[00:00 - 00:07]Plans to meet at a restaurant and asks about reservation name

[00:09 - 00:28]Reservation name is "Barry chopsticks"

[00:09 - 00:28]Special guest is present on the podcast

[00:09 - 00:28]Special guest has been on the show multiple times before

[01:21 - 01:31]Mention of a charity stream and trip involving cycling

[02:45 - 03:00]Raised $316,000 for a foundation

[04:49 - 04:54]Awkward experience at a hotel in Naka gower

[06:35 - 06:57]Difficulty in finding a restaurant in Wakenai

[07:57 - 08:09]First two days of the trip involved experiencing racism

[08:09 - 08:15]Rest of the trip was filled with kind and welcoming people

[08:31 - 08:39]Multiple stream snipers were encountered during the journey

[00:00 - 08:52]The text discusses plans to meet at a restaurant, a special guest on the podcast, and a charity trip involving cycling. It also mentions experiencing racism in the first two days, but the rest of the trip was filled with kind and welcoming people. There were also multiple stream snipers encountered.

[08:52 - 09:04] Met a guy from Czech Republic walking from Wakanoi to Kagoshima in four months

[09:11 - 09:18]He had plums and was nice

[10:32 - 10:44]Also met a girl named Melissa

[10:50 - 10:56]Had mostly positive interactions with people

[11:22 - 11:37]Experienced difficult weather conditions and road types while cycling

[11:56 - 12:04]Had a small argument about when to wake up during the trip

[16:43 - 16:52]Connor's muscles swelled and he gained weight due to carb-loading and muscle destruction

[17:14 - 17:20]Chris lost weight and looks thinner

[17:49 - 18:02]Phase 2 is a Spartan race in Negator with intense obstacles and a 5km mountain run

[08:52 - 18:15]In their audio conversation, the speakers discussed meeting a walker from the Czech Republic, positive interactions with people, a small argument about waking up, and tough weather and road conditions during their cycling trip. They also mentioned changes in their weight and fitness levels and their upcoming plans for a Spartan race.

[18:15 - 18:23] The speakers discuss the difficulty of a fitness program and compare it to cycling

[18:34 - 18:42]They talk about carb-loading and the challenge of consuming 8,000 calories a day

[18:48 - 18:54]There is a debate about the benefits of energy jellies

[23:03 - 23:09]They also talk about a bet made regarding getting a six pack in two months

[25:56 - 26:04]The conversation turns to a chess boxing match in Los Angeles

[26:35 - 26:41]They discuss their chess skills and rankings

[18:15 - 27:09]The speakers discuss fitness, carb-loading, energy jellies, a bet for getting a six pack, and a chess boxing match in Los Angeles.

[27:09 - 27:21]Joey's rating for the boxing match is unknown

[27:21 - 27:34]They discuss the possibility of one person focusing all their training on one aspect (chess or boxing)

[28:19 - 28:27]They mention Joey's health report and his need to get fit

[29:29 - 29:41]They joke about avoiding their health exams

[29:29 - 29:41]They joke about their health exams being a disaster after their intense activities

[30:25 - 30:38]They mention their sponsor, Honey, and the benefits of using it for online shopping

[30:58 - 31:19]They discuss the difficulties and struggles they faced while filming the documentary

[30:58 - 31:19]They discuss their lack of motivation and struggles in the past year

[33:09 - 33:22]They mention Chris's injury during water sports and his ear drum being ruptured

[33:50 - 33:56]They discuss Chris's recovery and the risks of flying with a hole in his ear drum

[34:30 - 34:41]They mention their UK trip and going "ham" (intense) with food and activities

[34:41 - 35:01]They joke about Chris asking for help with his board, but being denied

[27:09 - 35:01]The main takeaway is that they have faced numerous struggles and injuries, but are still pushing through and making the best of it all.

[39:09 - 39:28] Person is recounting a restaurant experience with a friend named Chris.

[42:14 - 42:21]The person thought Chris was joking and asked for the real name, but Chris didn't reply.

[43:01 - 43:11]They were supposed to meet at a fancy restaurant but the trains were on strike.

[43:01 - 43:11]The person went into the restaurant and had to go through multiple receptions to get to the actual restaurant.

[43:01 - 43:11]They finally reached the restaurant but there was no reservation under "berry chopsticks".

[43:12 - 43:18]The person arrived first and asked Chris what name the reservation was under.

[43:12 - 43:18]The person explained to the receptionist that they were friends with Chris Broad and were eventually let in.

[43:12 - 43:18]Chris seemed happier than usual because he hadn't seen his family in three years.

[43:18 - 43:24]Chris replied with the name "berry chopsticks" sarcastically.

[43:18 - 43:24]Chris ordered a cheeseboard for dessert and kept ordering it at every restaurant they went to.

[43:18 - 43:24]The UK seemed different this time, with constant strikes and nothing working.

[35:01 - 43:42]Person recounts a humorous and frustrating experience at a fancy restaurant with a friend named Chris in the UK.

[43:42 - 43:49] The speaker discusses their bad experiences with cab drivers and Uber drivers in London.

[44:58 - 45:08]They mention a strike by London black cab drivers when Uber was first launched.

[44:58 - 45:08]The speaker talks about the rise of ride share companies and how it has affected the prices of cabs in London.

[45:08 - 45:15]The speaker mentions how Japanese cab drivers never know where you're going.

[45:28 - 45:33]They share a specific experience of taking a black cab and the driver's reaction to their destination.

[45:34 - 45:41]They discuss the appeal of keeping traditional things like red phone boxes in London, despite them smelling like urine.

[47:34 - 47:44]The speaker talks about their experience at an event in London where they were almost involved in a physical altercation.

[48:48 - 48:54]They mention a previous event in Los Angeles where they had a large security team.

[49:49 - 49:54]They mention an upcoming event in London that they will be attending to meet their fans.

[49:54 - 50:06]The speaker discusses getting invited to conventions and events, but is unsure if they would attend one focused on anime.

[51:19 - 51:27]The speaker reflects on the joy of meeting fans and mentions a previous event they did after their "Journey Across Japan" series.

[51:39 - 51:48]They mention another event at TGS and a Halloween event.

[43:42 - 51:48]The speaker discusses their experiences with cab drivers in London, the rise of ride share companies, and their upcoming event in London. They also mention previous events they have attended and the joy of meeting fans.

[51:48 - 51:54]The speaker discusses attending a Halloween event and two other events.

[55:23 - 55:30]The speaker shares a story about signing something for a fan and the difficulty in finding a pen.

[55:30 - 55:37]The speaker talks about making up a fake signature and the potential risks of using their real one.

[56:30 - 56:38]They mention being open to attending a convention if the price is right.

[56:30 - 56:38]They mention enjoying meeting people and spending an hour speaking to every person at a convention.

[56:38 - 56:51]They mention turning down a convention in Italy due to recently returning from the UK.

[57:17 - 57:25]The speaker shares their experience in the UK, including doing a church and prison tour.

[57:36 - 57:42]They mention causing an old man to lose faith in the youth after a drone incident.

[1.00:06 - 1.00:13]The speaker discusses feeling guilty and awkward after lying to the old man about the drone.

[51:48 - 1.00:27]The speaker discusses attending events and potentially attending a convention, shares a story about signing something for a fan and a difficult drone incident in the UK.

[1.00:27 - 1.00:34]Chris and the narrator met a nice old man who helped them find their lost drone.

[1.00:34 - 1.00:45]Chris felt bad for lying and losing faith in today's youth.

[1.00:45 - 1.00:51]The old man did not seem angry and confrontational like some people would be in that situation.

[1.00:56 - 1.01:07]Chris's lie ruined the trust between them and now the old man will not trust people.

[1.00:56 - 1.01:07]The moral of the story is to never lie.

[1.01:32 - 1.01:39]They found a church to stay in because everything else was sold out due to the Queen's Jubilee.

[1.02:25 - 1.02:38]They also stayed in a prison, which was uncomfortable and unsettling.

[1.03:06 - 1.03:18]The group had a wacky weekend, staying in a church and then a prison.

[1.05:21 - 1.05:27]Joe enjoyed driving through and laughing at the weird named English towns.

[1.05:33 - 1.05:40]They visited Crampton, a farm that lives up to its name.

[1.06:38 - 1.06:45]The narrator wanted to buy a souvenir, but it was overpriced.

[1.06:45 - 1.06:51]Stonehenge was underwhelming and expensive to visit.

[1.07:07 - 1.07:19]The food options and quality in the UK were surprisingly good.

[1.07:25 - 1.07:34]People often mock British cuisine without having tried it.

[1.07:46 - 1.07:55]Pub food in the UK is particularly good.

[1.07:46 - 1.07:55]The narrator gained four kilograms from eating pub food.

[1.07:46 - 1.07:55]Chris and the narrator concluded that British food is good and people should try it.

[1.00:27 - 1.07:55]In summary, the group had a wacky weekend in the UK, staying in a church and then a prison. They visited Stonehenge, laughed at the weird named towns, and enjoyed the surprisingly good food options. They conclude that British food is good and people should try it.

[1.11:40 - 1.11:49] The speaker talks about their experience in the UK and how they initially loved it, but small inconveniences started to add up.

[1.11:49 - 1.11:55]They mention staying in an Airbnb and having issues with the shower not working.

[1.12:24 - 1.12:38]They discuss their experience with surfing in Cornwall and how it was surprisingly enjoyable.

[1.12:38 - 1.12:50]The speaker also mentions issues with hotels not providing toothbrushes and how it's bad for the environment.

[1.14:46 - 1.15:03]The speaker also talks about how it takes more effort to learn a new activity as a beginner.

[1.07:55 - 1.15:47]They end by summarizing their overall experience in the UK and how it had its ups and downs.

[1.15:57 - 1.16:02] Audio begins with discussion about technical terms and drinking alcohol

[1.16:21 - 1.16:40]The video is sponsored by Express VPN which allows access to different Netflix libraries

[1.16:21 - 1.16:40]Discussing the benefits of Express VPN for streaming services and homesickness

[1.17:31 - 1.17:44]Mention of meeting Phillics, a surfer, and how he is a nice and down-to-earth guy

[1.19:33 - 1.19:40]Conversation about CBD and Japan's strict policies on drugs

[1.20:01 - 1.20:06]Japan's ineffective measures for controlling COVID-19 and their impact on the economy and tourism

[1.21:42 - 1.21:53]Frustration with Japan's rules and regulations, especially regarding masks and dividers in restaurants

[1.21:42 - 1.21:53]Audio ends with a summary of how life in Japan feels restrictive and frustrating

[1.15:47 - 1.24:07]Discussion of technical terms and drinking alcohol leads to talk about sponsored video for Express VPN and its benefits for streaming services and homesickness. Meeting Phillics is mentioned, as well as conversation about CBD and Japan's strict drug policies. Frustration and criticism are expressed towards Japan's ineffective measures for COVID-19 and restrictive rules in daily life.

[1.24:37 - 1.24:47] The speaker discusses a past experience at a ramen zikimin restaurant with friends, where a worker had a problem with the speaker taking off their mask to drink water.

[1.25:54 - 1.26:03]They express frustration with the strict mask-wearing rules in Japan, and mention that it is a common concern for foreigners visiting the country.

[1.26:03 - 1.26:11]The speaker and their friends have noticed that many foreigners coming into Japan are not wearing masks.

[1.26:03 - 1.26:11]They discuss the potential for an increase in COVID cases when Japan begins allowing more foreigners into the country.

[1.28:42 - 1.28:48]The speaker expresses frustration with being racially profiled and talks about the strict security measures at the embassy.

[1.30:15 - 1.30:21]The speaker talks about being mistaken for an American at the American embassy in Japan.

[1.31:17 - 1.31:32]They mention that the British embassy in Japan is like a palace.

[1.24:07 - 1.31:32]Overall, the speaker and their friends have noticed a double standard when it comes to mask-wearing in Japan and feel frustrated with the strict rules.

[1.31:39 - 1.31:56] The speaker recalls their experience going to the American embassy to get a visa

[1.32:30 - 1.32:36]They were intimidated by the process and the embassy itself

[1.36:46 - 1.36:53]They didn't get their visa approved on the spot like others did

[1.36:46 - 1.36:53]They were relieved when their visa was eventually approved

[1.37:28 - 1.37:34]They had to go through multiple inspections and interviews

[1.37:40 - 1.37:54]They were worried when their application was initially refused and the embassy's system was down

[1.37:40 - 1.37:54]They were scared about the possibility of not being able to go on tour and had to get a separate visa for it

[1.37:40 - 1.37:54]The speaker's experience was easier compared to others who were rejected and got into a heated argument

[1.37:54 - 1.38:04]The interview was not what they expected, it was more like going to a bank

[1.38:29 - 1.38:41]They were asked about their job as a YouTuber and had to explain how they make money

[1.38:54 - 1.39:01]They had to explain their job to the interviewer and mention their previous work experience

[1.39:21 - 1.39:28]The interviewer finally approved their visa after the explanation

[1.31:32 - 1.39:28]Overall, the speaker had a nerve-wracking experience but was ultimately able to get their visa approved.

[1.39:50 - 1.40:09]Chris is talking about his recent trip to England and his experience with getting his visa approved.

[1.40:09 - 1.40:20]He talks about how difficult it is to get information about visas and passports compared to other documents.

[1.40:33 - 1.40:42]Chris mentions getting recognized a few times in England.

[1.41:07 - 1.41:23]He discusses how his audience is mostly in Japan and America.

[1.41:07 - 1.41:23]They talk about their upcoming Trash Taste tour in America and how it will feature different events in each city.

[1.42:29 - 1.42:50]Chris shares his idea for a hypothetical tour where he eats local cheese in every city and does a mukbang on stage.

[1.42:51 - 1.43:07]They talk about Chris' plans to do more outside of Japan now that the world is opening up again.

[1.43:29 - 1.43:44]Chris talks about how he used to think he would be unhealthy for the rest of his life, but now he wants to change that.

[1.44:45 - 1.44:50]Chris talks about his goal to focus on physical challenges and explore the world more next year.

[1.44:56 - 1.45:05]He mentions wanting to climb Mount Everest and sail down the Amazon river.

[1.45:21 - 1.45:35]They discuss the idea of a midlife crisis and how Chris wants to reverse the trends and stay physically fit.

[1.46:52 - 1.46:58]Joey mentions their skiing trip during the Trash Taste special and how fast Chris was.

[1.39:28 - 1.47:04]Overall, Chris talks about his newfound sense of direction and motivation to pursue physical challenges and explore the world.

[1.47:04 - 1.47:10]Narrator talks about the day they went skiing in January.

[1.47:10 - 1.47:19]They had a good time skiing and enjoying the scenery.

[1.47:25 - 1.47:33]Chris was accused of being lazy for not doing more difficult trails.

[1.47:25 - 1.47:33]The narrator and Chris were in the advanced group.

[1.47:48 - 1.47:53]They had two groups of skiers, beginners and advanced.

[1.51:03 - 1.51:09]They filmed a Trash Taste special and had fun filming it.

[1.51:09 - 1.51:21]They enjoyed the nightlife in Hiroshima.

[1.51:48 - 1.51:53]They visited the Tottori sand dunes, which were amazing but had strict rules.

[1.53:52 - 1.54:00]The narrator's horse kept sniffing the other horses.

[1.54:08 - 1.54:15]They went horseback riding and had a competition in archery.

[1.54:51 - 1.54:57]They discuss the "Stonehenge of Hokkaido" and ask if it is better than the real Stonehenge.

[1.47:04 - 1.54:57]The overall experience was enjoyable but had some challenges.

[1.54:58 - 1.55:06] The speaker talks about a cool area with Maui heads and a Buddha statue.

[1.55:25 - 1.55:31]They mention getting a free drink with a fortune at the Buddha statue.

[1.55:56 - 1.56:02]They also mention a German theme park they visited and had fun at.

[1.57:00 - 1.57:11]The speaker talks about staying at a manga cafe and being able to hear their neighbor through the thin walls.

[1.59:03 - 1.59:09]They mention wanting to stay at a five-star hotel but ended up at a three-star instead.

[1.59:36 - 1.59:46]The speaker talks about how staying in a windowless room messed up their body clock.

[2.01:00 - 2.01:07]They mention a fake documentary trailer they made about wanting to be the fourth member of Trash Taste.

[2.01:33 - 2.01:39]The episode ends with a humorous discussion about the speaker's plans to get a six-pack.

[2.01:58 - 2.02:04]The speaker and guests plug their Patreon and social media.

[1.54:58 - 2.02:14]The speaker and guests talk about their experiences at a cool area with Maui heads and a Buddha statue, a German theme park, and staying at a manga cafe. They also mention a fake documentary trailer they made and plug their Patreon and social media. The episode ends with a humorous discussion about the speaker's plans to get a six-pack.