[00:00 - 01:41]A new phrase called "goosin" is introduced

[00:06 - 01:36]"Goosin" is used in a hypothetical scenario of craving Korean barbecue

[01:42 - 04:01]The text ends with a summary of chuckle week.

[02:48 - 05:46]A new phrase called "goosin" is introduced

[05:58 - 09:44]The hosts discuss the meaning of "goosin"

[09:45 - 11:21]Shoutouts are given to Chris Borah and the Game Grumps employees

[09:55 - 10:27]A new phrase called "goosin" is introduced

[10:14 - 10:56]The hosts reflect on the past week of recording in person at the Game Grumps office

[11:21 - 12:46]The hosts reminisce about childhood memories of throwing up in their parents' room

[12:46 - 14:10]The speaker discusses a mistake they made in calling something "truck a week"

[12:57 - 13:02]They mention recording episodes in LA and promoting the event

[13:50 - 15:10]The speaker jokes about replacing the hosts with new actors

[15:10 - 17:45]The speaker has a scar on their nose from being bit by a dog

[17:45 - 19:21]The speaker discusses a mistake they made in calling something "truck a week"

[17:54 - 23:08]The speaker also has a scar on their knee from racing someone on a gravel driveway

[22:47 - 22:58]They have another scar from falling while rollerblading without knee pads

[23:08 - 24:09]The speaker also has a scar on their knee from racing someone on a gravel driveway

[23:35 - 24:02]They reveal a final scar on their philtrum and make a joke about their father being a drinker.

[24:09 - 26:40]People can't stop talking about squid game on Netflix.

[26:40 - 28:56]They brainstorm different childhood games that could be turned into deadly challenges, such as freeze tag, musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, and heads up seven up.

[26:46 - 26:55]One idea involves getting sucked into a swimming pool filter as a punishment for losing.

[27:32 - 30:22]They brainstorm different childhood games that could be turned into deadly challenges, such as freeze tag, musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, and heads up seven up.

[28:36 - 28:50]The show has gained a lot of attention and viewership.

[30:05 - 33:18]They brainstorm different childhood games that could be turned into deadly challenges, such as freeze tag, musical chairs, pin the tail on the donkey, and heads up seven up.

[33:18 - 34:59]They end with the idea of duck duck goose on ice, where the ice breaks and everyone falls into the water.

[33:28 - 34:36]One idea involves getting sucked into a swimming pool filter as a punishment for losing.

[34:59 - 36:34]The podcast discusses the popular Korean show Squid Game and its themes of greed, society, and capitalism

[35:16 - 35:25]They joke about how a zombie outbreak in America would involve a debate on whether it's real

[35:41 - 36:15]The hosts also mention watching the movie Train to Busan and its commentary on human nature

[36:34 - 38:11]They mention similarities to other Asian death game media

[37:50 - 38:47]The podcast discusses the popular Korean show Squid Game and its themes of greed, society, and capitalism

[38:47 - 40:32]The hosts also mention watching the movie Train to Busan and its commentary on human nature

[40:32 - 42:20]The podcast discusses the popular Korean show Squid Game and its themes of greed, society, and capitalism

[40:41 - 42:00]They joke about how a zombie outbreak in America would involve a debate on whether it's real

[42:20 - 43:48]The hosts plan to continue with weekly episodes and are open to suggestions for new topics