[00:05 - 00:11]Welcome back to episode 146 of the Super Mega Cast

[00:16 - 00:26]The hosts realize it's the wrong episode and start over

[00:39 - 00:45]They introduce their guest, Dolan Dark, who makes memes

[00:52 - 00:59]He was previously on Epic Rap Battles of History and is at E3

[01:11 - 01:18]He got flown out and played Watch Dogs Legion and other games for a sponsor

[04:20 - 04:26]They discuss zombie games and store brand products

[06:16 - 06:22]They also talk about American cereals, including Lucky Charms and Froot Loops

[06:49 - 06:56]Cinnamon Toast Crunch stole their name from a real product

[07:04 - 07:13]The hosts' favorite cereals are Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Froot Loops with marshmallows

[00:05 - 07:13]The Super Mega Cast discusses E3, sponsored gaming, and American cereals. Their guest, Dolan Dark, talks about his experiences and they all share their favorite cereals.

[07:13 - 07:19] Person is discussing buying marshmallows and the sugar content.

[07:19 - 07:27]They mention having many cavities and enjoying the taste.

[07:19 - 07:27]They talk about waking up at 3am and having two cups of something.

[07:33 - 07:38]Conversation shifts to different types of cereal.

[08:42 - 08:48]They mention living in Glendale and how it has changed over the years.

[11:09 - 11:16]Person mentions visiting certain areas in LA and trying different fast food restaurants.

[11:38 - 11:44]They mention Chick-fil-A and the controversy surrounding it.

[12:35 - 12:45]Person brings up the topic of tipping in America and how it differs from their home country.

[13:26 - 13:32]They mention their experience at a pancake restaurant and tipping there.

[07:13 - 14:14]Person discusses their overall experience trying different foods and exploring different parts of LA.

[14:53 - 15:01] Tips are expected in America, usually 15-20% of the bill

[15:32 - 15:39]LA is very expensive, and prices are often marked up due to taxes and additional fees

[17:19 - 17:29]LA is a mix of upscale areas and areas with a high homeless population

[18:10 - 18:17]Little Tokyo has good sushi and hidden gems

[18:37 - 18:46]LA is very spread out and lacks consistency between streets

[19:57 - 20:03]Tipping is expected in America, making it more expensive to visit compared to other places

[20:33 - 20:40]The speaker often loses their train of thought and forgets words while speaking

[21:36 - 21:42]People often criticize others for making mistakes or not knowing certain things

[14:14 - 21:42]Visiting America, specifically LA, can be expensive due to the expectation of tipping and added taxes and fees. The city is a mix of both upscale and lower-income areas, and the speaker often struggles with forgetfulness and criticism from others.

[21:42 - 21:50] The speaker discusses being called a sociopath online.

[22:13 - 22:21]They joke about gaslighting and how it could make someone think they're going crazy.

[23:28 - 23:34]They mention making a joke about a fake cereal brand called "Big Tom's" and how it could potentially be stolen.

[25:01 - 25:06]The conversation shifts to talking about copyright issues on YouTube and how it can affect monetization.

[26:26 - 26:36]They discuss the frustration of trying to keep up with current memes and the pressure to upload quickly before the meme dies.

[26:59 - 27:05]They mention using Sony Vegas and After Effects for editing and their preference for Premiere.

[28:09 - 28:24]The speaker expresses frustration with changes made to the title system in Premiere.

[28:09 - 28:24]They mention the difficulty of complaining about these issues to a large audience.

[21:42 - 28:43]The speaker discusses being called a sociopath online, joking about gaslighting, potential copyright issues on YouTube, and the frustration of keeping up with current memes. They also mention their editing process and frustration with changes made to the title system in Premiere.

[28:43 - 28:52]Premiere has changed the default way to put titles into the program, making it more similar to iMovie.

[29:57 - 30:07]Subtitling videos has become a difficult and time-consuming task, leading to a decision to only subtitle when necessary.

[29:57 - 30:07]Subtitling for Markiplier's compilations was even more challenging, as it involved not only adding subtitles but also animating them.

[32:09 - 32:16]Motion tracking and keyframing are tedious but necessary tasks in editing.

[32:36 - 32:42]It can take multiple hours to create a short edit, but it is rewarding to see the finished product.

[33:43 - 34:01]Watching a project multiple times while editing can help improve it by identifying jokes that don't land well.

[34:01 - 34:09]Sometimes, doubts arise about whether a joke is still funny after hearing it multiple times.

[34:19 - 34:24]"My name's Jeff" and "Damn Daniel" are two of the speaker's favorite memes.

[34:37 - 34:52]The speaker's friend lost a bet and had to get a waveform tattoo of "my name's Jeff".

[35:25 - 35:33]The speaker and his friend play a game called "what are the odds" where they make bets and have to complete a task if they both choose the same number.

[36:05 - 36:12]The game's rules allow for one person to change the bet slightly, such as asking for someone to take their shoes off instead of sucking toes.

[28:43 - 36:12]A concise and comprehensive summary of the text is that the speaker discusses changes in video editing software, difficult tasks in editing, the time it takes to create an edit, the importance of rewatching projects while editing, favorite memes, and a game played with a friend.

[36:17 - 36:31] The speaker discusses a game where they can flip a bad situation into a good one by saying "two" and avoiding a punishment.

[36:31 - 36:43]They mention wanting to see someone get a tattoo of Channing Tatum's face and the possibility of that person backing out.

[37:55 - 38:06]They then discuss the possibility of getting a branded tattoo and the potential dangers and consequences.

[37:55 - 38:06]The speaker offers to help with a punishment idea for someone named Justin and suggests branding them with "Jeff" or getting a waveform tattoo.

[40:13 - 40:27]The waveform tattoo is compared to the M in McDonald's and the speaker transitions into an advertisement for MeUndies.

[41:08 - 41:56]They then discuss Robinhood, an investing app, and briefly mention their own tattoos and the meaning behind them.

[42:40 - 42:55]The speaker offers to send a Deetus tracksuit to the other person's mom.

[43:44 - 43:50]The conversation ends with the speaker mentioning possibly getting a small duck silhouette tattoo in the future.

[36:12 - 43:50]Overall, the conversation covers topics such as a game, tattoos, potential punishments, and advertisements.

[44:18 - 44:26]Discussion about getting a tattoo and potential regrets

[44:26 - 44:45]Competition with another YouTube channel, Cold Ones

[47:45 - 47:53]Making money from memes and potential concerns about staying relevant

[48:05 - 48:36]Discussion about aging and staying relevant on the internet

[48:45 - 49:10]Discussion about Keemstar and his age

[49:30 - 49:43]Concerns about going out of business and setting up an office

[50:58 - 51:10]Personal experience with Keemstar and potential hate for him

[43:50 - 51:10]Overall, the conversation covers topics such as regret, competition, money, aging, and personal experiences with Keemstar.

[51:10 - 51:32]The speaker initially disliked a person, but later engaged in a Twitter exchange with them.

[51:32 - 51:49]The exchange involved insults and mentions of their respective fan bases and relevance.

[51:49 - 51:56]The speaker's reply to the person's tweet gained more likes than the original tweet.

[51:56 - 52:14]The speaker's fan base showed loyalty and support during this exchange.

[52:48 - 53:06]The speaker also started the "gnome" and "rat" memes.

[54:52 - 55:05]The speaker sometimes stays up late to post content at a specific time for maximum impact.

[56:43 - 56:49]The speaker is a social smoker and marijuana is becoming legal in their country.

[57:46 - 57:53]The speaker reflects on the craziness of American politics and the country as a whole.

[58:03 - 58:18]The speaker is asked about their perspective on the American election process and Trump's election.

[58:03 - 58:18]The speaker asks if the person asking the question thought the same thing when Trump was elected.

[58:18 - 58:26]The speaker is hesitant to give an opinion, but mentions that it was shocking.

[58:26 - 58:32]The speaker also mentions that people will label them a "libtard" no matter what they say.

[58:26 - 58:32]The speaker answers with a non-committal response.

[51:10 - 58:39]The speaker had a Twitter exchange with someone they previously disliked, started popular memes, and has a loyal fan base. They also engage in social smoking and have a neutral perspective on the American election process and Trump's election. They reflect on the current state of America.

[1.01:50 - 1.02:14]Participants discuss their thoughts on the current political climate and their opinions on the president

[1.03:16 - 1.03:28]They joke about potentially making memes to profit off the president's popularity

[1.03:55 - 1.04:05]They mention their favorite parts of E3 and joke about the awkwardness of Nintendo's presentation

[1.04:39 - 1.04:58]They mention the long lines for popular games and the impressive Louis Mansion 3 display

[1.05:43 - 1.05:48]The conversation shifts back to politics and the possibility of the president winning re-election

[1.05:43 - 1.05:48]One participant shares their experience playing Crash Team Racing as a child at E3

[1.05:43 - 1.05:48]The group jokes about the awkwardness of E3 presentations

[1.05:53 - 1.06:12]They discuss the possibility of a banjo reveal in Super Smash Bros. and the excitement of the audience

[58:40 - 1.06:12]Overall, the participants discuss their experiences at E3 and share their thoughts on current political events.

[1.06:12 - 1.06:22]A discussion about promoting Minecraft Steve in Smash

[1.06:37 - 1.06:44]The idea of using Minecraft Steve as a surprise character reveal

[1.06:44 - 1.06:57]The difficulty in editing due to a faulty laptop

[1.07:04 - 1.07:15]The effectiveness of posting memes after a certain time has passed

[1.09:20 - 1.09:32]The discussion of people analyzing and labeling interactions as "cringe"

[1.09:32 - 1.10:00]The example of a young man trying to convince a girl to have sex with him on a Twitch stream

[1.11:02 - 1.11:12]The legality of incest in Alabama

[1.11:19 - 1.11:28]A personal story of asking a couple if they were cousins and finding out they were

[1.11:44 - 1.11:50]The acceptance of cousin relationships

[1.12:50 - 1.12:58]A debate about the definition of what a cousin truly is

[1.13:40 - 1.13:47]A hypothetical situation of finding out your partner is your cousin

[1.13:40 - 1.13:47]The final question of what one would do in this situation

[1.06:12 - 1.13:47]A discussion of promoting Minecraft Steve in Smash, followed by a conversation on the effectiveness of posting memes, the concept of "cringe," and a personal story about incest in Alabama. The text ends with a hypothetical scenario of finding out your partner is your cousin and the question of what one would do in that situation.

[1.14:01 - 1.14:19]Discussion about a friend who married their cousin and started sexting with their mother

[1.14:49 - 1.14:57]Comparison to fictional incestuous relationships in Game of Thrones

[1.17:34 - 1.17:41]Criticism of the rushed and unsatisfying final season

[1.17:48 - 1.18:02]Discussion of other popular shows, including Breaking Bad

[1.17:48 - 1.18:02]Wish for more exploration of a character's final phase in Breaking Bad

[1.20:41 - 1.20:54]Acknowledgement of plot points based on coincidence in Breaking Bad

[1.20:54 - 1.21:11]Mention of the plane crash plot point and its acknowledgement in the show

[1.13:47 - 1.21:50]Discussion of a friend's incestuous relationship, comparison to Game of Thrones, criticism of the rushed and unsatisfying ending, and mention of other popular shows and plot points in Breaking Bad.

[1.21:50 - 1.21:57]The speaker discusses a TV show and its plot points, including bunnies and a pink bear.

[1.21:57 - 1.22:08]They mention being disappointed with the importance placed on certain storylines.

[1.22:08 - 1.22:23]There is speculation that the bear may foreshadow events in the third Toy Story movie.

[1.22:43 - 1.22:51]They mention a marketing campaign involving killing off characters in posters.

[1.24:04 - 1.24:15]The speaker is excited for the upcoming movie and discusses the crossover with Child's Play.

[1.24:24 - 1.24:34]They discuss the reboot of Child's Play and the confusion over the name of the doll.

[1.25:24 - 1.25:38]The speaker recalls a horrifying dream involving a doll as a child.

[1.26:23 - 1.26:49]The speaker shares their experiences with sleep paralysis and nightmares.

[1.28:19 - 1.28:35]A friend shares a similar experience with sleep paralysis, leading to a discussion about alien abductions.

[1.28:19 - 1.28:35]The speaker's friend also had a similar experience that same night, leading to speculation about aliens.

[1.21:50 - 1.28:48]A comprehensive summary of the discussion is that the speaker and their friend both had sleep paralysis experiences that may have been influenced by watching alien movies.

[1.28:48 - 1.28:58]Narrator discusses past experiences with sleep paralysis and hallucinations

[1.30:30 - 1.30:37]Narrator talks about lucid dreaming and attempts to control dreams

[1.32:49 - 1.32:56]Discussion about the potential uses of lucid dreaming

[1.32:49 - 1.32:56]Narrator shares a personal experience with lucid dreaming

[1.33:36 - 1.33:43]Host thanks the guest for coming on the podcast

[1.33:43 - 1.33:52]Guest's social media handles are mentioned

[1.33:43 - 1.33:52]Host's social media handles are mentioned

[1.28:48 - 1.35:04]Narrator discusses past experiences with sleep paralysis and hallucinations, as well as attempts to control dreams through lucid dreaming and the potential uses of it.