[00:00 - 00:12]Offline TV podcast episode 29 with LilyPichu, Yvonne, and Scarra

[00:13 - 01:49]Discussion of regrets before inevitable death

[01:03 - 02:01]Lily wants a Pomeranian named Nugget, Yvonne wants a cat named Onion, Scarra wants to travel to space

[01:49 - 02:46]Discussion of pets and scary noises at night

[02:46 - 02:59]Sean possibly wrote the topic of favorite Japanese person

[03:03 - 05:10]There is a consensus that it is weird to be friends with someone significantly younger.

[03:03 - 06:42]Lily looks for someone who can match her energy, real question is asked

[04:30 - 05:01]The "half your age plus seven" rule is mentioned as a general guideline for dating.

[05:22 - 06:05]The topic of discussion is the age gap in friendships and relationships.

[06:12 - 06:42]The speaker discusses their childhood and how their parents and school influenced them to drink a lot of milk.

[06:12 - 08:43]The group discusses their parents' strict rules and beliefs, such as the idea that video games are bad and racial stereotypes.

[06:42 - 07:30]"Big milk" is compared to "big pharma" and described as a powerful industry that works to sell milk and cheese.

[06:42 - 08:36]Discussion of pets and scary noises at night

[07:12 - 07:18]The speaker expresses surprise and concern over the influence of "big milk" on their childhood and their parents' beliefs.

[07:30 - 07:36]The government's involvement in promoting milk and cheese is discussed, including paying dairy farmers and pushing studies claiming milk is healthy.

[07:36 - 08:09]The speaker questions if cartoons and media also played a role in promoting the idea of cats drinking milk.

[07:52 - 08:43]Discussion of watching cars in slow motion.

[08:09 - 08:31]The prevalence of lactose intolerance in other countries is mentioned, as well as the decline of lactose tolerance in the United States.

[08:17 - 08:36]They mention learning that milk is not actually good for you and discovering the concept of "big milk."

[08:17 - 10:21]The idea that as children, we may have been considered "smart" but as we grow older, we feel more average.

[08:37 - 08:43]The speaker questions if cartoons and media also played a role in promoting the idea of cats drinking milk.

[08:44 - 09:41]The episode is sponsored by Hello Fresh, a meal delivery service, and the speaker shares their favorite recipe.

[08:44 - 11:40]The conversation touches on family trauma and the pressure to excel in school.

[09:41 - 10:16]Alternative milks like soy, oat, and almond are discussed, with personal preferences mentioned.

[10:16 - 11:40]The speaker expresses surprise and concern over the influence of "big milk" on their childhood and their parents' beliefs.

[11:04 - 12:10]There is a consensus that it is weird to be friends with someone significantly younger.

[11:11 - 12:54]The group discusses their parents' strict rules and beliefs, such as the idea that video games are bad and racial stereotypes.

[11:40 - 11:56]The conversation returns to the topic of milk and the speaker's childhood experiences with their mother's dietary restrictions.

[12:54 - 14:30]The conversation touches on family trauma and the pressure to excel in school.

[14:09 - 14:52]The speaker and their friends feel like they have a main character energy and are often told they are smart.

[14:37 - 16:04]They talk about potentially giving a speech at a university and being asked to do a speech at a high school.

[16:22 - 17:22]The speaker mentions wanting to continue meeting new people for personal growth and the potential to make new friends.

[17:22 - 18:25]The speaker and their friends feel like they have a main character energy and are often told they are smart.

[17:41 - 19:16]The conversation shifts to discussing games that they enjoy playing off-stream, including TFT, Returnal, Wild Hearts, and Diablo 4.

[18:48 - 19:03]The speaker mentions having a university degree and feeling out of place because of their job as a streamer.

[19:03 - 21:10]The speaker and their friends feel like they have a main character energy and are often told they are smart.

[19:52 - 21:15]The conversation shifts to discussing games that they enjoy playing off-stream, including TFT, Returnal, Wild Hearts, and Diablo 4.

[21:15 - 22:02]The speaker mentions having a university degree and feeling out of place because of their job as a streamer.

[22:02 - 23:41]They mention meeting cool new people through events and how they don't often talk about these encounters on camera.

[22:26 - 26:40]The speaker mentions wanting to continue meeting new people for personal growth and the potential to make new friends.

[24:28 - 25:31]Their friend mentions enjoying cooking and using an air fryer, while the speaker talks about painting as a therapeutic activity.

[24:36 - 25:31]The speaker describes a friend who has a dedicated painting station with all of her supplies and a section for her paintings.

[25:19 - 26:40]The speaker expresses their desire to have close, trustworthy friendships and to grow old with those friends.

[25:40 - 27:04]The speaker reflects on their own level of jadedness compared to their friend's and another person's.

[26:16 - 28:32]They briefly mention their interest in hero and fantasy novels and the idea of never losing hope.

[27:27 - 28:14]The speaker expresses their desire to have close, trustworthy friendships and to grow old with those friends.

[28:14 - 31:32]The speaker reflects on their own level of jadedness compared to their friend's and another person's.

[29:31 - 30:14]The speaker expresses their desire to have close, trustworthy friendships and to grow old with those friends.

[30:46 - 32:33]The speaker describes a friend who has a dedicated painting station with all of her supplies and a section for her paintings.

[32:33 - 33:42]The speaker shares a personal experience of being beaten with a bamboo stick during piano lessons and reflects on their memories of that time.

[33:43 - 34:19]They mention another person's hat and joke about making their own bucket hats.

[34:19 - 35:52]The conversation shifts to the topic of having children, with the speaker expressing a desire to have kids and joking about raising them to become Valorant players.

[35:10 - 36:31]The conversation starts with a comparison between eSports players and jocks in high school.

[35:29 - 37:00]The speaker shares a personal experience of being beaten with a bamboo stick during piano lessons and reflects on their memories of that time.

[35:53 - 37:07]They briefly discuss the idea of fostering a love for art and music in children.

[36:31 - 37:13]The idea of cosplaying as characters from the game is brought up, with the speaker mentioning their own cosplay plans.

[36:40 - 37:13]The speaker shares a personal experience of being beaten with a bamboo stick during piano lessons and reflects on their memories of that time.

[37:13 - 39:11]They touch on the negative connotation of being a "girl gamer" and how it has improved over the years.

[37:22 - 39:06]The conversation shifts to the topic of sexism and racism in the gaming industry.

[39:11 - 40:33]The conversation starts with a comparison between eSports players and jocks in high school.

[39:32 - 40:38]The conversation ends with a mention of a few anime series and the speaker expressing their interest in voice acting in an anime.

[40:40 - 42:20]The speaker talks about their own struggles with improving in FPS games and the importance of overcoming panic and fear in gameplay.

[41:19 - 44:56]The conversation starts with a comparison between eSports players and jocks in high school.

[44:01 - 44:26]They mention the popularity of Valorant and the potential for it to become the top game in the genre.

[44:31 - 46:48]The idea of cosplaying as characters from the game is brought up, with the speaker mentioning their own cosplay plans.

[46:17 - 47:48]The conversation ends with a mention of a few anime series and the speaker expressing their interest in voice acting in an anime.

[46:56 - 48:32]They ponder the idea of voicing a character in an anime and how it would be a cool experience.

[47:40 - 48:56]The speaker reminisces about watching Madoka as a child and their love for Disney and Pixar.

[48:27 - 49:44]The speaker and their friends discuss their friendships and how they have changed over time.

[48:33 - 49:03]They discuss their jealousy of a potential film opportunity for a friend.

[49:31 - 50:09]The speaker and their friends discuss their friendships and how they have changed over time.

[50:10 - 50:37]They talk about their current living situation and jokingly discuss replacing one of them with an "asian girl" for their group.

[50:37 - 51:49]The speaker and their friends discuss their friendships and how they have changed over time.

[50:43 - 51:29]They mention living in different houses and how each one holds memories of that time period.

[51:50 - 55:09]The conversation shifts to keeping in touch with old friends and how proximity plays a role in their friendships.

[54:03 - 54:52]The speaker mentions healing a past friendship and feeling grateful that their old friends are still receptive to them after being distant.

[55:10 - 57:14]The speaker and their friends discuss their friendships and how they have changed over time.

[56:58 - 57:33]The speaker reflects on their own changes and how they used to isolate themselves with video games, but now prioritize other aspects of life.

[57:33 - 58:51]They briefly mention listening to podcasts and watching random YouTube videos, including one about talking with an ex.

[57:53 - 58:44]The speaker and their friends discuss their friendships and how they have changed over time.

[57:53 - 1.01:50]The speaker and others in the conversation express their thoughts on polygamy and whether they could personally engage in it.

[58:10 - 58:33]They briefly mention listening to podcasts and watching random YouTube videos, including one about talking with an ex.

[1.00:59 - 1.03:12]The conversation shifts to the topic of love and relationships.

[1.03:13 - 1.05:44]The speaker shares their thoughts on being in love and the feeling of trust in a relationship.

[1.04:57 - 1.05:32]They discuss the potential benefits and challenges of dating someone who is skilled at video games.

[1.05:44 - 1.08:25]The speaker and others give encouraging words about finding love and enjoying being single.

[1.08:25 - 1.10:11]They discuss the potential benefits and challenges of dating someone who is skilled at video games.

[1.09:08 - 1.09:59]They then go on to talk about how their schedule is limited and they can't attend events or do much until they are knocked out of playoffs.

[1.09:59 - 1.11:02]They shift the conversation to a discussion about the game Valorant and how they use a specific weapon to make friends with players.

[1.10:06 - 1.10:33]The speaker then mentions how their community also has a strong interest in personality types.

[1.10:11 - 1.10:22]They mention a rumor about them dating a fellow streamer, which they deny.

[1.10:11 - 1.10:39]The conversation shifts to the topic of love and relationships.

[1.10:34 - 1.12:04]They shift the conversation to a discussion about the game Valorant and how they use a specific weapon to make friends with players.

[1.11:22 - 1.11:55]The speaker mentions a past incident where an organization banned their players from attending a party.

[1.11:43 - 1.13:17]They shift the conversation to a discussion about the game Valorant and how they use a specific weapon to make friends with players.

[1.12:22 - 1.15:03]The speaker then brings up the topic of dating apps and their experiences with them, including encountering fans.

[1.13:23 - 1.14:19]They discuss the wholesome nature of their respective communities and how they judge it based on their interactions with each other's chat.

[1.14:19 - 1.15:58]The speaker then brings up the topic of dating apps and their experiences with them, including encountering fans.

[1.15:58 - 1.16:51]The speaker praises Michael's editing skills and mentions his loyal fanbase.

[1.16:26 - 1.18:01]The speaker then brings up the topic of dating apps and their experiences with them, including encountering fans.

[1.16:52 - 1.17:03]The conversation shifts to discussing Michael Reeves, another popular streamer, and his upcoming video.

[1.17:09 - 1.19:00]They discuss the wholesome nature of their respective communities and how they judge it based on their interactions with each other's chat.

[1.17:32 - 1.17:38]The speaker mentions that their community sometimes enjoys themselves more than they enjoy their content.

[1.18:10 - 1.19:51]The speaker then mentions how their community also has a strong interest in personality types.

[1.19:08 - 1.19:44]A funny anecdote is shared about their community constantly discussing the NBA (National Basketball Association) during their streams.

[1.19:19 - 1.19:44]They mention LeBron scoring 70 points and ask for thoughts on it.

[1.19:45 - 1.21:10]They talk about taking personality tests and their results.

[1.20:38 - 1.21:03]They discuss taking a four letter personality test and reveal their results.

[1.21:11 - 1.22:27]The speakers briefly mention horoscopes and zodiac signs.

[1.22:27 - 1.22:55]They talk about the different places and activities they recommend in LA, specifically mentioning food and sightseeing spots.

[1.22:55 - 1.23:14]The speakers discuss not acknowledging something and avoiding talking about it.

[1.23:14 - 1.24:31]They mention watching the movie "La La Land" and enjoying it.

[1.24:10 - 1.24:25]They mention the idea of a streamer musical and joke about it being janky.

[1.24:32 - 1.25:43]One of the speakers mentions wanting to see "Lion King" in LA.

[1.24:37 - 1.25:23]They discuss their opinions on Broadway musicals, specifically "Hamilton" and "Book of Mormon."

[1.24:52 - 1.26:00]One of the speakers mentions wanting to see "Lion King" in LA.

[1.26:00 - 1.26:23]They mention the idea of a streamer musical and joke about it being janky.

[1.26:42 - 1.27:34]They wrap up the podcast and ask for comments on what people would regret not doing in their life.