[00:05 - 01:07]The speaker talks about his background in voice acting and his love for microphones.

[00:47 - 05:31]The speaker introduces himself as being part of the Trash Taste podcast, along with two other hosts.

[01:37 - 04:04]Mr. Beast's manager started crying and wanted to get out of the car due to the smell of his fart.

[02:03 - 04:25]They were unable to roll down the windows or get out of the car because the doors were locked.

[03:35 - 03:51]Mr. Beast's manager started crying and wanted to get out of the car due to the smell of his fart.

[05:05 - 07:30]They started the podcast two years ago while living in Japan.

[05:31 - 08:46]The speaker introduces himself as being part of the Trash Taste podcast, along with two other hosts.

[05:31 - 08:46]Mr. Beast and his friends were driving around a hotel parking lot, farting and laughing.

[06:32 - 07:06]They went drifting with a professional in Japan and had a lot of fun.

[07:07 - 07:30]Mr. Beast and his friends were driving around a hotel parking lot, farting and laughing.

[07:41 - 09:05]The hosts discuss their theories on why the podcast has done well, including visual effort and in-person filming.

[07:50 - 08:31]They had a drifting legend from Japan drive for them and he was crazy behind the wheel.

[08:31 - 09:05]They went drifting with a professional in Japan and had a lot of fun.

[09:06 - 10:54]They had a drifting legend from Japan drive for them and he was crazy behind the wheel.

[09:06 - 11:46]They discuss some of their most viewed episodes, including one with a virtual YouTuber and a cycling special.

[09:12 - 10:04]The speaker talks about his background in voice acting and his love for microphones.

[09:26 - 11:25]Slime was able to do a handbrake drift in a Volkswagen golf.

[10:54 - 12:35]They discuss some of their most viewed episodes, including one with a virtual YouTuber and a cycling special.

[10:59 - 12:35]Drifting is dangerous and scary but also fun.

[10:59 - 13:35]The speaker talks about his background in voice acting and his love for microphones.

[11:52 - 12:55]They appreciated the set up and Mr. Beast showed Slime around the room where they store gas.

[13:35 - 14:27]The speaker confesses to knowing the person they are talking to, having met them while rock climbing.

[14:11 - 15:46]The other person is referred to as "I did a thing" and "he's like his little lackey."

[14:27 - 15:21]The speaker talks about their voice acting career and how they were afraid of being bullied for liking anime.

[14:36 - 14:58]The speaker talks about their cat and how they train it by yelling at it.

[15:21 - 16:31]The speaker talks about their voice acting career and how they were afraid of being bullied for liking anime.

[15:30 - 17:56]The speaker and the other person discuss their teenage years and bullying experiences.

[17:08 - 17:15]The speaker talks about their small hometown in Wales and the unique language there.

[17:15 - 17:49]The other person is referred to as "I did a thing" and "he's like his little lackey."

[17:56 - 18:46]The speaker's voice changed and broke while they were a teenager.

[18:17 - 19:38]The speaker and the other person discuss their teenage years and bullying experiences.

[19:38 - 19:55]The speaker's voice changed and broke while they were a teenager.

[19:55 - 20:36]The speaker's hometown has a long and comical town name.

[20:02 - 21:48]The speaker talks about their small hometown in Wales and the unique language there.

[21:48 - 22:58]The speaker and the other person discuss their teenage years and bullying experiences.

[23:48 - 25:48]The speaker talks about their cat and how they train it by yelling at it.

[25:48 - 26:20]The speaker's confidence in high school came from a younger theater student who was more confident than them.

[26:20 - 28:05]The speaker describes a classmate with a British accent, even though he has never been to England.

[27:32 - 27:37]The speaker and his friends went to Medieval Times and had a bad experience with the food.

[28:10 - 29:24]The classmate's accent is not authentic, but it sounds natural.

[29:04 - 30:58]The speaker was afraid to speak Japanese because he didn't want to butcher it.

[29:10 - 29:41]The speaker and his friends went to Medieval Times and had a bad experience with the food.

[30:22 - 31:37]The speaker finds Japanese pronunciation confusing.

[30:58 - 31:05]The speaker was afraid to speak Japanese because he didn't want to butcher it.

[31:06 - 32:20]The speaker talks about learning Japanese by going out drinking and talking to people.

[32:20 - 34:01]The speaker describes a classmate with a British accent, even though he has never been to England.

[32:54 - 35:57]The speaker's mom said she circumcised him so he would have a "good-looking penis."

[33:18 - 33:24]The speaker describes a classmate with a British accent, even though he has never been to England.

[34:14 - 36:03]The speaker's family is from Canada and Europe.

[34:22 - 34:46]The speaker was afraid to speak Japanese because he didn't want to butcher it.

[36:03 - 37:16]The speaker's mom said she circumcised him so he would have a "good-looking penis."

[36:42 - 37:31]The speaker is not fluent in Japanese and has received criticism for it.

[37:31 - 38:15]The speaker describes a classmate with a British accent, even though he has never been to England.

[38:15 - 39:25]The speaker talks about learning Japanese by going out drinking and talking to people.

[38:15 - 40:26]Speaking a little Japanese can make a good impression on locals.

[38:48 - 39:31]Learning Japanese is harder than expected and requires effort.

[38:53 - 39:48]The speaker also speaks Welsh and English.

[40:26 - 42:07]There are many unique animals in Japan, such as the capybara.

[42:07 - 43:13]Prostitution is a prevalent issue in Japan.

[43:13 - 45:03]There are strict rules in North Korea, and the speaker imagines OTV having to rescue someone from a gulag in the DMZ.

[45:03 - 46:10]The speaker is a successful individual living in Japan.

[45:11 - 48:56]Prostitution is a prevalent issue in Japan.

[46:10 - 46:52]Privacy is highly valued in Japan, and there are even girl-only train cars.

[47:54 - 49:28]Polyamory is accepted in Japan, and it's common for men to have extramarital affairs.

[49:28 - 52:08]The speaker is a successful individual living in Japan.

[50:55 - 51:06]Prostitution is a prevalent issue in Japan.

[52:08 - 54:42]There are strict rules in North Korea, and the speaker imagines OTV having to rescue someone from a gulag in the DMZ.

[54:29 - 55:21]Tabuscus, a former popular YouTuber, is mentioned

[55:21 - 56:24]Podcast conversation about a gambling scammer from Las Vegas

[56:24 - 57:43]The scammer's phone number was deactivated

[57:18 - 59:01]Decision to not give money to the scammer was a "bullet dodged"

[58:02 - 58:33]Scammer earned $108,000 from a $40,000 bet on a tennis match

[58:33 - 59:36]Decision to not give money to the scammer was a "bullet dodged"

[1.00:28 - 1.00:59]Tabuscus, a former popular YouTuber, is mentioned

[1.00:40 - 1.03:11]Conversation shifts to discussing content creation and taking classes to become successful

[1.03:11 - 1.03:24]Tabuscus, a former popular YouTuber, is mentioned

[1.03:24 - 1.04:21]Conversation shifts to discussing content creation and taking classes to become successful

[1.03:37 - 1.04:33]They talk about working at a strip club and renting a family in Japan, and the speaker expresses concerns about the cultural implications of these practices.

[1.04:33 - 1.05:31]The conversation shifts to discussing hot tubs and the presence of monkeys in Japan, including a famous monkey at a cafe.

[1.04:33 - 1.06:10]Tabuscus recently posted a video with Kyle Rittenhouse

[1.04:51 - 1.06:47]Tabuscus, a former popular YouTuber, is mentioned

[1.05:11 - 1.06:47]The speaker mentions concerns about showing the "bad side" of Japan in videos, and the potential consequences of doing so.

[1.05:38 - 1.07:19]Happiness and money are discussed, with the idea that money can only bring happiness up to a certain point

[1.06:11 - 1.07:19]The speaker shares insights from a conversation with the CEO of a company that rents fake families for various purposes in Japan.

[1.07:19 - 1.08:14]The conversation shifts to discussing hot tubs and the presence of monkeys in Japan, including a famous monkey at a cafe.

[1.07:48 - 1.09:43]The speaker mentions concerns about showing the "bad side" of Japan in videos, and the potential consequences of doing so.

[1.09:43 - 1.10:26]They talk about working at a strip club and renting a family in Japan, and the speaker expresses concerns about the cultural implications of these practices.

[1.09:50 - 1.11:56]The speaker discusses going to strip clubs twice for videos.

[1.10:13 - 1.10:56]The speaker shares insights from a conversation with the CEO of a company that rents fake families for various purposes in Japan.

[1.10:56 - 1.12:52]They discuss the reasons behind the popularity of renting fake families, such as using them to apologize for infidelity or obtain parental approval for a relationship.

[1.11:33 - 1.13:47]The speaker expresses discomfort with the content of the videos and the behavior of the people involved.

[1.12:09 - 1.13:39]They talk about working at a strip club and renting a family in Japan, and the speaker expresses concerns about the cultural implications of these practices.

[1.13:15 - 1.15:05]They mention working in various industries and the amount of paperwork required in Japan.

[1.13:23 - 1.15:17]The conversation shifts to the potential struggles of returning to a normal job after being a successful YouTuber.

[1.15:05 - 1.17:24]They mention working in various industries and the amount of paperwork required in Japan.

[1.16:43 - 1.18:11]The speaker expresses discomfort with the content of the videos and the behavior of the people involved.

[1.18:12 - 1.20:51]The discussion turns to favorite YouTube channels, with the speaker mentioning review bra and Frederick Newtson.

[1.19:19 - 1.20:45]The conversation shifts to the potential struggles of returning to a normal job after being a successful YouTuber.

[1.20:51 - 1.22:06]The speaker shares a personal experience of watching a friend's decline in views and the impact it had on their life.

[1.22:06 - 1.22:40]The conversation shifts to the potential struggles of returning to a normal job after being a successful YouTuber.

[1.22:40 - 1.23:11]The speaker discusses going to strip clubs twice for videos.

[1.22:40 - 1.23:24]Person is speaking about crocs and asks another person to take a bite

[1.23:24 - 1.25:00]They mention an encounter with English and Irish people in an elevator, who mention Shania Twain

[1.25:00 - 1.25:47]They talk about a Japanese event with English mixed in and make jokes about Joey's Japanese accent

[1.25:47 - 1.26:44]They mention a movie called "Outrage" and talk about its Japanese title

[1.27:13 - 1.28:10]They talk about a Japanese event with English mixed in and make jokes about Joey's Japanese accent

[1.27:24 - 1.28:22]They talk about a movie called "IRL" and mention a disturbing credit sequence

[1.28:23 - 1.29:39]They discuss watching inappropriate content on a plane and making jokes about it

[1.29:50 - 1.31:07]They mention showing weird porn in public for laughs.

[1.31:15 - 1.32:26]Person is speaking about crocs and asks another person to take a bite

[1.31:15 - 1.32:47]The speaker mentions that they used to send their friend pictures of Mr. Krabs from Spongebob, but stopped after their friend expressed dislike for it.

[1.32:27 - 1.32:40]The speaker is discussing a friend who is close to death and has started to become attached to them.

[1.32:48 - 1.33:57]The speaker and their friend are both content creators, and the speaker believes that they have a mostly male audience.

[1.34:08 - 1.36:09]The speaker's friend used to make videos pretending to be anime characters and prank calling places, but has since changed his content.

[1.36:24 - 1.37:47]The speaker discusses their own content creation process and how they incorporate streaming into their work.

[1.37:20 - 1.38:08]They mention that they started streaming after watching a chess event and being inspired by the numbers.

[1.37:28 - 1.37:55]The speaker is discussing a friend who is close to death and has started to become attached to them.

[1.38:08 - 1.38:46]They mention that they started streaming after watching a chess event and being inspired by the numbers.

[1.38:46 - 1.40:39]The speaker's friend used to make videos pretending to be anime characters and prank calling places, but has since changed his content.

[1.40:39 - 1.41:45]The speaker and their guest discuss their experiences with Call of Duty and winning prizes through online competitions.

[1.41:45 - 1.42:45]The guest mentions that their parents were surprised by the prizes they won.

[1.42:04 - 1.43:11]The speaker remembers winning night vision goggles as a prize and still having them.

[1.42:52 - 1.44:11]The speaker mentions that they used to send their friend pictures of Mr. Krabs from Spongebob, but stopped after their friend expressed dislike for it.

[1.43:11 - 1.44:25]The guest leaves and the speaker and their co-host say goodbye.