[00:00 - 01:17]The man is wearing a hat and the conversation revolves around it.

[00:45 - 00:52]The conversation takes place in college, with a man interviewing girls outside of bars.

[00:56 - 02:20]The man was a guest on Ludwig's show and they have known each other for a long time.

[01:02 - 01:57]They reminisce about their college days, including playing video games and getting high.

[01:57 - 02:08]The man is wearing a hat and the conversation revolves around it.

[02:20 - 03:42]The man was a guest on Ludwig's show and they have known each other for a long time.

[02:26 - 03:29]They discuss the man's growing fame and his music career.

[03:44 - 04:29]The man graduated in 2020 with a film degree from Arizona State University.

[04:29 - 05:56]They mention watching French new wave movies and using Adderall.

[04:38 - 05:30]They discuss the worthlessness of a film degree and the film technique of the Dutch angle.

[05:12 - 05:18]The man is wearing a hat and the conversation revolves around it.

[05:57 - 06:51]The conversation ends with reminiscing about their college days and their friendship.

[06:38 - 07:59]The speaker and the person they are talking to were both in a club called "It" while in college

[06:52 - 07:40]They also mention partying and getting alcohol in college.

[07:40 - 07:59]The conversation takes place in college, with a man interviewing girls outside of bars.

[08:33 - 10:09]The speaker and the other person met in college and kept in touch through social media after graduation

[08:57 - 09:32]The speaker applied and got accepted to be on a show called Jubilee through friends who were already on the show

[09:48 - 12:53]The speaker and the person they are talking to were both in a club called "It" while in college

[12:20 - 12:48]The speaker and the other person met in college and kept in touch through social media after graduation

[12:54 - 14:17]The speaker's music career went viral, but then declined during the pandemic

[14:17 - 16:11]The speaker and the person they are talking to were both in a club called "It" while in college

[16:11 - 17:54]The speaker now lives in LA and recently lost their social media job

[17:54 - 19:23]The speaker was chosen as a replacement for someone who dropped out of the show and was specifically looking for a funny person.

[19:23 - 20:27]The speaker participated in a Jubilee episode about skaters, but does not actually skate

[19:33 - 20:44]The speaker applied and got accepted to be on a show called Jubilee through friends who were already on the show

[20:13 - 24:53]Page talks about his experience of being in the video and how he tried to impress the interviewer.

[23:25 - 24:45]Page discusses his involvement in a video similar to Jubilee's format and how they paid everyone involved.

[24:54 - 26:05]Page talks about his experience of being in the video and how he tried to impress the interviewer.

[26:05 - 27:48]Page mentions his college experience where he did film as a minor and political science as a major.

[27:09 - 29:40]Page discusses his involvement in a video similar to Jubilee's format and how they paid everyone involved.

[29:48 - 30:34]Page talks about his experience of being in the video and how he tried to impress the interviewer.

[30:16 - 32:11]Page accidentally drinks his own sperm and compares it to drinking bong water.

[31:42 - 32:39]A lot of people recently have been imitating Ludwig and his actions, including drinking beer and acting like a character from the movie "American Pie"

[31:48 - 33:16]The conversation then shifts to discussing someone named Jordan and how funny he is, with Michael being mentioned as well

[32:06 - 32:11]A lot of people recently have been imitating Ludwig and his actions, including drinking beer and acting like a character from the movie "American Pie"

[32:39 - 34:37]They then go on to talk about a time when someone's girlfriend met John C. Riley without realizing who he was

[33:58 - 36:25]A lot of people recently have been imitating Ludwig and his actions, including drinking beer and acting like a character from the movie "American Pie"

[36:40 - 38:33]The conversation then goes back to discussing the comedy group Tempe Late Night and the guy named Forbes who helped form it

[38:33 - 39:43]They talk about a guy named Forbes who was not funny enough to make it into traditional comedy groups in college, but helped form a new group called Tempe Late Night, which was made out of vengeance

[38:46 - 39:35]The guest, Cam, talks about how he got into comedy in college after a viral video of his stand-up routine

[39:43 - 40:38]They discuss how no one has checked in on Cam in a while, with the exception of Jay, who texted him to check up on him recently

[39:48 - 40:50]They mention a song called "Edamame" and how it's good, and then shift to talking about how no one should know about anyone else

[40:07 - 45:40]They then go on to talk about a time when someone's girlfriend met John C. Riley without realizing who he was

[43:08 - 44:03]A discussion about riding tandem bikes and swimming

[44:18 - 44:56]A mention of surfboards in the World Trade Center during 9/11.

[44:56 - 45:22]A discussion about a movie with a scene zooming out to reveal the World Trade Center

[45:22 - 45:34]A bit about the casting for 9/11 movies

[45:34 - 46:06]A joke about the show Friends

[45:48 - 46:13]Mention of a friend who passed away in 9/11

[46:13 - 46:31]A bit about the uncle of one of the speakers being close to the World Trade Center

[46:32 - 46:55]A joke about the movie Air Bud

[46:55 - 47:39]A discussion about pilots and flying

[47:40 - 48:22]A bit about being in the World Trade Center on 9/11

[48:02 - 48:37]A discussion about pilots and flying

[48:37 - 49:16]A joke about the movie Air Bud

[49:16 - 49:30]A bit about people not laughing at jokes about 9/11 in Tempe, Arizona

[49:30 - 51:59]A joke about the show Friends

[50:09 - 50:14]A comparison of men and women cheating

[50:14 - 50:55]A joke about the show Friends

[51:07 - 51:38]A mention of the TV show The Office and the season finale

[51:38 - 52:08]A joke about the show Friends

[52:08 - 54:55]A discussion about a movie with a scene zooming out to reveal the World Trade Center

[54:55 - 56:39]Discussion of joining the surf club and writing a screenplay

[55:10 - 58:31]Mention of stand-up comedy and its place in the entertainment industry

[58:31 - 59:50]Dislike for Jimmy Fallon and discussion of his awkward interview with Nicole Kidman

[59:10 - 1.01:18]Discussion of joining the surf club and writing a screenplay

[59:25 - 1.00:39]Mention of Conan O'Brien and his upcoming retirement

[1.01:18 - 1.03:08]Joking about doing an inflation porn ad read for a meal delivery service

[1.03:09 - 1.04:58]The group talks about different forms of entertainment and hobbies

[1.03:22 - 1.05:46]Mention of streamers who are not funny and examples of good streamers who are also funny

[1.03:30 - 1.05:38]Mention of stand-up comedy and its place in the entertainment industry

[1.05:46 - 1.07:20]Discussion of streaming and its challenges

[1.06:29 - 1.07:45]Joking about getting laid off and directing a new Jaws movie

[1.07:20 - 1.10:22]The speaker discusses strategies for capitalizing on viral content, mentioning a video with 2.7 million views.

[1.08:31 - 1.10:14]The speaker and their colleague joke about a person named Ian who works for them and is from Brazil.

[1.09:54 - 1.11:38]The speaker discusses strategies for capitalizing on viral content, mentioning a video with 2.7 million views.

[1.10:41 - 1.12:32]They mention that they don't think they've changed much since then.

[1.11:38 - 1.13:34]The speaker and their colleague joke about a person named Ian who works for them and is from Brazil.

[1.12:33 - 1.13:25]The speaker mentions their involvement in Tempe Late Night and how it became successful.

[1.14:06 - 1.16:06]The speaker talks about their physical appearance and weight, mentioning a sketch where they were shirtless.

[1.14:39 - 1.16:01]They discuss their ex-girlfriend's disapproval of their involvement in Tempe Late Night.

[1.16:06 - 1.17:18]The speaker talks about their physical appearance and weight, mentioning a sketch where they were shirtless.

[1.16:15 - 1.18:43]The speaker and others discuss the cringe factor of SNL and its reputation among millennials and Gen Z.

[1.16:50 - 1.17:35]They mention that they don't think they've changed much since then.

[1.17:49 - 1.19:06]The speaker and others discuss the cringe factor of SNL and its reputation among millennials and Gen Z.

[1.19:06 - 1.19:28]The speaker talks about a job offer they received and say it's funny to say no.

[1.19:28 - 1.20:08]They mention a 2012 experience where they ran towards a big wave.

[1.19:28 - 1.20:17]The speaker talks about their physical appearance and weight, mentioning a sketch where they were shirtless.

[1.19:50 - 1.19:56]They mention a friend who is turning 31 and how it's worse than turning 30.

[1.19:50 - 1.21:49]They mention that they don't think they've changed much since then.

[1.20:09 - 1.20:49]They discuss how being humiliated can lead to success, but not necessarily in breakdancing.

[1.20:17 - 1.21:42]The speaker talks about a TikTok video series where they try to learn breakdancing.

[1.20:17 - 1.22:07]The speaker talks about their physical appearance and weight, mentioning a sketch where they were shirtless.

[1.20:30 - 1.22:21]They mention their mom finding and watching their YouTube channel and deleting it after feeling embarrassed.

[1.21:59 - 1.22:48]They mention someone's mom being a big user of Google Plus.

[1.22:48 - 1.23:21]The speaker talks about how TikTok could help promote their music.

[1.23:21 - 1.24:04]The speaker talks about how it would be weird to remember someone on September 11th.

[1.24:04 - 1.24:35]The speaker talks about posting a YouTube video of someone and gaining followers.

[1.24:17 - 1.24:47]The speaker mentions a game where you can control a city and create natural disasters.

[1.24:48 - 1.25:26]They mention a potential future series of videos about "big wiener contests."

[1.25:26 - 1.26:32]The speaker mentions a comment about a gay daughter.

[1.25:35 - 1.26:19]They discuss how someone's name should evolve into something else like a Pokemon.

[1.26:32 - 1.27:55]They discuss how being humiliated can lead to success, but not necessarily in breakdancing.

[1.26:40 - 1.27:41]The speaker talks about posting a YouTube video of someone and gaining followers.

[1.27:41 - 1.28:24]They discuss how being humiliated can lead to success, but not necessarily in breakdancing.

[1.28:24 - 1.28:39]The speaker thanks the other person for buying them alcohol in college and mentions how clicky the environment was.

[1.28:39 - 1.28:45]The speaker mentions a friend who needed someone to sell to them.

[1.28:45 - 1.30:08]The speaker mentions a Yankees game where someone on the jumbotron was wished a happy 30th birthday.

[1.28:51 - 1.29:21]The speaker mentions taking Adderall and someone else's heart condition.

[1.29:22 - 1.30:27]They mention a friend who is turning 31 and how it's worse than turning 30.

[1.30:27 - 1.32:38]The speaker talks about posting a YouTube video of someone and gaining followers.

[1.30:32 - 1.31:21]They mention a 2012 experience where they ran towards a big wave.

[1.31:21 - 1.32:19]The speaker talks about surfing and how it relates to triggers and big waves.

[1.31:47 - 1.32:12]The speaker mentions a game where you can control a city and create natural disasters.

[1.32:39 - 1.33:10]The speaker talks about posting a YouTube video of someone and gaining followers.

[1.32:54 - 1.33:00]They mention someone's mom being a big user of Google Plus.

[1.33:10 - 1.33:55]The speaker thanks the other person for buying them alcohol in college and mentions how clicky the environment was.

[1.33:17 - 1.33:45]They discuss how the speaker was a freshman and the other person interacted with them.

[1.33:55 - 1.34:01]They end the conversation as they transition to a premium episode.

[1.34:01 - 1.34:36]The speaker mentions a comment about a gay daughter.

[1.34:36 - 1.34:40]They end the conversation as they transition to a premium episode.