[00:00 - 01:25]Host and co-host introduce show and sponsors

[00:31 - 03:39]Laser Beam talks about his first beer and past drug use

[02:30 - 03:57]Laser Beam discusses his addiction to YouTube and his plans for the future

[05:10 - 07:58]Discussion of past collaborations with Mr. Beast and the raft video

[07:58 - 10:36]Talk about the Sidemen and their potential deaths

[10:36 - 11:24]Host and co-host introduce show and sponsors

[11:02 - 11:30]Laser Beam talks about his first beer and past drug use

[12:39 - 13:26]Discussion of how the hosts and guest met on the internet

[13:26 - 15:29]The speaker's first job was as a gardener on a job site at the age of 15.

[13:37 - 16:46]He worked over Christmas and lied to his dad about going back to school.

[15:29 - 17:09]He tried multiple jobs and eventually worked in concrete for 2 years.

[16:53 - 17:17]He realized he wanted to pursue something more creative and decided to try YouTube.

[17:17 - 17:31]He continued working on the job site and eventually stopped going to school altogether.

[17:31 - 19:53]He realized he wanted to pursue something more creative and decided to try YouTube.

[18:50 - 22:09]He learned that pursuing his passion and taking action led to success, rather than waiting for the perfect opportunity.

[19:33 - 22:28]He realized he wanted to pursue something more creative and decided to try YouTube.

[19:38 - 21:57]He dropped out of school at 15 and worked with his dad on the job site.

[22:28 - 25:00]His early videos involved smashing things with heavy machinery, but all of his camera gear got stolen.

[23:47 - 24:17]He realized he wanted to pursue something more creative and decided to try YouTube.

[25:00 - 25:39]His early videos involved smashing things with heavy machinery, but all of his camera gear got stolen.

[26:31 - 27:57]He mentions how he likes to work with and support other Australian creators.

[26:42 - 28:23]Laserbeam talks about a mysterious person who has been profiting off of his creator code without his knowledge.

[28:23 - 30:04]He explains how the creator code system works and how it has helped content creators financially.

[30:04 - 32:19]The conversation shifts to discussing Laserbeam's success on YouTube and how he was a pioneer for Australian content creators.

[30:47 - 36:34]He mentions how he likes to work with and support other Australian creators.

[34:33 - 37:50]The speaker is drinking gin, vermouth, and Campari with friends, referencing a previous conversation about their favorite drink.

[35:06 - 37:31]The speaker calls a friend for a better question but they are unable to come up with one.

[35:56 - 37:31]Laserbeam talks about the importance of giving back to the community and helping others succeed.

[37:31 - 43:33]The guest struggles to scoop ice into the glass and is teased by the others for working in construction.

[41:27 - 41:58]The speaker is drinking gin, vermouth, and Campari with friends, referencing a previous conversation about their favorite drink.

[43:33 - 44:27]The speaker then receives questions from someone named "How to Basic" including why they hate them and if they enjoy playing Fortnite.

[44:27 - 46:40]The speaker calls a friend for a better question but they are unable to come up with one.

[45:44 - 46:26]The speaker then receives questions from someone named "How to Basic" including why they hate them and if they enjoy playing Fortnite.

[45:44 - 46:45]There was a discussion about RuneScape and its appeal to players

[46:13 - 46:20]The speaker has a fire cape and is willing to help others get one

[46:20 - 47:26]There was a discussion about RuneScape and its appeal to players

[46:27 - 46:40]A phone call from "How To Basic" interrupts the discussion

[47:28 - 48:11]The speaker believes RuneScape is a game for people who enjoy repetition and multitasking

[48:11 - 48:44]A phone call from "How To Basic" interrupts the discussion

[48:50 - 50:23]The caller has a problem with sound while playing on a laptop

[49:27 - 50:05]A phone call from "How To Basic" interrupts the discussion

[49:32 - 50:00]The speaker suggests it may be a personal issue and jokes about the caller's hearing

[50:29 - 52:18]The conversation shifts to soup and a commercial for "Game of Soup"

[52:18 - 52:40]The speaker believes there is a situation where a man would try it, even if they don't enjoy it

[53:01 - 53:07]The conversation shifts to soup and a commercial for "Game of Soup"

[53:08 - 53:13]The conversation shifted to WoW and its constant updates

[53:08 - 54:17]The speaker was part of the movie "Free Guy" and was flown to the US to film a scene as a YouTuber reacting to the game.

[53:13 - 53:19]A DM from Ryan Ruddles leads to a possible call-in

[53:13 - 53:47]The speaker had to pretend to react to a game he had never seen before, surrounded by a large crew.

[53:19 - 53:53]The speaker makes a vocal coke and moves on to other topics.

[53:26 - 53:53]The speaker only had a few scenes in the movie and was able to improvise his lines.

[54:17 - 56:35]The speaker was part of the movie "Free Guy" and was flown to the US to film a scene as a YouTuber reacting to the game.

[54:29 - 56:13]Due to visa issues, the speaker almost didn't make it to the filming and had to go through a stressful border check.

[55:36 - 56:28]The director, Sean Levy, was accommodating and let the speaker be himself while delivering the lines.

[56:35 - 57:51]The speaker only had a few scenes in the movie and was able to improvise his lines.

[57:11 - 57:29]The experience was nerve-wracking but also exciting, and the speaker felt like a professional actor.

[57:52 - 58:43]The speaker watched the movie on a special pre-release software and was disappointed to not see it on the big screen due to COVID-19.

[58:44 - 58:51]The director, Sean Levy, was accommodating and let the speaker be himself while delivering the lines.

[58:51 - 1.00:04]The speaker is interested in doing more movies and would like to work with Ryan Reynolds again.

[58:58 - 59:05]Due to visa issues, the speaker almost didn't make it to the filming and had to go through a stressful border check.

[59:11 - 1.00:20]The speaker advertised the movie to his audience, resulting in a high number of views and exposure for the film.

[1.00:20 - 1.01:51]The speaker is interested in doing more movies and would like to work with Ryan Reynolds again.

[1.01:02 - 1.03:07]The speaker had to pretend to react to a game he had never seen before, surrounded by a large crew.

[1.03:07 - 1.06:19]The speaker and the interviewer, Max, first met in 2016 during an industry event in LA.

[1.05:08 - 1.06:12]The experience was nerve-wracking but also exciting, and the speaker felt like a professional actor.

[1.05:14 - 1.05:50]The speaker also saw Joji at the event, and both he and Max were impressed by his presence.

[1.05:37 - 1.06:50]The speaker was part of the movie "Free Guy" and was flown to the US to film a scene as a YouTuber reacting to the game.

[1.06:06 - 1.06:31]They discuss his rise to fame and his success in Australia

[1.06:12 - 1.07:12]He talks about his first encounter with the hosts and his early days on Youtube

[1.06:51 - 1.07:12]The speaker and the interviewer, Max, first met in 2016 during an industry event in LA.

[1.07:12 - 1.08:24]They discuss his rise to fame and his success in Australia

[1.07:41 - 1.09:12]Laser beam is being interviewed on a podcast called Cold Ones

[1.08:38 - 1.10:17]They talk about his motivations for creating content and his favorite games

[1.10:17 - 1.11:41]He talks about his first encounter with the hosts and his early days on Youtube

[1.10:35 - 1.11:34]They talk about his motivations for creating content and his favorite games

[1.12:00 - 1.15:12]He is asked to promise that he will focus on this goal and not get distracted by side quests