[00:10 - 02:26]Emily addresses Hossan's tendency to call all female guests "queens" and "icons"

[00:55 - 01:17]Discussion about Emily's previous bathroom habits, jokes about it

[01:17 - 01:45]Emily addresses Hossan's tendency to call all female guests "queens" and "icons"

[02:26 - 02:31]Discussion about Emily being accused of being racist on Twitter

[02:31 - 03:15]Clip of Emily rejecting a man's advances and pulling a funny face when she realizes she's on camera

[02:40 - 03:48]Discussion about Emily being accused of being racist on Twitter

[03:48 - 05:54]Discussion about self-sucking, Hossan claims to have done it before, Emily asks if he helicopter dicked

[05:06 - 06:08]Hossan admits he is gay and that he works out, Emily compliments his body again

[06:08 - 07:59]Discussion about Austin's fashion choices, including tight pants and his Lulu Lemon pants relapse

[06:48 - 09:59]Hossan admits he is gay and that he works out, Emily compliments his body again

[09:59 - 11:04]Discussion about Emily being accused of being racist on Twitter

[11:04 - 12:11]Clip of Emily rejecting a man's advances and pulling a funny face when she realizes she's on camera

[11:20 - 11:38]Hossan discusses his merch and body, Emily compliments his body and tells him he looks good

[11:38 - 12:25]Clip of Emily rejecting a man's advances and pulling a funny face when she realizes she's on camera

[12:11 - 14:32]The speaker's friend suggests that if the men were white, the speaker would have accepted their attention.

[12:26 - 13:10]Emily thanks her chat for lunchables, ends the podcast.

[12:26 - 13:10]The men were trying to get the speaker's attention and she was uncomfortable.

[13:32 - 15:33]The speaker and her friend talk about the situation and how it could be perceived as racist or just men being aggressive.

[15:33 - 17:15]The speaker and her friend were approached by two men while filming a video in the mall.

[15:49 - 17:30]The men were trying to get the speaker's attention and she was uncomfortable.

[16:39 - 17:59]The speaker and her friend talk about the situation and how it could be perceived as racist or just men being aggressive.

[17:59 - 18:22]The speaker discusses her approach to iRL streaming and taking risks for content.

[18:23 - 20:44]The speaker and her friend were approached by two men while filming a video in the mall.

[18:41 - 20:26]The speaker's friend suggests that the men may have been filming for content.

[20:13 - 23:03]The speaker's friend mentions a dangerous iRL streaming event where she ran alone at night.

[23:28 - 24:34]The speaker and her friend discuss the potential risks of iRL streaming and the use of security guards.

[24:34 - 27:41]The speaker talks about a fan seeing their genitals in the bathroom

[26:23 - 27:31]They discuss being at a dodgeball event and using the women's bathroom

[27:41 - 28:28]The speaker plans to release a live album and possibly include a cover of the song in it

[28:28 - 31:10]They discuss the unfair bracketing in the dodgeball event and how they lost

[30:45 - 32:51]The speaker talks about a fan seeing their genitals in the bathroom

[31:10 - 33:04]The speaker mentions a song by Jonathan Schlatt and how they have not made a cover of it

[33:04 - 35:21]They compare themselves to Schlatt, who has made a cover of the song with auto-tuning

[35:21 - 37:21]The speaker is at an event and shares a bathroom with everyone

[35:21 - 37:56]The speakers discuss their knowledge and love for the Chinese language and culture

[35:27 - 36:34]The speaker plans to release a live album and possibly include a cover of the song in it

[35:27 - 36:34]They mention their appreciation for North Korean art and express interest in traveling to North Korea

[37:14 - 39:40]One speaker reveals they are Chinese-American, born in Nebraska and raised in a predominantly white community

[39:40 - 40:13]Another speaker reveals they are Lebanese and talks about their upbringing in a financially struggling household

[40:14 - 42:59]They discuss their experiences of racism and cultural ignorance in school

[40:22 - 41:33]They mention their appreciation for North Korean art and express interest in traveling to North Korea

[41:44 - 44:34]They mention their disappointment in their parents asking for financial support after not supporting them in the past

[43:30 - 46:00]One speaker mentions their family's potato farm in Idaho and their father's plans to turn it into a family reunion campground

[44:41 - 46:54]They mention their disappointment in their parents asking for financial support after not supporting them in the past

[45:32 - 47:14]They discuss the speaker's role in managing their father's finances and contracts.

[47:14 - 47:20]The conversation starts with a discussion about the person of the year and gay sex.

[47:20 - 47:42]They mention having a gay porn review behind a paywall on their Patreon.

[47:42 - 49:52]They talk about Taylor Swift's looks and appeal, with one person saying she is not normal and above and beyond exceptional.

[47:54 - 48:18]They move on to discuss Taylor Swift and her music, with one person saying they used to love her but now feel like an imposter among her fans.

[49:26 - 50:40]One person mentions that her looks are approachable and she doesn't do the "Kim Kardashian shit."

[50:16 - 50:47]They talk about Taylor Swift's looks and appeal, with one person saying she is not normal and above and beyond exceptional.

[50:47 - 54:18]The conversation goes off on a tangent about Taylor Swift's photo for Time magazine's person of the year, with one person criticizing her hair and makeup.

[53:27 - 55:28]The conversation then moves on to Taylor Swift's feud with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in 2016, where Kim called Taylor a snake and she went into hiding for a year.

[55:28 - 57:41]They discuss the interviewer's approach to the subject matter and how they felt like Taylor Swift's career was taken from her.

[57:07 - 58:21]The conversation goes off on a tangent about Taylor Swift's photo for Time magazine's person of the year, with one person criticizing her hair and makeup.

[58:21 - 1.00:32]They end with discussing Taylor Swift's comeback album Reputation and how it cemented her as a person of the year and above the Kardashians.

[58:44 - 1.00:26]The speaker talks about how they don't believe in being "canceled" and that it's more about being rejected by one's own community

[58:52 - 59:49]The conversation goes off on a tangent about Taylor Swift's photo for Time magazine's person of the year, with one person criticizing her hair and makeup.

[59:02 - 59:49]The conversation shifts to discussing fashion and the speaker's personal style

[59:49 - 1.00:26]They discuss the interviewer's approach to the subject matter and how they felt like Taylor Swift's career was taken from her.

[59:49 - 1.00:49]The speaker praises Taylor for saying "the trash always takes itself out" in reference to Kim Kardashian

[1.00:49 - 1.04:24]The speaker then shares a video of a podcast in Asia that has named themselves the "Austin Show" after featuring the speaker on their show

[1.03:44 - 1.05:13]They joke about potentially being banned from multiple countries for the content on their show and discuss the idea of blending in as a gay person in other countries

[1.05:23 - 1.06:36]They bring up a previous experience at a wedding where they had to join in on a conversation with homophobic people in order to fit in

[1.06:37 - 1.07:37]The speaker then shares a video of a podcast in Asia that has named themselves the "Austin Show" after featuring the speaker on their show

[1.06:51 - 1.07:30]The speaker promotes their Twitch channel and mentions that they do IRL streams

[1.07:37 - 1.08:15]The guest, Emily, talks about her ideal partner and lists qualities such as being treated well and being able to have good conversations with them

[1.08:15 - 1.08:38]They briefly discuss height and the appearance of genitals before ending the conversation.