[00:00 - 03:40]They recently did a Twitch livestream for Smosh Games.

[00:09 - 00:15]The speaker recently experienced a spicy food crisis.

[00:15 - 00:50]They have been participating in nostalgia memes on Twitter.

[01:30 - 02:59]During the stream, they drank apple cider vinegar, which turned out to be white vinegar.

[03:08 - 05:55]The speaker recently experienced a spicy food crisis.

[03:40 - 03:51]The speaker is recording alone due to a hectic week.

[03:52 - 04:36]The speaker experienced stomach issues but is now feeling better.

[05:56 - 08:38]They discuss the challenges of living alone during COVID-19.

[08:38 - 10:09]The speaker bought books but has been watching movies and shows instead.

[09:41 - 09:58]The speaker experienced stomach issues but is now feeling better.

[10:49 - 11:15]They discuss the challenges of living alone during COVID-19.

[11:15 - 12:25]They admit to getting hooked on trashy reality TV, specifically "Love is Blind".

[11:33 - 13:55]The show "Love is Blind" is about people talking to each other without seeing each other, and then having to decide if they want to propose.

[12:19 - 12:39]One person on the show, Christine, is the worst and knows it.

[12:59 - 13:44]There is a lot of alcohol involved in reality TV shows, and it often brings out the worst in people.

[13:55 - 16:33]The show "Love is Blind" is about people talking to each other without seeing each other, and then having to decide if they want to propose.

[16:01 - 18:00]The narrator started watching trash TV as a break from dark and dramatic shows.

[17:35 - 17:52]The narrator appreciates the fashion on the show.

[18:00 - 18:17]The narrator knows someone who wants to be a reality star.

[18:17 - 19:14]The narrator started watching trash TV as a break from dark and dramatic shows.

[18:56 - 20:18]They have watched "Jersey Shore", "Shah's of Sunset", and "Selling Sunset".

[19:15 - 19:52]The worst behavior is often rewarded on reality TV shows.

[20:19 - 20:51]The narrator appreciates the fashion on the show.

[20:52 - 21:34]One person on the show, Christine, is the worst and knows it.

[20:59 - 22:13]The narrator knows someone who wants to be a reality star.

[21:53 - 23:51]Mention of varying degrees of YouTubers and the possibility of some fitting into the concept of a reality star

[23:52 - 24:59]Speculation on how reality TV is produced and edited, with mention of personal experience with a reality TV show

[24:59 - 25:57]Acknowledgment of possible criticisms of the show's portrayal of people with autism

[26:03 - 27:51]Comparison of playing a heightened version of oneself in reality TV and on YouTube

[27:52 - 28:28]Acknowledgment of possible criticisms of the show's portrayal of people with autism

[27:58 - 29:17]Discussion of another reality show, "Love on the Spectrum," and how it humanizes people with autism

[28:07 - 28:35]Acknowledgment of possible criticisms of the show's portrayal of people with autism

[28:36 - 29:36]Discussion of another reality show, "Love on the Spectrum," and how it humanizes people with autism

[29:19 - 29:51]Acknowledgment of possible criticisms of the show's portrayal of people with autism

[29:51 - 32:12]Final thoughts on watching reality TV as a form of escapism during the coronavirus pandemic.

[30:46 - 32:02]Mention of varying degrees of YouTubers and the possibility of some fitting into the concept of a reality star

[30:53 - 31:49]The speaker is in their 30s and is reflecting on managing friendships at this age.

[30:59 - 33:32]The speaker admits to being bad at keeping in touch with friends and building relationships.

[31:49 - 32:45]The speaker is in their 30s and is reflecting on managing friendships at this age.

[32:02 - 34:10]They want to have friends outside of their industry (YouTube) and talk about different topics.

[34:10 - 36:07]The speaker realizes the importance of reconnecting and reaching out to friends.

[34:46 - 37:16]The speaker is in their 30s and is reflecting on managing friendships at this age.

[36:30 - 37:03]However, as people get older, they tend to focus more on relationships, marriage, and children, making it harder to maintain friendships.

[37:16 - 39:16]The speaker mentions holding their friends accountable for certain beliefs and values.

[39:17 - 40:36]The speaker is surprised that people are making nostalgia memes about them and their work.

[39:28 - 40:21]They end with a humorous anecdote about a past food battle video.

[39:44 - 42:10]The speaker is surprised that people are making nostalgia memes about them and their work.

[40:47 - 41:36]They reflect on a tweet from 2012 that went viral and made them nostalgic for the past.

[40:58 - 41:30]They end with a humorous anecdote about a past food battle video.

[41:44 - 43:04]They reflect on a tweet from 2012 that went viral and made them nostalgic for the past.

[42:10 - 42:35]They end with a humorous anecdote about a past food battle video.

[43:05 - 45:00]The speaker hopes that some of their fans will grow up to be powerful and influential individuals.

[43:11 - 43:35]They mention Charlie Puth being a fan and participating in a contest they held.

[44:05 - 44:50]The speaker hopes that some of their fans will grow up to be powerful and influential individuals.

[44:05 - 45:07]Page content is ready to join the Illuminati for power and control

[45:08 - 47:40]People are drinking more during COVID-19

[45:38 - 49:09]The narrator has a love-hate relationship with alcohol and is reevaluating their consumption patterns

[49:38 - 51:23]Reminder to stay safe during the pandemic and take care of oneself

[50:46 - 53:28]They apologize for previous offensive remarks made about stuttering

[53:34 - 53:55]The narrator has a love-hate relationship with alcohol and is reevaluating their consumption patterns

[53:56 - 56:06]Smosh Games has launched on Twitch for streaming games and other content on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays

[54:37 - 55:31]Viewers can interact and manipulate gameplay on Twitch

[55:32 - 56:29]Reminder to stay safe during the pandemic and take care of oneself