[00:00 - 00:45]The speaker compliments the other person's appearance and muscles.

[00:54 - 03:28]They mention traveling with someone named Connor and feeling like a "Pokemon" in his presence.

[01:05 - 02:31]They discuss being on a train and seeing another person who they recognize.

[01:12 - 01:45]The speaker compliments the other person's appearance and muscles.

[01:57 - 03:39]They mention being in a hotel room and watching TV in Japan.

[03:28 - 05:15]They discuss being on a train and seeing another person who they recognize.

[04:50 - 06:16]They mention being in a hotel room and watching TV in Japan.

[06:03 - 07:10]The speaker tries to find a movie or show in Japanese and ends up accidentally opening a pornographic video.

[06:17 - 07:59]The speaker expresses vulnerability and hesitation about attempting to learn the language.

[07:33 - 09:47]They discuss being on a train and seeing another person who they recognize.

[08:46 - 08:53]They discuss a sports team and the current season.

[09:31 - 10:45]They discuss being on a train and seeing another person who they recognize.

[10:04 - 11:18]They mention traveling with someone named Connor and feeling like a "Pokemon" in his presence.

[10:28 - 11:43]They talk about going to a restaurant that had a weird time skip and how they want to become fluent in Japanese

[10:54 - 12:08]They mention a coffee place where they had a conversation with the owner, who spoke fluent English

[11:18 - 12:08]The speaker talks about struggling to find a coffee shop, mentioning the cultural importance of wearing masks in Japan.

[11:23 - 12:15]The speaker and another person are discussing potential activities and making plans.

[12:15 - 13:50]They mention being in Japan for a longer period of time and the potential for learning the language.

[12:31 - 13:44]They talk about going to a restaurant that had a weird time skip and how they want to become fluent in Japanese

[13:45 - 15:53]They mention a coffee place where they had a conversation with the owner, who spoke fluent English

[15:53 - 17:02]The speaker and his friend are in Japan

[16:24 - 16:50]They discuss the ratio of men to women in Japan and how it is equal

[17:02 - 18:06]They talk about going to a restaurant that had a weird time skip and how they want to become fluent in Japanese

[17:26 - 19:57]They talk about a subculture of people who are interested in Italy and how they think there might be a similar one for Japan

[19:37 - 21:16]The speaker and his friend are in Japan

[20:48 - 23:10]They mention a restaurant where they had a conversation with someone in Japanese and the person asked if they used a translator

[21:17 - 22:35]They mention a coffee place where they had a conversation with the owner, who spoke fluent English

[22:36 - 24:48]The speaker and his friend are in Japan

[23:11 - 25:38]They mention a restaurant where they had a conversation with someone in Japanese and the person asked if they used a translator

[25:38 - 26:43]The speaker and his friends went to Cancun for spring break and the tall player had surgery to become shorter (6'4)

[25:44 - 28:16]The speaker and his friends were on an intramural college basketball team, which was not very good

[26:31 - 27:36]The speaker and his friend traveled to Japan and noticed a lot of foreigners and American fast food chains in a part of Tokyo called Rapungee

[27:15 - 28:22]The speaker and his friends often got into arguments with other players, including one instance where they were called out by a player's friend

[28:03 - 29:35]The speaker and his friend Avery were often mentioned, with Avery being a big and strong friend who was feared by others

[28:48 - 29:17]The speaker helped his Airbnb host commit a crime by pretending to only stay for two days instead of a longer period

[29:17 - 30:24]The speaker and his friends often got into arguments with other players, including one instance where they were called out by a player's friend

[30:46 - 32:06]The speaker helped his Airbnb host commit a crime by pretending to only stay for two days instead of a longer period

[32:07 - 34:18]The speaker and his friend traveled to Japan and noticed a lot of foreigners and American fast food chains in a part of Tokyo called Rapungee

[32:31 - 34:26]The speaker helped his Airbnb host commit a crime by pretending to only stay for two days instead of a longer period

[33:42 - 35:35]The speaker and his friend traveled to Japan and noticed a lot of foreigners and American fast food chains in a part of Tokyo called Rapungee

[36:05 - 36:50]They also noticed a lot of 7-11 stores and tried a drink called Pukari Sweat, which they found to be better than Gatorade

[36:56 - 37:40]The speaker had a dream which involved going to a store to buy something, but ultimately not being able to do so because the store was closed and he forgot his mask

[37:42 - 39:48]The speaker is discussing the concept of becoming a salary man in Japan

[37:55 - 40:10]The speaker talks about needing to survive and mentions burning money to be more "gangster"

[38:08 - 41:30]They mention a "six figure podcaster bingo card" and make jokes about it, including mentioning working hard labor jobs and having money locked up behind encryption

[40:10 - 42:00]The speaker talks about needing to survive and mentions burning money to be more "gangster"

[42:48 - 43:38]The speaker is discussing the concept of becoming a salary man in Japan

[43:39 - 47:19]They discuss a friend named Volvo who moved to Japan and became a salary man, which is seen as unusual for a white person

[47:19 - 49:17]The speaker reflects on the exoticization of other countries and the fascination with becoming a salary man in Japan

[49:17 - 50:49]They discuss the idea of tribes and tribalism, mentioning their discomfort with becoming rich and wanting to prove they don't need it by giving away their money

[50:10 - 53:48]The speaker shares a story about their friend Miles scratching "crit" into an old PC, causing confusion and frustration before realizing it was just a misunderstanding

[53:05 - 53:11]The speaker discusses a video project and expresses interest in exploring the idea of why Japan is cool.

[53:11 - 53:27]The speaker expresses frustration with their friend's lack of appreciation and their annoying behavior.

[53:51 - 54:21]They mention the unique zoning laws in Japan that allow for living above businesses and note that this is different from New York City.

[54:22 - 55:06]The speaker praises the cleanliness and lack of homelessness in Japan compared to New York.

[54:35 - 54:50]A discussion about trash cans and their absence in Japan ensues.

[55:06 - 56:58]The idea of romanticizing and being fascinated by living a different life in a different place is discussed.

[55:12 - 55:38]The speaker talks about the lack of shame in being a garbage collector in Japan and how it is seen as a respectable career.

[56:16 - 56:36]The idea of romanticizing and being fascinated by living a different life in a different place is discussed.

[56:59 - 58:11]The speaker mentions throwing away mail from the Canadian government for their friend.

[57:23 - 59:25]They discuss the personal finance app "Rocket Money" and its ability to cancel unwanted subscriptions.

[58:11 - 58:17]They discuss the spelling of "color" and "color" and how it differs in different countries.

[58:18 - 59:37]They discuss a chat called "memes" and picking pockets in Italy.

[59:06 - 59:13]The speaker expresses frustration with their friend's lack of appreciation and their annoying behavior.

[59:06 - 1.00:34]They mention punking someone named Yan and their lack of Japanese speaking skills.

[59:25 - 59:53]The speaker mentions throwing away mail from the Canadian government for their friend.

[59:37 - 1.00:08]They mention their lack of knowledge about Japanese culture and language.

[1.00:08 - 1.00:34]A discussion about trash cans and their absence in Japan ensues.

[1.00:17 - 1.00:29]The speaker discusses a video project and expresses interest in exploring the idea of why Japan is cool.

[1.00:17 - 1.00:29]They talk about not breaking continuity and the conversation shifts to Japan and a trip they took there.

[1.00:34 - 1.00:57]They discuss a food called horse mackerel and a lighter shaped like a monkey.

[1.00:34 - 1.01:37]The speaker expresses frustration with their friend's lack of appreciation and their annoying behavior.

[1.00:40 - 1.00:57]The speaker mentions throwing away mail from the Canadian government for their friend.

[1.01:31 - 1.03:15]They mention a tweet about not liking Japan and receiving criticism for it.

[1.01:37 - 1.01:51]A discussion about cabs in Japan concludes the conversation.

[1.01:51 - 1.02:04]The speaker discusses a video project and expresses interest in exploring the idea of why Japan is cool.

[1.02:04 - 1.02:45]They talk about the benefits of using cash in Japan.

[1.02:04 - 1.02:58]They discuss a chat called "memes" and picking pockets in Italy.

[1.02:45 - 1.02:58]The speaker mentions not needing cash for vending machines and their dislike of using Suica cards.

[1.03:15 - 1.04:54]They talk about not breaking continuity and the conversation shifts to Japan and a trip they took there.

[1.04:29 - 1.05:50]They mention punking someone named Yan and their lack of Japanese speaking skills.

[1.05:50 - 1.07:22]They talk about using Slack and how they have turned off notifications.

[1.06:59 - 1.07:37]They talk about not breaking continuity and the conversation shifts to Japan and a trip they took there.

[1.07:37 - 1.09:51]They discuss a chat called "memes" and picking pockets in Italy.

[1.07:58 - 1.09:07]The speaker discusses meeting someone named Nick Allen and asks if the listener likes peach scones.

[1.08:49 - 1.11:21]The speaker talks about a funny incident involving losing their phone and panicking while on a flight to Singapore.

[1.09:07 - 1.10:00]They mention Adan's misplaced backpack and the possibility of an air tag.

[1.10:32 - 1.11:42]They mention flying business class and getting recognized by fans in Japan.

[1.11:43 - 1.12:04]They discuss a funny incident involving their friend putting on chapstick in a comical way.

[1.12:04 - 1.13:22]The speaker talks about a funny incident involving losing their phone and panicking while on a flight to Singapore.

[1.12:12 - 1.13:01]They discuss a funny incident involving their friend putting on chapstick in a comical way.

[1.13:01 - 1.14:19]They mention flying business class and getting recognized by fans in Japan.

[1.14:19 - 1.15:12]The speaker jokes about wanting to live a Canadian lifestyle and have a Canadian family.

[1.15:12 - 1.16:37]The speaker talks about forming an accent based on a line from Wedding Crashers.

[1.16:38 - 1.17:22]They discuss a funny incident involving their friend putting on chapstick in a comical way.

[1.17:09 - 1.21:04]The speaker mentions watching Black Panther and Wedding Crashers on a flight and discussing the humor in the latter movie.

[1.19:15 - 1.20:35]They mention a funny scene with the character Chaz in Wedding Crashers.

[1.20:20 - 1.21:04]The group discusses a movie they have watched, with one member expressing their enjoyment of the film's humor.

[1.21:04 - 1.24:00]The conversation shifts to the group's current location being in the Northern Hemisphere and the weather being colder than expected.

[1.23:12 - 1.26:49]One member brings up the idea of "Paris syndrome" and how it may apply to their experience in Japan.

[1.24:13 - 1.26:33]The group discusses the theory that one member may have a limited emotional range, only experiencing the middle ground of emotions.

[1.26:52 - 1.28:31]One member brings up the idea of "Paris syndrome" and how it may apply to their experience in Japan.

[1.27:57 - 1.28:16]The conversation shifts to the group's current location being in the Northern Hemisphere and the weather being colder than expected.

[1.28:31 - 1.29:41]The group discusses their interactions with locals and their language barriers.

[1.29:49 - 1.30:07]The group discusses a movie they have watched, with one member expressing their enjoyment of the film's humor.

[1.30:07 - 1.31:10]One member shares their belief that another member may be on the autism spectrum based on their posture and sensory overload.

[1.31:36 - 1.33:09]The conversation shifts to the group's current location being in the Northern Hemisphere and the weather being colder than expected.

[1.31:55 - 1.32:47]The group discusses a movie they have watched, with one member expressing their enjoyment of the film's humor.

[1.32:47 - 1.33:03]The group changes the subject to their favorite things about Japan, which include public transportation, compactness, and convenience stores.

[1.34:19 - 1.35:10]One member receives a text from their mother about the educational value of the podcast.