[00:02 - 00:27]Page content includes discussion about a podcast episode and sponsorship

[00:28 - 02:07]Sponsorship includes Tokyo Treat and Sakura Co, Japanese snack subscription boxes

[02:07 - 02:31]Discussion about head trauma and its potential effects on memory and wit

[02:31 - 04:54]Mention of drug use and implications on intelligence

[03:08 - 04:48]Discussion about head trauma and its potential effects on memory and wit

[04:54 - 07:25]Mention of a prank involving pushing one's knee to make them lose balance

[06:05 - 07:39]Discussion about gender roles and physical strength

[07:40 - 08:05]Mention of a prank involving pushing one's knee to make them lose balance

[07:48 - 10:39]Mention of being grateful for small moments of happiness, such as petting one's dog

[10:19 - 10:24]Discussion about gender roles and physical strength

[10:39 - 11:16]Mention of being grateful for small moments of happiness, such as petting one's dog

[11:17 - 12:33]Discussion about the general population's level of happiness

[12:07 - 12:46]Discussion about finding true happiness and the rarity of consistent happiness

[12:27 - 13:16]The speaker discusses comparing oneself to others, particularly in terms of money and success.

[12:33 - 14:14]The speaker talks about their experience with body dysmorphia and self-image issues in high school.

[14:02 - 16:34]The speaker reveals that they have seen a therapist before, but was initially resistant to the idea.

[14:14 - 15:38]The speaker recalls a positive experience with a therapist who validated their interests and hobbies.

[15:52 - 16:56]The speaker talks about their experience with body dysmorphia and self-image issues in high school.

[16:56 - 18:34]The speaker discusses comparing oneself to others, particularly in terms of money and success.

[18:36 - 21:11]The speaker talks about their introverted nature and difficulty with social interactions.

[20:45 - 22:49]The speaker mentions their education and career path, stating that they did not enjoy university and prefer to support others rather than be in the spotlight.

[21:33 - 22:26]The speaker expresses their aspirations to be involved in Hollywood and mentions potential roles in future movies.

[22:28 - 22:43]The speaker recalls a positive experience with a therapist who validated their interests and hobbies.

[22:49 - 26:32]The conversation shifts to discussing happiness and the speaker's tendency to bring up past instances in relationships to establish patterns.

[26:33 - 29:52]Conversation about how to handle repeated negative behavior

[27:31 - 28:08]Suggestion to take Bob to a hospital if he doesn't remember repeated behavior

[27:50 - 28:20]Discussion about whether or not to bring up past conversations about the behavior

[28:28 - 28:43]Conversation about how to handle children and their behavior

[29:52 - 31:38]Talk about the responsibility of raising children and the potential for them to rebel

[30:18 - 31:04]Conversation about how to handle children and their behavior

[31:39 - 32:44]Talk about the responsibility of raising children and the potential for them to rebel

[32:55 - 33:48]Mention of different approaches to handling children's desires

[33:22 - 34:07]Conversation about how to handle children and their behavior

[34:18 - 34:36]Talk about the responsibility of raising children and the potential for them to rebel

[34:39 - 36:25]Conversation about how to handle children and their behavior

[36:01 - 36:31]Discussion about whether or not to bring up past conversations about the behavior

[36:32 - 37:18]Talk about the responsibility of raising children and the potential for them to rebel

[37:18 - 37:45]Mention of the responsibility of being a single parent

[37:47 - 38:50]Discussion about the decision not to have children due to the responsibility and potential difficulties involved.

[38:51 - 40:29]Discussion about the potential for resentment towards one's own child and the importance of seeking therapy

[40:35 - 40:52]Conversation about how to handle children and their behavior

[40:35 - 41:03]The conversation becomes tense when the speaker brings up a previous incident where the other person made a comment about their expensive sandwich.

[41:03 - 41:40]The speakers discuss the idea of reading stories from subreddits like "Am I the asshole?"

[42:05 - 44:47]The speaker wonders if she is the asshole for telling the girl it's her fault.

[44:47 - 45:29]The girl stops talking to the 24-year-old and the speaker's friends think she lacks empathy.

[45:30 - 47:22]They reflect on their friendship and how they have learned to accept each other's differences.

[46:25 - 46:30]The speaker wonders if she is the asshole for telling the girl it's her fault.

[47:04 - 48:04]They discuss the impact of their words and apologize to each other.

[47:40 - 49:30]They discuss different forms of therapy and consider going to therapy together.

[48:04 - 48:31]The conversation becomes tense when the speaker brings up a previous incident where the other person made a comment about their expensive sandwich.

[49:32 - 52:13]They discuss different forms of therapy and consider going to therapy together.

[52:13 - 52:55]The conversation becomes tense when the speaker brings up a previous incident where the other person made a comment about their expensive sandwich.

[52:55 - 55:58]They discuss the impact of their words and apologize to each other.

[53:00 - 55:28]The conversation becomes tense when the speaker brings up a previous incident where the other person made a comment about their expensive sandwich.

[53:32 - 54:17]They discuss the impact of their words and apologize to each other.

[55:35 - 55:55]The conversation becomes tense when the speaker brings up a previous incident where the other person made a comment about their expensive sandwich.