important to have a genuine passion for what you do, rather than just seeking fame and success.

[1.10:08 - 1.11:11]The speaker's videos make someone's day better

[1.11:11 - 1.11:28]They want to have friends who are available to make content together, but not necessarily just for the sake of content

[1.11:30 - 1.11:53]The speaker and the other person are discussing the idea of living with roommates

[1.11:53 - 1.13:01]They have specific preferences for roommates, especially in terms of cleanliness and kitchen habits

[1.11:59 - 1.12:30]The speaker and the other person are discussing the idea of living with roommates

[1.11:59 - 1.13:09]People who prey on vulnerable individuals by promising fame and success in exchange for money are unethical and should not be trusted.

[1.12:31 - 1.15:04]It's important to be genuine and not just post content for the sake of becoming famous.

[1.13:01 - 1.13:23]They have specific preferences for roommates, especially in terms of cleanliness and kitchen habits

[1.13:24 - 1.14:10]The speaker and the other person are discussing the idea of living with roommates

[1.13:53 - 1.15:10]It's important to have a genuine passion for what you do, rather than just seeking fame and success.

[1.14:15 - 1.15:04]They want to have friends who are available to make content together, but not necessarily just for the sake of content

[1.15:04 - 1.16:14]The conversation continues briefly, with a discussion about the end of the podcast and outro branding.

[1.15:24 - 1.15:39]They wrap up the podcast and mention an extra segment on Patreon