[00:00 - 01:06]The dog is a calm and friendly animal.

[00:07 - 03:22]The owner shares her concern that the dog might get lost in the airport again.

[01:58 - 08:18]The owner and the dog have formed a strong bond over the past six months.

[06:48 - 07:16]The owner had initially got the dog checked by a vet, who said it was a great dog.

[07:16 - 09:38]The owner and the dog have formed a strong bond over the past six months.

[08:50 - 09:53]The dog's behavior suggests that it has been mistreated in the past.

[09:53 - 11:33]The owner says that the dog has never bitten her, but the dog does tend to bite sometimes.

[10:26 - 12:27]The dog is a calm and friendly animal.

[11:38 - 12:20]The dog's behavior suggests that it has been mistreated in the past.

[12:27 - 14:13]The dog is a calm and friendly animal.

[13:16 - 14:54]The owner and the dog have formed a strong bond over the past six months.

[13:42 - 13:48]The speaker talks about the G2 summit and a meeting currently taking place.

[13:49 - 14:43]The speaker apologizes for derailing the conversation for 20 minutes.

[13:57 - 15:32]The speaker and Tucker discuss a segue that Tucker attempted to make earlier.

[14:05 - 16:37]The speaker shares a story about a dog that got lost in the Atlanta airport for three weeks.

[16:12 - 17:10]The speaker explains why Tucker's segue didn't work and it was about a man getting lost in an airport.

[16:37 - 18:12]The speaker shares a story about tipping at a self-checkout convenience store.

[17:41 - 19:53]The speaker and Tucker discuss tipping at restaurants and other establishments.

[19:36 - 20:49]The speaker shares a story about tipping at a self-checkout convenience store.

[20:17 - 21:30]The speaker and Tucker discuss tipping at restaurants and other establishments.

[21:07 - 24:00]The speaker and Tucker talk about valet services and their frustrations with them.

[23:35 - 24:45]The speaker talks about valets potentially monetizing their videos and tips.

[24:45 - 26:47]The speaker shares a TikTok video about millionaires and billionaires.

[25:30 - 26:33]Tucker and a friend are discussing a TikTok video of a guy messing around with a control panel and pretending to have conversations between devices.

[25:37 - 27:14]They discuss the caption of the video which involves a rich friend offering to pay for a vacation.

[26:03 - 26:59]The speaker talks about cars being able to store personal information.

[26:03 - 27:48]The friend mentions a recent viral video of a man pretending to have conversations between devices and Tucker is confused about the details.

[27:00 - 27:20]The speaker apologizes for derailing the conversation for 20 minutes.

[27:14 - 27:30]They discuss the caption of the video which involves a rich friend offering to pay for a vacation.

[27:48 - 29:18]Tucker and his friend then discuss their jobs at Staples and Best Buy and the pressure to sell protection plans.

[29:18 - 30:59]Tucker talks about his experience buying an OLED TV and his interactions with a pushy salesperson.

[29:51 - 32:01]The conversation shifts to a story about a lost cat being found in an airport and Tucker's plans to put an extra TV in his room.

[32:02 - 34:17]The discussion then moves to a news story about two Florida siblings, ages 10 and 11, who were stopped by police while driving their mother's car 200 miles from home.

[34:18 - 35:36]Tucker and his friend discuss whether they ever stole their parents' car or snuck out as teenagers.

[35:04 - 36:30]They joke about getting a group together and going on a road trip to different fast food chains.

[36:31 - 37:27]The conversation shifts to a story about a lost cat being found in an airport and Tucker's plans to put an extra TV in his room.

[36:38 - 37:53]Tucker and his friends discuss recent news about Mexican alien mummies made from llama skulls

[37:28 - 37:42]The conversation ends with Tucker saying he wasn't paying much attention to the video and didn't do any research on it.

[37:28 - 38:07]They joke about the man's appearance and nickname, but also show empathy and concern for his well-being.

[38:07 - 40:57]Tucker and his friends discuss recent news about Mexican alien mummies made from llama skulls

[40:58 - 42:16]They joke about the man's appearance and nickname, but also show empathy and concern for his well-being.

[42:17 - 44:33]The conversation shifts to a man who turned blue from taking silver chloride to heal his allergies and ailments

[43:03 - 44:55]Tucker and his friends express sadness and disbelief over the man's death and discuss the potential health risks of using silver chloride

[44:39 - 45:37]He died from pneumonia and a stroke, but it is unclear if these were related to his use of silver chloride

[45:02 - 46:42]There is a black market for rare and dangerous plants, and the hosts discuss their experiences in New York City.

[46:19 - 47:04]The hosts discuss the ethics of keeping rodents and other small animals as pets.

[47:04 - 51:34]The hotel may have been upset about the alligator being kept in the room.

[51:34 - 52:52]A woman in Florida was arrested for stealing an alligator and keeping it in a hotel room.

[52:53 - 54:21]The hosts discuss the ethics of keeping rodents and other small animals as pets.

[53:38 - 55:12]Raccoons are considered gross and disgusting animals by the hosts.

[53:58 - 56:21]There is a black market for rare and dangerous plants, and the hosts discuss their experiences in New York City.

[55:51 - 58:10]A problem with spotted lantern flies and cactuses/succulents in the Southwest is causing concern

[55:59 - 57:08]Listeners are urged to crush any spotted lantern flies they see in America

[58:10 - 59:28]Other potential solutions, such as a neuro agent or bringing in honeybees, are discussed

[59:28 - 1.00:54]A problem with spotted lantern flies and cactuses/succulents in the Southwest is causing concern

[1.00:07 - 1.04:40]The conversation ends with a humorous tone and the idea of bringing in the wasp being referred to as "cool."

[1.01:01 - 1.03:16]Plans to introduce a wasp from Asia to deal with the lantern flies are being considered, but this approach has not been successful in the past

[1.01:29 - 1.01:36]The conversation ends with a humorous tone and the idea of bringing in the wasp being referred to as "cool."

[1.03:27 - 1.03:38]The discussion turns to the idea of releasing the wasp and how it could potentially cause more harm to the ecosystem

[1.04:02 - 1.05:15]Talking about accents and impressions

[1.04:02 - 1.05:28]The conversation ends with a humorous tone and the idea of bringing in the wasp being referred to as "cool."

[1.05:15 - 1.05:37]Mentioning Italian burn and burning calories

[1.05:39 - 1.08:06]Bringing up a hypothetical scenario about unlimited money or food

[1.05:39 - 1.08:25]Plans to introduce a wasp from Asia to deal with the lantern flies are being considered, but this approach has not been successful in the past

[1.07:06 - 1.08:33]The conversation ends with a humorous tone and the idea of bringing in the wasp being referred to as "cool."

[1.07:12 - 1.09:39]Discussing who to go to for opinions on important topics

[1.07:30 - 1.08:25]Bringing up a hypothetical scenario about unlimited money or food

[1.07:37 - 1.08:06]The discussion turns to the idea of releasing the wasp and how it could potentially cause more harm to the ecosystem

[1.08:26 - 1.09:09]Discussing who to go to for opinions on important topics

[1.09:39 - 1.10:06]Mentioning Elon Musk's father donating sperm to wealthy women

[1.10:06 - 1.11:15]Bringing up a hypothetical scenario about unlimited money or food

[1.11:15 - 1.12:36]Discussing the A to Z tier list on the Chocolate Sandwich subreddit

[1.12:37 - 1.14:08]Talking about accents and impressions

[1.13:21 - 1.14:48]Tucker mentioning that he frequently checks the subreddit

[1.13:44 - 1.16:31]Ending the episode with goodbyes and jokes

[1.15:19 - 1.16:23]Discussing the A to Z tier list on the Chocolate Sandwich subreddit

[1.15:41 - 1.15:57]Talking about accents and impressions

[1.16:31 - 1.17:33]Ending the episode with goodbyes and jokes