[00:00 - 02:14]The hosts joke about being on the comedy charts and suggest they should be on the crime charts instead.

[01:40 - 02:59]The hosts were considering bringing Minks on as a new member, but after the recording ended, she and Schlatt got into a serious argument about her sending a box of butt plugs to Ted's house.

[03:00 - 04:18]Ted shares his experience working with Universal Studios on a sponsorship for the movie "Nobody" starring Bob Odenkirk.

[04:20 - 06:05]The hosts joke about being on the comedy charts and suggest they should be on the crime charts instead.

[04:35 - 08:14]The hosts discuss the drive-through showing of the movie at Universal Studios, which included a choreographed fight scene and a screening of the movie.

[07:43 - 09:19]The hosts were considering bringing Minks on as a new member, but after the recording ended, she and Schlatt got into a serious argument about her sending a box of butt plugs to Ted's house.

[08:14 - 11:24]The hosts joke about being on the comedy charts and suggest they should be on the crime charts instead.

[09:19 - 12:10]The hosts discuss the drive-through showing of the movie at Universal Studios, which included a choreographed fight scene and a screening of the movie.

[12:10 - 14:25]They joke about typical YouTuber sponsorships and express jealousy towards Ted's experience with Universal.

[12:20 - 13:07]The hosts discuss the drive-through showing of the movie at Universal Studios, which included a choreographed fight scene and a screening of the movie.

[14:25 - 14:54]He talks about how it would be cool to have a sponsor where they dress up as characters from the game and fight

[14:54 - 16:37]Ted talks about his experience working with Jeremy, a stunt coordinator, and how he has worked on major movies and TV shows

[15:00 - 17:34]He talks about how it would be cool to have a sponsor where they dress up as characters from the game and fight

[17:34 - 19:21]Ted shares a life lesson about taking opportunities that may be out of your comfort zone and how this experience was one of those moments

[19:21 - 20:42]He talks about how it would be cool to have a sponsor where they dress up as characters from the game and fight

[20:20 - 20:36]Ted says he is glad he took this opportunity and feels it would be something he would regret passing up.

[20:42 - 21:32]He talks about how it would be cool to have a sponsor where they dress up as characters from the game and fight

[21:32 - 23:45]Ted shares a life lesson about taking opportunities that may be out of your comfort zone and how this experience was one of those moments

[23:25 - 24:44]He mentions how he has not done many sponsored deals and talks about a time when he got a free ticket to PAX from Ubisoft

[24:51 - 25:31]He was surprised and honored to work with such a talented person

[25:11 - 25:16]He mentions that his style of channel is different from others and he usually likes to dress up for his videos

[25:31 - 26:37]Shlatt asks Ted about how he was treated by the "old media" people he met during filming

[26:18 - 26:48]Ted talks about how everyone was friendly and treated it like any other job

[26:48 - 29:03]Ted says he is glad he took this opportunity and feels it would be something he would regret passing up.

[27:43 - 28:20]Shlatt mentions how he always plays the game for a bit before filming a sponsored video to make sure it will make good content

[29:03 - 29:50]Comparison to Disney and their founder's intentions

[29:50 - 30:21]Mention of a political cartoon about corporations being considered people

[30:21 - 30:49]Jokingly comparing the speaker to an oil baron in a different time

[30:49 - 31:16]Reference to low wages and working conditions

[31:16 - 31:22]Jokingly comparing the speaker to an oil baron in a different time

[31:22 - 31:27]Advertisement for mattress company Helix Sleep and discussion on the importance of a good night's sleep

[31:27 - 31:40]Reference to low wages and working conditions

[31:40 - 32:04]Discussion on a trip to Universal Studios followed by getting drunk in Vegas

[32:04 - 32:53]Mention of a political cartoon about corporations being considered people

[32:53 - 34:37]Suggestion to support local businesses instead of Amazon

[34:37 - 35:13]Return to the topic of the podcast and jokingly referencing a "bun" at the end.

[35:15 - 36:09]Advertisement for mattress company Helix Sleep and discussion on the importance of a good night's sleep

[36:09 - 37:20]Mention of Helix Sleep being awarded best mattress by GQ and Wired

[37:20 - 37:29]The speaker has recently acquired two guinea pigs and is looking for a segue.

[37:29 - 37:42]The speaker expresses a dislike for guinea pigs.

[37:42 - 37:48]The speaker leaves to get Mochi and Fern.

[37:48 - 38:00]The speaker returns with Mochi, who likes to be held.

[38:00 - 38:14]The speaker mentions that they are the meat of the sandwich in the podcast.

[38:14 - 38:21]The speaker talks about the dangers of small animal deaths.

[38:21 - 38:41]The speaker discusses the possibility of teaching a guinea pig to kill.

[38:41 - 38:53]The speaker brings Mochi up to the microphone.

[38:53 - 39:28]The speaker discusses the possibility of teaching a guinea pig to kill.

[39:28 - 39:57]The speaker talks about the dangers of small animal deaths.

[39:57 - 40:07]The speaker brings Mochi up to the microphone.

[40:07 - 40:20]The speaker mentions that Mochi is tired and they joke about the podcast being just the two of them.

[40:20 - 40:45]The speaker has recently acquired two guinea pigs and is looking for a segue.

[40:45 - 40:51]The speaker and Jambal interact with the microphone.

[40:51 - 40:59]The speaker gives Mochi lettuce to eat.

[40:59 - 41:08]The speaker brings Mochi up to the microphone.

[41:08 - 41:58]The speaker mentions that Mochi is tired and they joke about the podcast being just the two of them.

[41:58 - 42:05]Jambal continues to make noises and interact with the microphone.

[42:05 - 42:48]The speaker gives Mochi lettuce to eat.

[42:48 - 43:25]The speaker has recently acquired two guinea pigs and is looking for a segue.

[42:48 - 43:25]He had been able to gamble for two years, but was embarrassed to admit that he mostly played slots.

[43:25 - 44:21]Schlatt told Ted that 90% of casino profits come from slot machines.

[44:10 - 44:39]He had been able to gamble for two years, but was embarrassed to admit that he mostly played slots.

[44:39 - 47:14]Ted and his friend got stuck in traffic on the way to Vegas and took a detour through the desert.

[47:26 - 48:13]He also enjoyed the various restaurants and experiences in Vegas.

[48:13 - 48:35]He had been able to gamble for two years, but was embarrassed to admit that he mostly played slots.

[48:35 - 49:20]Ted set aside $300 for gambling and ended up using $220 on the slots.

[49:20 - 49:42]He also enjoyed the various restaurants and experiences in Vegas.

[49:42 - 51:21]Charlie has never been to Vegas but would go with friends for the experience.

[49:56 - 50:56]Ted visited Las Vegas for the first time recently and had an interesting experience.

[51:21 - 51:37]He had been able to gamble for two years, but was embarrassed to admit that he mostly played slots.

[51:38 - 52:39]It was fun to watch people gamble, even if you don't participate.

[52:00 - 52:13]Charlie has never been to Vegas but would go with friends for the experience.

[52:39 - 53:35]Ted went to an expensive dinner where they brought out various small dishes.

[53:35 - 53:48]The Chuckle Sandwich sandwich was still the best meal of the trip.

[53:48 - 53:58]Ted and his friend got stuck in traffic on the way to Vegas and took a detour through the desert.