[00:00 - 00:33]Two people, Ted and Tucker, are talking.

[00:13 - 02:29]Ted mentions his new setup at the Chuckle Sandwich studios.

[02:00 - 02:05]They briefly discuss necrophilia in a zombie apocalypse, but decide it's not a good idea.

[02:14 - 02:21]Ted mentions his new setup at the Chuckle Sandwich studios.

[02:29 - 05:02]The conversation shifts to icy flavors, specifically the coca-cola one.

[02:58 - 03:03]They mention hypothetical situations, such as a zombie apocalypse, and Ted's mic cutting off.

[03:15 - 04:02]Two people, Ted and Tucker, are talking.

[04:11 - 04:22]They discuss ice flavors, with Tucker mentioning a mermaid flavor.

[05:02 - 05:15]They mention a coffin for Schlatt and an ice machine with three flavors.

[05:16 - 05:51]They discuss a community post asking for topic ideas for duo episodes with Tucker.

[05:51 - 05:56]Ted argues that he would do well in a zombie apocalypse because he has experience with Nazi zombies in video games.

[05:56 - 08:02]Ted argues that he would do well in a zombie apocalypse, but Tucker counters with the idea of sticking together and buying rental properties.

[06:05 - 06:22]Tucker introduces the topic of a game called "soggy biscuit" and they discuss who would win the game.

[06:39 - 07:17]Tucker suggests they team up and buy rental properties in case of an apocalypse.

[06:46 - 07:37]Ted mentions living in a bubble and Tucker argues that people in Texas know how to shoot guns.

[07:43 - 07:50]Ted argues that he would do well in a zombie apocalypse, but Tucker counters with the idea of sticking together and buying rental properties.

[08:02 - 08:32]They mention hypothetical situations, such as a zombie apocalypse, and Ted's mic cutting off.

[08:33 - 11:29]Ted argues that he would do well in a zombie apocalypse because he has experience with Nazi zombies in video games.

[08:50 - 10:25]Two people, Ted and Tucker, are talking.

[09:05 - 11:11]They mention hypothetical situations, such as a zombie apocalypse, and Ted's mic cutting off.

[11:12 - 12:50]Ted argues that he would do well in a zombie apocalypse, but Tucker counters with the idea of sticking together and buying rental properties.

[12:50 - 14:38]The conversation moves on to discussing guns and shooting, with Tucker mentioning that most people in Texas know how to shoot guns.

[13:12 - 13:18]Tucker suggests they team up and buy rental properties in case of an apocalypse.

[13:18 - 14:59]Two people, Ted and Tucker, are talking.

[13:30 - 13:56]They briefly discuss necrophilia in a zombie apocalypse, but decide it's not a good idea.

[13:57 - 14:05]The conversation shifts to icy flavors, specifically the coca-cola one.

[14:10 - 14:16]The conversation moves on to discussing guns and shooting, with Tucker mentioning that most people in Texas know how to shoot guns.

[14:41 - 14:54]Ted mentions living in a bubble and Tucker argues that people in Texas know how to shoot guns.

[14:41 - 15:21]They mention a Balenciaga fashion show in the mud, and comment on the strange things fashion shows are doing for attention.

[15:48 - 17:16]They also mention the change of a logo to Arial font and a redesign of a sandwich logo on Reddit.

[17:17 - 22:06]One speaker apologizes for not watching the other's video fully and missing a topic they covered.

[22:06 - 24:30]They briefly discuss parkour and then move on to the topic of the apocalypse.

[24:31 - 27:15]One speaker asks the other what their go-to food would be in the apocalypse and the other responds with a cookbook that uses pantry items.

[27:00 - 28:43]One speaker suggests making a fire and the other responds with a sarcastic comment.

[27:24 - 29:16]Two individuals are discussing the idea of using metal barrels and ramps in the event of an apocalypse.

[28:43 - 32:23]The first person plans to start a business selling ramps and trading with other gangs for resources.

[29:22 - 31:01]They debate the existence of red barrels in real life.

[31:12 - 31:45]Two individuals are discussing the idea of using metal barrels and ramps in the event of an apocalypse.

[32:23 - 33:57]They mention the possibility of using zombie labor to speed up ramp production.

[32:30 - 35:15]Two individuals are discussing the idea of using metal barrels and ramps in the event of an apocalypse.

[34:25 - 35:59]The first person plans to start a business selling ramps and trading with other gangs for resources.

[35:59 - 37:16]The second person predicts that the first person will be killed by zombies in their own home.

[37:16 - 38:53]The idea is to use ramps to throw barrels at potential attackers.

[37:31 - 39:31]The second person expresses doubt and criticizes the first person for their unrealistic ideas.

[37:46 - 37:51]The first person becomes angry and the conversation ends with the second person nodding in agreement with the first person's ideas.

[37:51 - 38:42]The first person plans to start a business selling ramps and trading with other gangs for resources.

[39:32 - 42:00]The second person predicts that the first person will be killed by zombies in their own home.

[40:58 - 41:23]The first person becomes defensive and argues that their plan is feasible and that the second person will not survive in the apocalypse.

[41:24 - 41:31]The first person becomes angry and the conversation ends with the second person nodding in agreement with the first person's ideas.

[41:43 - 44:24]The conversation starts with discussing Los Angeles being the most dangerous place during a zombie apocalypse

[42:01 - 42:51]The idea is to use ramps to throw barrels at potential attackers.

[42:01 - 43:04]They talk about how people who are already prepared for an apocalypse will have an advantage

[42:20 - 42:30]The first person becomes angry and the conversation ends with the second person nodding in agreement with the first person's ideas.

[42:20 - 44:51]They discuss how Schlatt's opinion may be influenced by his hatred for Los Angeles

[43:44 - 44:34]They talk about how people who are already prepared for an apocalypse will have an advantage

[44:35 - 45:37]The conversation starts with discussing Los Angeles being the most dangerous place during a zombie apocalypse

[45:38 - 48:03]They mention different scenarios for an apocalypse, including the 2012 debacle and the possibility of a Yellowstone super volcano eruption

[48:03 - 51:39]The conversation turns to the Kony 2012 movement and its creator getting caught masturbating in public a week later

[51:27 - 52:19]They mention different scenarios for an apocalypse, including the 2012 debacle and the possibility of a Yellowstone super volcano eruption

[52:20 - 53:30]They discuss the idea of surviving after the initial chaos and societal collapse

[53:30 - 55:00]The speaker is discussing a time when they were playing a game in low quality and having trouble making friends.

[54:23 - 54:39]The speaker and their friend reminisce on the fun they had playing on the server.

[55:01 - 58:11]After a week of playing together and adding each other on Skype, the kid betrayed them by shooting their character and stealing their gear.

[55:25 - 57:05]The speaker reflects on how the kid's actions were a well-planned social engineering scheme.

[56:15 - 57:34]After a week of playing together and adding each other on Skype, the kid betrayed them by shooting their character and stealing their gear.

[58:11 - 59:19]The speaker reflects on how the kid's actions were a well-planned social engineering scheme.

[58:38 - 58:57]The speaker and their friend encourage listeners to suggest topics for future episodes.

[58:58 - 1.01:04]The speaker and their friend reminisce on the fun they had playing on the server.

[1.00:07 - 1.00:38]The speaker is discussing a time when they were playing a game in low quality and having trouble making friends.

[1.01:25 - 1.03:38]They caused chaos and confusion by organizing a group to march on a police station.

[1.02:55 - 1.04:23]The speaker and their friend reminisce on the fun they had playing on the server.

[1.04:07 - 1.05:55]The speaker and their friend encourage listeners to suggest topics for future episodes.