[00:00 - 03:18]They discuss Jaden's ability to swim and her fear of diving.

[03:05 - 03:50]They discuss the dangers of swimming in the river and make jokes about eldritch beasts and extra limbs.

[03:18 - 05:34]Jaden mentions her drug setup at her home and the guys joke about her having a "drug bar cart".

[05:34 - 06:01]They talk about how she has changed since her last appearance on the podcast and make jokes about her being cool and doing drugs.

[06:01 - 06:39]The conversation takes place near the Hudson River.

[06:40 - 07:40]Jaden mentions her drug setup at her home and the guys joke about her having a "drug bar cart".

[07:40 - 08:46]They continue to joke about drugs and being cool.

[08:28 - 09:29]Person talking about their tattoos and how they got into getting them

[08:40 - 11:08]They have a large dragon tattoo on their arm that was inspired by Chinese and Japanese designs

[10:13 - 11:16]Person talking about their tattoos and how they got into getting them

[11:51 - 12:55]They mention getting a tattoo removed and briefly discuss the pain of laser removal

[12:30 - 14:07]Person talking about their tattoos and how they got into getting them

[14:07 - 16:30]The conversation shifts to psychics and the person talks about their experience getting readings from multiple psychics

[14:49 - 17:03]They also mention a tarot card reading where the psychic predicted a car accident and the person's buyer's remorse

[17:07 - 17:45]Person talking about their tattoos and how they got into getting them

[17:55 - 18:28]The conversation ends with the person asking if the interviewer would ever get a face tattoo, to which they respond no.

[18:28 - 21:15]Person talking about their tattoos and how they got into getting them

[19:00 - 19:38]They also mention a tarot card reading where the psychic predicted a car accident and the person's buyer's remorse

[19:58 - 20:43]The conversation ends with the person asking if the interviewer would ever get a face tattoo, to which they respond no.

[20:44 - 22:13]They briefly discuss the pain of getting a tattoo on the inside of their elbow

[20:56 - 21:45]The conversation ends with the person asking if the interviewer would ever get a face tattoo, to which they respond no.

[22:13 - 23:01]The discussion begins with Amelia Earhart, the world's most well-known female pilot

[22:20 - 23:22]However, what is even more ironic is that she was attacked and killed by a horde of coconut crabs

[23:23 - 23:41]They discuss the size and appearance of coconut crabs and question their intelligence and emotions

[23:41 - 24:14]However, what is even more ironic is that she was attacked and killed by a horde of coconut crabs

[23:49 - 25:52]They discuss the size and appearance of coconut crabs and question their intelligence and emotions

[25:53 - 28:19]The conversation shifts to lobsters and the process of catching and cooking them

[26:43 - 29:02]They talk about a man attempting to keep a lobster in captivity for an indefinite amount of time in perfect conditions

[28:35 - 30:04]The conversation shifts to lobsters and the process of catching and cooking them

[29:05 - 29:20]The hosts debate whether or not this is actually ironic or just tragic

[29:39 - 30:36]They talk about a man attempting to keep a lobster in captivity for an indefinite amount of time in perfect conditions

[30:10 - 32:04]The conversation shifts to lobsters and the process of catching and cooking them

[32:04 - 35:01]They talk about a man attempting to keep a lobster in captivity for an indefinite amount of time in perfect conditions

[34:24 - 35:56]The conversation shifts to lobsters and the process of catching and cooking them

[34:56 - 36:04]The conversation shifts to discussing the advancements in AI and its potential consequences

[36:04 - 36:12]The conversation ends with the acknowledgement that the topic is constantly evolving and may change in the future.

[36:12 - 41:18]The conversation shifts to discussing the advancements in AI and its potential consequences

[41:30 - 44:55]People discuss using AI in art, particularly in contests

[44:55 - 45:55]Some argue that it should be used to enhance or visualize ideas, not replace human artists

[45:55 - 46:53]Some criticize AI artists for calling themselves artists, instead suggesting the term "prompt engineer"

[46:53 - 47:48]The conversation ends with the acknowledgement that the topic is constantly evolving and may change in the future.

[47:33 - 49:19]The speaker and a friend were discussing the use of technology and whether or not it should be limited.

[48:43 - 50:33]The friend asks if the speaker would ever consider eating meat again, to which the speaker responds that they have been experimenting with a vegetarian diet.

[50:10 - 50:21]They also mention a previous conversation with another guest about what part of a sandwich they would be, with the speaker choosing a pickle on top.

[50:34 - 51:01]The speaker then mentions needing to leave and the episode ends.

[51:01 - 51:56]The friend then poses a hypothetical scenario of choosing between unlimited bacon or unlimited games, but no games.

[52:17 - 52:54]The speaker discusses their decision and the silliness of the scenario.

[52:30 - 53:46]They also mention a previous conversation with another guest about what part of a sandwich they would be, with the speaker choosing a pickle on top.

[53:46 - 54:25]They briefly discuss the difficulty of a sandwich with too many pickles.

[54:25 - 55:09]The speaker then mentions needing to leave and the episode ends.