[00:00 - 02:17]They mention that the podcast is now on iTunes, and remind listeners to like, comment, and subscribe.

[00:05 - 04:25]The 17th ever Offline TV podcast begins, with the hosts introducing themselves and discussing their outfits.

[02:44 - 04:05]They talk about being recognized at non-gaming conventions and events, including a funny incident at a restaurant.

[04:26 - 05:51]The 17th ever Offline TV podcast begins, with the hosts introducing themselves and discussing their outfits.

[05:26 - 09:37]They talk about being recognized at non-gaming conventions and events, including a funny incident at a restaurant.

[09:06 - 11:07]They mention a story about Yvonne being mistaken for a famous actress, and the hosts recount their experiences with being recognized by fans.

[09:50 - 13:25]They talk about being recognized at non-gaming conventions and events, including a funny incident at a restaurant.

[10:09 - 10:51]A man, who took a photo of the speaker, approached their table while they were eating and asked for their Instagram tag.

[10:52 - 13:06]The speaker's friend, Albert, would not have said anything if the man had taken pictures of them without asking.

[11:07 - 12:35]They mention being too passive to say anything and describe situations where they would call someone out for being inappropriate.

[11:13 - 13:31]The speaker expresses their desire to be asked before having their photo taken.

[11:39 - 13:19]They mention being too passive to say anything and describe situations where they would call someone out for being inappropriate.

[13:06 - 14:15]The speaker shares a story about a fan who wanted to take a photo with them but was persistent and awkward.

[13:19 - 14:57]The speaker expresses their desire to be asked before having their photo taken.

[14:09 - 16:42]The speaker discusses their experiences with fans and how they handle awkward situations.

[14:15 - 18:02]The speaker shares another story about a fan who sat down next to them at an event and talked for two hours without taking the hint to leave.

[14:41 - 19:32]The speaker expresses their desire to be asked before having their photo taken.

[15:33 - 18:09]The speaker shares a story about a fan who wanted to take a photo with them but was persistent and awkward.

[17:46 - 20:58]The speaker and their agent, Hannah, offered to order an Uber for the fan who claimed to have lost their keys.

[18:46 - 21:17]The speaker expresses their desire to be polite and tactful when letting someone down.

[19:32 - 23:10]The speaker discusses their experiences with fans and how they handle awkward situations.

[20:11 - 21:26]The speaker shares a story about a fan who wanted to take a photo with them but was persistent and awkward.

[21:27 - 23:19]The speaker shares another story about a fan who sat down next to them at an event and talked for two hours without taking the hint to leave.

[21:27 - 24:59]The speaker expresses their desire to be polite and tactful when letting someone down.

[22:24 - 25:47]The speaker discusses the importance of social cues and understanding the other person's perspective.

[22:29 - 24:51]The fan seemed disappointed and the speaker suspects that the fan's intention was to try and get into the same Uber as them.

[23:20 - 24:59]The speaker had to hide chat and ask another streamer to intervene in order to get the fan to leave.

[24:19 - 25:39]They mention the importance of recognizing when someone is uncomfortable and not wanting to take advantage of them.

[25:48 - 28:06]Desire to move away from traditional "splat logo" style of merch

[26:00 - 27:44]Discussion about new offline TV merch, which is colorful and wholesome

[26:07 - 27:57]Change in Twitch rules allowing male streamers to show nipples

[28:06 - 29:53]Desire to move away from traditional "splat logo" style of merch

[29:28 - 30:33]Change in Twitch rules allowing male streamers to show nipples

[29:54 - 30:57]Twitter thread discussing the clip, with Nate Hill tweeting about xQc and SirD's skills in gaming and xQc responding with a derogatory comment about SirD being a "soy boy"

[29:54 - 30:57]XQC, a popular streamer, was killed and teabagged by Nate Hill in Fortnite, leading to Twitter fights between the two.

[30:01 - 31:19]TF Blade was involved in more drama, which is described as funny.

[30:15 - 31:19]Transition into talking about the Artifact game and its controversy.

[31:20 - 31:51]Desire to move away from traditional "splat logo" style of merch

[31:20 - 31:51]TF Blade is a popular League of Legends player who reached rank one on EU servers.

[31:26 - 32:42]Twitter thread discussing the clip, with Nate Hill tweeting about xQc and SirD's skills in gaming and xQc responding with a derogatory comment about SirD being a "soy boy"

[31:26 - 32:49]The situation was compared to children playing Fortnite and trash talking online.

[32:06 - 32:42]The conversation then shifts back to the XQC and Nate Hill situation, with the group discussing the use of tea bagging in Fortnite and League of Legends.

[32:50 - 33:10]The group finds the situation with TF Blade to be funny and discuss his popularity as a streamer.

[33:15 - 35:39]They also discuss the use of banter and picking battles against other streamers.

[33:15 - 36:22]Clip shown of xQc and SirD's altercation during a game of Artifact

[33:40 - 36:53]The conversation then shifts back to the XQC and Nate Hill situation, with the group discussing the use of tea bagging in Fortnite and League of Legends.

[34:52 - 35:55]Excitement for drama segment and arrival of Twitch employee

[35:55 - 36:39]They also discuss the use of banter and picking battles against other streamers.

[36:22 - 36:45]Discussion about soy milk and Lilly's love for it

[36:22 - 36:45]The conversation then shifts back to the XQC and Nate Hill situation, with the group discussing the use of tea bagging in Fortnite and League of Legends.

[36:46 - 36:58]Transition into talking about the Artifact game and its controversy.

[36:53 - 38:40]The group then talks about the Twitch streaming category for the game Artifact, which was initially used for memes and porn, but eventually led to Twitch taking action.

[38:40 - 39:45]Twitch spoke out about inappropriate behavior on their platform, potentially due to pressure from mainstream media.

[39:53 - 40:23]TF Blade was involved in more drama, which is described as funny.

[40:24 - 41:41]TF Blade's drama with his YouTube channel editor, who was receiving 100% of the channel's revenue, became public.

[41:41 - 42:40]TF Blade's side of the story was that the editor had been given many chances and warnings, but was not producing enough content for the channel.

[41:52 - 43:43]The editor had been paid a flat fee and 100% of revenue as motivation to produce daily videos, but only did so sporadically.

[43:21 - 44:17]The editor's attitude and motivation were not a good fit for TF Blade, leading to his removal.

[43:43 - 44:39]TF Blade's friends and fellow streamers, including Mo, weighed in on the situation and agreed that the editor was not doing a good job.

[43:50 - 47:43]The editor had been paid a flat fee and 100% of revenue as motivation to produce daily videos, but only did so sporadically.

[45:50 - 46:53]The editor's ex-girlfriend also spoke out, claiming he had cheated on her and threatening to expose their personal information.

[46:55 - 48:29]The editor had been paid a flat fee and 100% of revenue as motivation to produce daily videos, but only did so sporadically.

[48:29 - 50:41]TF Blade's side of the story was that the editor had been given many chances and warnings, but was not producing enough content for the channel.

[48:55 - 50:34]The editor's ex-girlfriend also spoke out, claiming he had cheated on her and threatening to expose their personal information.

[49:03 - 53:23]The drama escalated and caused concern for other streamers who may consider hiring the editor.

[51:47 - 52:47]A person is talking about looking for other opportunities and mentions social media.

[52:15 - 52:41]They comment on how mysterious and mystical the social media world is.

[52:15 - 53:17]The offline TV members discussed editing their own videos and joked about having a competition to see who could do the best job.

[52:47 - 53:10]A person is talking about looking for other opportunities and mentions social media.

[53:11 - 53:36]They mention that Postmates would be a great sponsor for their house.

[53:36 - 54:08]They mention other companies that have sponsored houses, such as Rocket Mortgage and Cash App.

[53:56 - 54:57]They mention that Postmates would be a great sponsor for their house.

[54:39 - 55:09]They mention that Netflix would also be a great sponsor and discuss the possibility of having their own show on the platform.

[55:10 - 55:40]They mention that Postmates would be a great sponsor for their house.

[55:29 - 56:36]They mention that Netflix would also be a great sponsor and discuss the possibility of having their own show on the platform.

[55:53 - 56:04]They discuss the strangeness of naming a house after a company.

[55:53 - 58:53]The conversation ultimately ends with a plot twist joke about one of the hosts potentially betraying the others for personal gain.

[56:12 - 57:12]A person is talking about looking for other opportunities and mentions social media.

[56:36 - 57:05]They mention that Netflix would also be a great sponsor and discuss the possibility of having their own show on the platform.

[57:13 - 58:22]They mention a new rivalry between 100 Thieves and FaZe, specifically involving Nick Mertin.

[57:40 - 58:10]A person is talking about looking for other opportunities and mentions social media.

[58:10 - 1.01:06]However, when investors came in and demanded 49% of the company, Nade Shot was unable to give Nick the promised 5%

[1.00:16 - 1.02:22]The podcast hosts discuss the common occurrence of verbal agreements in the esports industry and the potential consequences when things go wrong

[1.01:23 - 1.05:20]They also mention that they have taken steps to ensure everything is in writing to prevent future betrayals

[1.03:32 - 1.05:53]However, when investors came in and demanded 49% of the company, Nade Shot was unable to give Nick the promised 5%

[1.05:20 - 1.08:40]The conversation ultimately ends with a plot twist joke about one of the hosts potentially betraying the others for personal gain.

[1.06:06 - 1.07:48]However, when investors came in and demanded 49% of the company, Nade Shot was unable to give Nick the promised 5%

[1.07:17 - 1.09:02]They also mention that they have taken steps to ensure everything is in writing to prevent future betrayals

[1.07:49 - 1.10:59]The conversation ultimately ends with a plot twist joke about one of the hosts potentially betraying the others for personal gain.

[1.10:59 - 1.13:52]The conversation shifts to Game of Thrones, with mention of Sophie Turner and some controversy surrounding her comments about the finale.

[1.13:27 - 1.18:53]There is a brief mention of the show Chernobyl and its popularity.

[1.16:53 - 1.22:10]The hosts discuss healthcare in the US and Canada.

[1.21:48 - 1.24:09]The conversation shifts to Game of Thrones, with mention of Sophie Turner and some controversy surrounding her comments about the finale.

[1.22:24 - 1.23:17]The hosts discuss the subreddit "Free Folk" and their recent achievement, as well as a clip of an actor's reaction to his character's death.

[1.23:17 - 1.23:40]The hosts are wrapping up the show, but there is one last segment.

[1.23:40 - 1.24:29]The conversation turns to gifts and the launch of Sean's new app, a dating app for gamers.

[1.24:30 - 1.25:31]The hosts discuss the use of dating apps and the intentions of users.

[1.25:09 - 1.27:14]The podcast ends with a discussion about future episodes and plans to try a different format.