[00:00 - 00:07]The speaker talks about being on a podcast and discussing diversification.

[00:32 - 00:40]They introduce themselves and their guest, Michael, who is a robotics content creator on YouTube.

[00:46 - 00:52]They discuss how Michael's content is often described as that of a "crack head engineer" and how he introduces himself as a robotics content creator or software developer.

[01:14 - 01:21]The speakers discuss their experiences with Uber drivers in Japan and the UK, and how some drivers are talkative while others are not.

[02:52 - 03:04]They mention a clever Uber driver who uses the job to find real estate clients.

[03:28 - 03:36]The speakers talk about their engineering degrees, with Michael revealing he dropped out after one year.

[04:17 - 04:23]They discuss the flaws of the engineering education system and how it often teaches things that are not applicable in the real world.

[05:43 - 05:48]They mention their different areas of engineering expertise.

[05:55 - 06:03]The guest and one of the speakers reveal they have both had "clown" interviews and share their experiences.

[06:14 - 06:21]The guest shares a funny story about drawing a dick in a job interview for a missile company.

[06:36 - 06:46]The guest did not quit his engineering degree for YouTube, as he did not get far into it.

[00:00 - 06:46]The speakers and their guest discuss their experiences with Uber drivers, engineering degrees, and job interviews. They also share funny stories and criticisms of the engineering education system.

[06:46 - 07:00]Speaker discusses taking a Python introductory course for engineering

[08:16 - 08:22]Talks about having to pay for college with job in engineering

[08:53 - 09:00]Speaker believes they are mostly self-taught in engineering

[09:01 - 09:07]Discusses learning through Google and YouTube tutorials

[10:40 - 10:50]Mentions frustration with having to take unrelated classes

[10:40 - 10:50]Talks about bad experiences with professors and lectures in university

[11:21 - 11:30]Asks about creative process for making videos

[12:02 - 12:10]Speaker mentions having a short list of ideas but many are dependent on working

[12:10 - 12:22]Shares examples of potential video ideas, including a meat Roomba and a baby-killing drone

[12:52 - 13:03]Discusses validating ideas before committing to them

[13:41 - 13:47]Speaker is good at scrapping ideas before pursuing them

[06:46 - 13:47]Speaker discusses their experience with engineering and education, as well as their creative process for making videos and validating ideas. They also mention a few potential video ideas, including a meat Roomba and a baby-killing drone.

[14:33 - 14:38] Person discusses a video that took them a long time to make

[14:54 - 15:01]Mentions working on a 3D printed project and streaming it online

[16:46 - 16:51]Recalls being shocked as a child while experimenting with electricity

[18:17 - 18:24]Talks about using a taser for streaming and the dangers of electrocution

[18:17 - 18:24]Discusses a YouTube video where someone accidentally shocks themselves

[20:17 - 20:26]Mentions safety measures for electrical outlets in different countries

[13:48 - 20:31]Person discusses working on a long video project, using a 3D printer, streaming the process, and experimenting with tasers and electricity. They also mention a YouTube video where someone shocks themselves and talk about safety measures for electrical outlets.

[22:47 - 22:53]Person talking about boxing and their experience with it

[22:59 - 23:11]Trained five times a week for four months, sometimes even on vacation

[24:27 - 24:32]Talks about walking out to their song playing and feeling good

[24:55 - 25:05]Mentions a friend named Graham

[25:26 - 25:38]Describes feeling nervous before the fight, but eventually feeling confident

[25:52 - 25:57]Remembers the crowd chanting their name and feeling supported

[26:16 - 26:25]Talks about not being able to hear their coach during the fight

[27:01 - 27:06]Mentions that their coach was training three other fighters as well

[27:27 - 27:32]Describes the backstage atmosphere and how one of the pros got TKO'd

[27:46 - 27:53]Ends with the other fighters cheering and the person feeling nervous

[20:31 - 27:53]Person talks about their experience with boxing, including training, feeling nervous before the fight, and not being able to hear their coach during the fight. Mentions a friend named Graham and the backstage atmosphere before the fight.

[27:54 - 28:02]The speaker talks about watching a fight and being nervous before their own fight in Minecraft.

[28:11 - 28:20]They mention having Matt in their room and watching the TV during the first round.

[28:26 - 28:33]The speaker talks about their nerves and being filmed with headphones on.

[28:33 - 28:43]They compare the experience to sparring and discuss the conscious effort needed in boxing.

[29:34 - 29:41]The speaker mentions sparring against a professional and a skilled 14-year-old.

[31:51 - 31:58]They talk about different techniques and the power of anime in boxing.

[32:03 - 32:09]The speaker tries a boxing class and discusses the intense physical toll it takes.

[34:13 - 34:18]They mention wanting more personalized training and feeling confident after landing a successful punch.

[27:54 - 34:40]The speaker compares their experience to Alex's and describes the feeling of seeing their opponent wobble.

[35:20 - 35:25]Speaker discusses their recent boxing match and how it went

[36:42 - 36:47]Speaker mentions props to everyone who participated in the event and how it was a big deal

[36:47 - 36:54]Speaker discusses not knowing the event would be that big or serious beforehand

[37:57 - 38:04]Speaker reflects on a moment during the match where they got mad

[37:57 - 38:04]Discussion about the strict weight requirements and how the speaker had to lose weight before the weigh-in

[38:04 - 38:12]Discussion about upcoming YouTube boxing events and how it feels like a "clown show" at times

[38:04 - 38:12]Speaker's opponent was chosen a few weeks after they agreed to participate

[38:36 - 38:44]Speaker's experience with needing to use the bathroom before the fight and how a friend helped them in the bathroom with their gloves on

[39:09 - 39:15]Brief discussion about a drinking game called "Edward 40 hands" or "Edward side of hands"

[40:36 - 40:43]Sponsorship mention for a healthy energy drink for gamers

[41:36 - 41:42]Mention of a potential future event where creators fight to the death

[41:42 - 41:49]Discussion about British food and the speaker's love for it, specifically mentioning jelly deals and haggis

[34:40 - 42:01]Overall, the speaker discusses the success and unexpected size of the YouTube boxing event and their positive experience participating in it.

[42:01 - 42:06] The speaker is talking about food in the East End and mentions it looks disgusting with gravy and pie

[42:07 - 42:14]They discuss trying it with corn and the speaker's taste buds not liking it

[42:53 - 43:01]The speaker mentions loving beans and toast and plans to make it with cheese, fried egg, and sauce

[43:16 - 43:22]They talk about how many foods in the UK have origins in war time and how British food is often associated with beans and toast

[43:16 - 43:22]They talk about how in the UK, beans are eaten frequently and often paired with British cuisine

[43:42 - 43:51]The speaker mentions that they have never been to Europe but they love Ireland and Japan for their aesthetics

[44:32 - 44:38]They discuss how Wales is often overlooked as a tourist destination and joke about it only having sheep

[45:47 - 45:52]They joke about how Americans are still young as a country and haven't hit the "depression age" where they just give up and drink

[46:17 - 46:24]They talk about how in the UK, people over 50 often go to the pub at noon and start drinking

[47:09 - 47:15]The speaker mentions that in Australia, if it's too early for the pub, people go to the beach instead

[47:16 - 47:22]They discuss how drinking on the beach is the best, but it's not allowed on many Australian beaches

[47:38 - 47:46]The speaker shares a story about a man who drank three beers alone at the pub in the morning

[48:08 - 48:14]They talk about how Australians are also cynical and self-deprecating, especially with humor

[48:15 - 48:21]The speaker mentions loving cringe humor and recommends British TV shows like Peep Show and The Inbetweeners

[48:38 - 48:45]They discuss how they don't watch much TV anymore, but the last anime they watched was Mob Psycho

[48:51 - 49:02]A brief mention of the speaker liking Banana Fish

[48:51 - 49:02]The speaker and the person they are talking to have spoken before and the speaker mentions briefly discussing Banana Fish before.

[42:01 - 49:02]The speaker and the person they are talking to discuss food in the East End, the origins of British food, and how beans are often eaten in the UK. They also talk about Wales as a tourist destination, the aesthetics of Ireland and Japan, and drinking culture in the UK and Australia. They mention their love for cringe humor and briefly discuss their favorite TV shows and anime.

[49:02 - 49:08]The speakers discuss their shared love for the anime "Banana Fish" and how it was underappreciated.

[49:08 - 49:15]The first speaker is surprised that the other has watched "Banana Fish" because it is not well-known among anime fans.

[49:15 - 49:21]They both agree that the show was marketed poorly and was considered "yaoi bait."

[51:06 - 51:12]They briefly discuss "Harry Potter" and a Harry Potter club in their high school.

[51:24 - 51:29]They mention other anime they have watched, including "Food Wars" and "Death Note."

[52:43 - 52:49]The first speaker talks about owning a Boston Dynamics dog robot and using it in offline TV videos.

[54:08 - 54:13]They mention going to Japan and the possibility of renting a scooter or motorcycle.

[54:39 - 54:44]The second speaker explains the rules and regulations in Japan, including registering bicycles with the police.

[55:16 - 55:30]They conclude by discussing the importance of asking for forgiveness rather than permission in Japan.

[49:02 - 55:53]The speakers discuss their shared love for the anime "Banana Fish" and briefly mention other anime they have watched. They also mention owning a Boston Dynamics dog robot and their upcoming trip to Japan. They discuss the strict rules and regulations in Japan and the importance of asking for forgiveness rather than permission.

[55:59 - 56:05]Difficulty obtaining permission to film in Japan

[56:05 - 56:15]Culture of asking for forgiveness rather than permission

[56:05 - 56:15]Trains always run on time

[56:16 - 56:22]Difficulty finding scooter rentals in Japan

[56:48 - 56:54]Visited Shibuya and Shinjuku

[57:07 - 57:12]Tried amazing food and saw Mount Fuji

[57:07 - 57:12]Japan is picturesque and aesthetically pleasing

[57:58 - 58:13]Previous positive experience in Japan

[58:13 - 58:18]Refreshing to be a "cog in the machine" in Japan compared to LA

[58:48 - 59:02]Spoiled by fast and efficient customer service in Japan

[1.00:43 - 1.00:50]Offline TV is mostly self-produced

[1.01:11 - 1.01:28]Difficulty finding specialists to help with content creation in Japan

[1.01:42 - 1.01:48]Filming in Japan is challenging due to lack of infrastructure and language barriers

[1.02:19 - 1.02:26]Sushi Ramen is a popular and interesting Japanese YouTuber

[1.02:26 - 1.02:32]Japanese YouTubers often try to mimic Japanese TV shows

[55:53 - 1.02:32]Japan is difficult to film in due to cultural and logistical challenges, but offers a refreshing change of pace from LA. Offline TV mostly produces their own content and struggles to find specialists in Japan. Sushi Ramen is a popular Japanese YouTuber.

[1.02:32 - 1.02:37] Person talking about YouTube thumbnails and Japanese market

[1.02:45 - 1.02:52]Different trends in Japan for YouTube than rest of the world

[1.03:08 - 1.03:13]Japanese creator community smaller compared to LA

[1.03:14 - 1.03:20]Japanese people who speak English encouraged to do English content

[1.03:14 - 1.03:20]Slow growth of English channels in Japan

[1.03:26 - 1.03:35]J vlogging scene making a comeback, influenced by Felix's move to LA

[1.03:49 - 1.03:55]LA city sucks, but can't leave because of people and industry

[1.04:24 - 1.04:31]Exploring LA by using bird scooters and bikes

[1.05:35 - 1.05:41]Portland also has interesting and crazy people like LA and New York

[1.06:19 - 1.06:26]Friend's experience with a homeless person on the train in Portland

[1.07:12 - 1.07:18]Similar experience with a homeless person on the UK tube in London

[1.08:35 - 1.08:42]Conditioned to not talk to people in the UK, but in Japan it's normal

[1.02:32 - 1.09:06]Discussion of YouTube and Japanese market, LA city and exploration, and encounters with interesting people in Portland and London.

[1.09:06 - 1.09:14]The speaker talks about their experience living in London and how they quickly adapted to the fast-paced lifestyle.

[1.09:15 - 1.09:25]They mention their frustration with people not following the proper escalator etiquette in England.

[1.09:26 - 1.09:34]The speaker then talks about their recent trip to Japan and how they accidentally stood on the wrong side of the escalator due to different customs in different regions.

[1.10:59 - 1.11:07]They mention their admiration for YouTubers like Filthy Frank and their own beginnings on YouTube.

[1.12:17 - 1.12:23]The speaker discusses their lack of balance between creating content for YouTube and other activities like Twitch and offline TV.

[1.13:01 - 1.13:09]The speaker talks about their experience with boxing and the intense training regimen they went through.

[1.13:57 - 1.14:09]They mention trying out new hobbies and constantly trying to improve themselves.

[1.15:03 - 1.15:09]They mention the rule in boxing to not masturbate before a fight, and their initial skepticism about it.

[1.15:25 - 1.15:30]The speaker shares their own experience with this rule and how they struggled to even go a week without masturbating.

[1.09:06 - 1.15:30]The speaker talks about their experience living in London, their admiration for YouTubers like Filthy Frank, and their lack of balance between creating content for YouTube and other activities. They also discuss their experience with boxing and the rule to not masturbate before a fight.

[1.15:31 - 1.15:37]The speaker talks about feeling lethargic after training and his coach telling him to open his hand.

[1.16:15 - 1.16:21]He discusses a strange "fighting secret" where coaches advise not to ejaculate before a fight.

[1.18:02 - 1.18:12]The speaker questions if this is a common practice and mentions other fighters who have been told the same thing.

[1.20:13 - 1.20:30]The group talks about the benefits of using a bidet and the speaker's friend spending a lot of money on one.

[1.21:43 - 1.22:00]They discuss visiting onsen (public baths) in Japan and how it has become a bonding experience for them.

[1.22:51 - 1.22:59]The speaker and his friends enjoy trying new experiences while traveling in Japan.

[1.23:05 - 1.23:15]The speaker mentions a rude wake-up call while staying in a spa hotel.

[1.15:31 - 1.23:15]The speaker and his friends discuss their experiences with training, using a bidet, and visiting public baths in Japan, as well as a strange "fighting secret" they have been told by their coaches.

[1.23:16 - 1.23:22]The speaker got drunk the night before a Japanese meal with sake.

[1.24:36 - 1.24:44]Breakfast burritos in LA are too much food in the morning.

[1.24:45 - 1.24:50]The breakfast was either amazing or a chore.

[1.25:30 - 1.25:35]They were hungover the next morning when the hotel staff arrived.

[1.26:42 - 1.26:59]The speaker lived in Hawaii, which has a liberal culture but also loves guns and hunting.

[1.28:20 - 1.28:30]The speaker saw a deer get hit by a car and a kid from their class carried it home.

[1.29:08 - 1.29:15]It was refreshing to leave the island and come to the mainland.

[1.29:45 - 1.29:51]The UK has a lot of history and castles, which the speaker appreciates now.

[1.29:57 - 1.30:17]The UK also has modern conveniences like Greg's and McDonald's.

[1.23:16 - 1.30:17]The speaker got drunk the night before a Japanese meal, was hungover for breakfast the next morning, and lived in Hawaii before moving to the UK, which has a lot of history and modern conveniences like fast food.