[00:17 - 01:15]The speaker is trying to accommodate Austin and slow down.

[00:30 - 02:12]The speaker has had a good time in Paris before, but this time has not been as great.

[00:43 - 01:08]The speaker has tried escargot and caviar, but has not tried French dick.

[01:29 - 02:58]The speaker has been good on the trip and looks forward to Austin acknowledging it.

[02:13 - 04:15]The speaker met some guys, but they turned out to be Dutch, not French.

[02:19 - 04:35]Austin and the speaker are discussing the fast-paced nature of Austin's speech.

[03:52 - 04:10]The speaker has had a good time in Paris before, but this time has not been as great.

[04:16 - 05:09]They discuss the crazy driving in France.

[04:50 - 05:23]The speaker is uncircumcised, which is not common in France.

[05:24 - 06:05]They discuss how they stayed in the Port de Versailles area, which is not a nice part of Paris.

[05:42 - 07:25]They had a nice dinner at L'Houlé Plaza and saw the Eiffel Tower lit up.

[07:25 - 09:40]The speaker shares their experience at a gay bar in Paris, where they were propositioned for oral sex.

[08:50 - 09:02]The speaker has been good on the trip and looks forward to Austin acknowledging it.

[09:23 - 10:40]The speaker is uncircumcised, which is not common in France.

[09:56 - 10:51]Austin and the speaker are discussing the fast-paced nature of Austin's speech.

[10:13 - 12:30]The speaker has had a good time in Paris before, but this time has not been as great.

[11:35 - 12:21]They had a scary experience in a golf cart at the convention hall.

[12:02 - 13:27]The speaker's group was being transported to a convention hall in a golf cart

[13:27 - 14:56]The driver of the golf cart was driving recklessly and caused the cart to flip, resulting in injuries

[14:56 - 16:02]The speaker has a broken rib and his friend has a fractured foot

[16:45 - 17:12]The conversation shifts to discussing the food in France, specifically snails.

[16:59 - 18:07]The speaker has a broken rib and his friend has a fractured foot

[17:12 - 18:27]The speaker's finger is also injured, but not broken according to the doctor

[17:49 - 20:52]The speaker was joking about getting a mobile x-ray, but Twitch actually looked into it

[18:27 - 20:14]The doctor recommended getting an x-ray upon returning home

[19:13 - 20:09]The speaker's finger is also injured, but not broken according to the doctor

[20:15 - 21:53]The speaker received a care package from Twitch as an apology, which included champagne and chocolate

[21:25 - 23:15]The speaker also received macaroons but ate them all last night due to a lack of room service at their hotel

[23:08 - 24:23]One person mentions having special treatment while eating the escargot, as it was already out of the shell.

[23:15 - 24:23]The speaker's finger is also injured, but not broken according to the doctor

[23:39 - 24:08]The other person seems skeptical, joking that the guard may not even be French.

[24:23 - 26:27]They mention trying escargot and enjoying it, despite initial hesitation.

[24:31 - 27:08]The conversation moves to discussing food in the United States, with one person saying they have visited for E3 and enjoyed the fast food.

[26:38 - 27:36]Two individuals are discussing their experiences in France, specifically the food.

[27:08 - 27:48]The person with the crush then reveals that they saw a parody video about Americans and their love for fast food, specifically burgers and fried chicken.

[27:36 - 28:10]The other person seems skeptical, joking that the guard may not even be French.

[28:10 - 28:26]The discussion then shifts to one person's crush on a French security guard they saw at a convention.

[28:27 - 30:31]The other person seems skeptical, joking that the guard may not even be French.

[30:14 - 30:45]The discussion then shifts to one person's crush on a French security guard they saw at a convention.

[30:31 - 31:10]They describe the guard as being from their "gaydar", but never had the confidence to talk to them.

[31:10 - 32:59]The person with the crush then reveals that they saw a parody video about Americans and their love for fast food, specifically burgers and fried chicken.

[31:52 - 32:35]The other person seems skeptical, joking that the guard may not even be French.

[32:59 - 34:22]They find the video funny and accurate in its portrayal of Americans.

[34:23 - 35:46]The conversation ends with one person saying they may consider moving to France.

[34:29 - 34:42]The person with the crush then reveals that they saw a parody video about Americans and their love for fast food, specifically burgers and fried chicken.

[34:42 - 36:33]The speaker expresses admiration for the French people and their culture, particularly their beauty and love for cafes and cigarettes.

[35:47 - 36:03]They mention trying escargot and enjoying it, despite initial hesitation.

[35:47 - 38:02]The speaker and their companions ask locals for recommendations for the best baguette and end up being tricked into buying one from a shop that claims to have won awards, but it's not as good as they expected.

[38:03 - 39:41]They mention the lack of air conditioning in Paris and how it's a shame for French people to speak English in front of each other.

[38:15 - 39:00]They discuss stereotypes about the French, including their love for cigarettes, rudeness, and dislike towards Americans.

[39:00 - 41:35]The speaker and their companions have a friendly debate about whether more French people love or hate Americans.

[39:41 - 39:52]The speaker expresses admiration for the French people and their culture, particularly their beauty and love for cafes and cigarettes.

[41:12 - 42:32]They mention the lack of air conditioning in Paris and how it's a shame for French people to speak English in front of each other.

[41:41 - 42:37]The speaker and their companions have a friendly debate about whether more French people love or hate Americans.

[42:38 - 43:36]The speaker talks about their experience at Paris Disneyland and mentions that the food wasn't great.

[42:58 - 43:17]They mention the lack of air conditioning in Paris and how it's a shame for French people to speak English in front of each other.

[43:37 - 44:34]They describe their experience of buying a baguette in Paris and how it made them feel like a basic tourist, referencing the TV show "Emily in Paris."

[43:54 - 46:24]They end by joking about how they thought the French were being racist towards them during a gaming event, but it turns out they were just excited to see them.

[44:34 - 46:09]The speaker talks about their experience at Paris Disneyland and mentions that the food wasn't great.

[45:22 - 47:19]The speaker and their companions have a friendly debate about whether more French people love or hate Americans.

[45:34 - 46:52]The speaker talks about a misunderstanding about a joke he made in English about the "great replacement" concept

[45:52 - 46:29]He then talks about a word in French that is similar to the F slur in English and how it is used in a joking manner but is still offensive

[46:09 - 48:30]The speaker talks about a misunderstanding about a joke he made in English about the "great replacement" concept

[48:30 - 50:36]The speaker talks about how he has a Lebanese background and how he often gets randomly selected for searches at airports

[50:26 - 52:24]He then talks about a word in French that is similar to the F slur in English and how it is used in a joking manner but is still offensive

[52:25 - 53:35]The speaker shares a story about how in Turkey, being a bottom in a gay relationship can exempt someone from military service

[52:54 - 54:42]He then talks about a word in French that is similar to the F slur in English and how it is used in a joking manner but is still offensive

[54:43 - 56:36]The speaker shares a story about how in Turkey, being a bottom in a gay relationship can exempt someone from military service

[56:36 - 58:19]Americans are stereotyped as being fat and having a love for guns.

[57:12 - 58:08]A statistic shows that toddlers in the US have shot someone with a gun every week for the past two years.

[57:44 - 58:45]Americans are known for their love of freedom and the right to bear arms.

[58:19 - 59:08]There is a stereotype that Americans are superficial and fake when meeting new people.

[59:38 - 59:51]Americans are known for their big cars and love for energy drinks.

[59:51 - 1.00:15]Americans are stereotyped as being fat and having a love for guns.

[1.00:15 - 1.01:11]There is a meme in America called "Kyle" which involves punching drywall and drinking white monster energy drinks.

[1.01:45 - 1.02:43]The French guests mention that American streamers are popular in France for their ability to balance big events and intimate conversations.

[1.02:43 - 1.02:58]French people appreciate both big events and intimate conversations.

[1.02:58 - 1.03:34]The French guests promote their e-sports organization and mention a famous race called "Le Mans".

[1.03:35 - 1.04:26]The French guests mention that American streamers are popular in France for their ability to balance big events and intimate conversations.

[1.03:48 - 1.03:54]French people appreciate both big events and intimate conversations.

[1.04:13 - 1.04:55]The French guests mention that American streamers are popular in France for their ability to balance big events and intimate conversations.