[00:07 - 04:01]Psychuno and Leslie got Slicker into sports betting (joke).

[03:29 - 06:13]Another person on the platform, Slicker, got involved in drama with Psychuno and Leslie.

[06:13 - 08:19]XQC backed out of attending Shit Camp and didn't tell anyone until the day of the event.

[07:40 - 08:25]Slicker is known for being a big Minecraft guy.

[08:25 - 10:00]Adept and XQC then had a three-hour live discussion about the breakup.

[09:10 - 10:32]Psychuno and Leslie got Slicker into sports betting (joke).

[10:33 - 12:47]The speaker personally gave the person money in 2020 and was asked for more money again recently.

[11:07 - 12:24]The speaker has known a person for 4 years who has a history of asking for money and scamming people.

[11:13 - 14:29]The speaker had a conversation with the person about their actions and they seemed remorseless.

[13:04 - 13:46]The speaker has known a person for 4 years who has a history of asking for money and scamming people.

[13:46 - 14:40]The speaker had a conversation with the person about their actions and they seemed remorseless.

[14:41 - 16:11]The person has taken money from individuals who were undergoing chemotherapy.

[14:57 - 15:55]The amount of money the person has taken is estimated to be around 300,000 to 500,000 dollars.

[16:11 - 16:57]The speaker has known a person for 4 years who has a history of asking for money and scamming people.

[16:38 - 18:32]The speaker and others have been playing the game Valorant and enjoying it.

[17:41 - 17:56]The speaker initially thought the person was struggling with addiction, but now realizes they may be remorseless.

[18:02 - 20:00]The speaker had a conversation with the person about their actions and they seemed remorseless.

[18:19 - 19:41]The speaker and others ate a pound of wagyu, which caused them to sweat.

[19:42 - 21:55]The speaker initially thought the person was struggling with addiction, but now realizes they may be remorseless.

[20:01 - 20:29]The speaker and others work out every day.

[20:41 - 22:54]The speaker and others ate a pound of wagyu, which caused them to sweat.

[22:54 - 24:20]The speaker has not showered in three days, but does not smell bad.

[22:54 - 24:52]The group discusses showering habits

[23:09 - 23:28]The third person did not use a body wash until recently

[23:37 - 24:27]The speaker's mom used to only shower once a week due to financial struggles.

[24:20 - 24:45]The third person showers once a week, but washes their body every day

[24:52 - 25:01]One person showers once every two days and uses dry shampoo

[25:01 - 26:19]Another person is a daily showerer and uses a lot of hair products

[25:46 - 27:52]The group discusses showering habits

[27:53 - 30:53]The third person showers once a week, but washes their body every day

[28:12 - 30:01]The group discusses showering habits

[28:20 - 28:50]The conversation shifts to discussing YouTube and their experience with it.

[29:43 - 33:15]The third person did not use a body wash until recently

[30:01 - 32:29]The third person has a skin condition that prevents them from using body wash

[31:47 - 33:05]Another person is a daily showerer and uses a lot of hair products

[32:07 - 34:34]The third person shares their favorite body wash brand

[34:35 - 35:48]Another person is a daily showerer and uses a lot of hair products

[34:44 - 36:16]They also talk about hair care routines and taking care of their skin

[36:17 - 38:03]The group discusses showering habits

[36:32 - 37:14]Another person is a daily showerer and uses a lot of hair products

[38:04 - 40:09]The group discusses different body wash preferences

[38:32 - 40:03]They also discuss using a loofah or washcloth for cleaning

[39:57 - 41:13]Two individuals are discussing the stress and pressure of streaming on Twitch and YouTube

[40:10 - 40:36]The conversation shifts to discussing YouTube and their experience with it.

[41:13 - 43:45]They talk about how viewership numbers impact their mental health and job performance

[42:29 - 44:53]They discuss the difference between Twitch and YouTube, with YouTube feeling less like a rat race

[43:04 - 45:18]Two individuals are discussing the stress and pressure of streaming on Twitch and YouTube

[45:18 - 45:45]Another person talks about using Vtubers as a way to avoid the pressure of looking presentable on stream

[45:31 - 46:19]They talk about how viewership numbers impact their mental health and job performance

[48:26 - 50:15]The larger purpose of content creation and art is debated, with one person believing it is to change minds and impact emotions

[50:02 - 50:09]They talk about how viewership numbers impact their mental health and job performance

[50:15 - 50:52]Each person is asked what art project they would create if audience and cost were not a factor

[50:53 - 53:20]One person mentions collaborating with Taylor Swift on a song in GTA

[52:18 - 53:26]Each person is asked what art project they would create if audience and cost were not a factor

[52:49 - 53:10]Another person talks about using Vtubers as a way to avoid the pressure of looking presentable on stream

[53:10 - 54:33]The third person states that they are already doing what they love and would not change anything about their content creation

[54:33 - 55:42]Question about "purring something" and sharing best streams

[55:15 - 56:38]Discussion about worst streams, including one where a chair switch was noticed and went viral

[55:48 - 57:50]Leslie's story about being tripped by a third party girl during a walk

[56:49 - 57:37]Will's worst stream experience with OTV where he was ignored and got angry

[57:14 - 59:07]Mention of crying on stream during Among Us game

[58:06 - 59:46]Leslie's story about being tripped by a third party girl during a walk

[59:26 - 1.01:21]Will's best stream experience with AOC where he got revenge on OTV

[1.00:46 - 1.01:47]Will's worst stream experience with OTV where he was ignored and got angry

[1.00:52 - 1.02:36]Will's best stream experience with AOC where he got revenge on OTV

[1.02:24 - 1.04:54]Leslie's story about being tripped by a third party girl during a walk