[00:00 - 02:01]The guest requests to be kept separate from the speaker due to sickness.

[00:45 - 02:07]The speaker talks about their guest's intro and introduces their guest, Britney Broski.

[01:32 - 03:55]The guest explains their past as a meme and distancing from that brand.

[03:31 - 05:22]The speaker reveals that they are unaware of their guest's identity, causing embarrassment.

[04:33 - 05:30]The guest asks the speaker who they are.

[05:00 - 06:48]The speaker reveals that they are unaware of their guest's identity, causing embarrassment.

[05:30 - 05:37]The speaker and guest discuss potential ideas for the speaker's YouTube channel.

[05:37 - 06:22]The guest requests to be kept separate from the speaker due to sickness.

[06:48 - 08:44]The guest explains their past as a meme and distancing from that brand.

[07:04 - 08:10]The speaker reveals that they are unaware of their guest's identity, causing embarrassment.

[07:24 - 08:02]The speaker and guest discuss potential ideas for the speaker's YouTube channel.

[08:45 - 10:00]The guest explains their past as a meme and distancing from that brand.

[09:19 - 11:03]The speaker and guest discuss potential ideas for the speaker's YouTube channel.

[09:28 - 09:54]The speaker then talks about a hypothetical scenario involving a woman in a pet store and ends the conversation.

[10:43 - 12:52]The guest ranks the ideas and the speaker expresses interest in the last idea involving using drugs to enhance their athletic abilities.

[13:11 - 13:57]The speaker then talks about a hypothetical scenario involving a woman in a pet store and ends the conversation.

[13:37 - 13:57]The content creator shares a story about losing a lot of money while gambling online.

[13:58 - 15:15]A content creator is discussing his ideas for a new video with his friends

[14:47 - 16:34]They discuss the structure of the video, including the three-act structure and the use of clickbait

[15:28 - 16:11]They plan to make a video about making parking free in LA and enlist the help of their friends to cover different areas of the city

[16:35 - 18:44]A content creator is discussing his ideas for a new video with his friends

[17:55 - 19:45]The group talks about their admiration for another content creator, Ludwig

[18:08 - 20:18]A content creator is discussing his ideas for a new video with his friends

[19:45 - 20:41]The group talks about their admiration for another content creator, Ludwig

[20:18 - 22:13]They discuss their age and gambling habits

[20:41 - 21:15]The content creator shares a story about losing a lot of money while gambling online.

[21:16 - 22:07]They discuss their age and gambling habits

[22:13 - 25:56]The content creator shares a story about losing a lot of money while gambling online.

[23:44 - 24:44]The group discusses online gambling and the concept of "seeds"

[25:07 - 26:30]They mention a person named "Sketch" who has gained popularity on social media and with the NFL.

[25:31 - 27:53]One person misses doing traditional comedy and mentions improv and sketches.

[26:50 - 29:16]One person is interested in becoming more "hip" and adapting to new trends to stay relevant.

[28:20 - 29:25]They end the conversation by joking about doing a "hot 30" (30 minutes of improv) and laughing.

[29:25 - 30:38]One person misses doing traditional comedy and mentions improv and sketches.

[30:38 - 33:21]One person is interested in becoming more "hip" and adapting to new trends to stay relevant.

[33:01 - 34:14]They end the conversation by joking about doing a "hot 30" (30 minutes of improv) and laughing.

[34:14 - 35:57]They discuss the cringey and trendy things on TikTok, such as using the word "gather" in a different context.

[35:57 - 38:47]They bring up the trend of "devious licks" where people were stealing things for social media clout.

[37:58 - 39:05]One person misses doing traditional comedy and mentions improv and sketches.

[38:04 - 39:12]They discuss improv comedy and their experiences auditioning for an improv troupe

[39:13 - 39:57]Two individuals are conversing about various topics in a casual manner

[40:14 - 42:11]The conversation ends with a reference to Tony Stark having a chest hole.

[40:55 - 43:57]Two individuals are conversing about various topics in a casual manner

[41:51 - 43:09]They discuss improv comedy and their experiences auditioning for an improv troupe

[43:15 - 47:08]One of the individuals makes a joke about the other person resembling Chris Evans after being zapped

[46:55 - 48:51]One of the individuals reveals that his grandfather was born in Gibraltar

[47:08 - 47:48]They then discuss aging and how older people tend to avoid being filmed or seen in public

[48:52 - 50:32]They then discuss blindness, referencing a character from Star Wars

[49:10 - 49:18]One of the individuals makes a joke about the other person resembling Chris Evans after being zapped

[49:26 - 51:06]They make a comparison between one of the individuals and a character from Star Wars

[50:06 - 52:26]The conversation shifts to video games, specifically Warzone

[51:46 - 52:48]Two individuals are conversing about various topics in a casual manner

[51:46 - 52:48]The British speaker comments on the Australian speaker's ability to do accents.

[52:21 - 54:48]The Australian speaker talks about feeling big when he gets recognized in front of his family.

[52:48 - 54:00]The conversation ends with a reference to Tony Stark having a chest hole.

[52:48 - 54:08]They discuss their favorite things about each other, with the Australian speaker mentioning three options.

[54:34 - 55:31]They joke about the Australian speaker's appearance and compare him to John Mulaney and a character from The Office.

[55:31 - 56:15]The Australian speaker talks about feeling big when he gets recognized in front of his family.

[56:32 - 57:13]They mention going on a yearly Disney trip together and getting recognized there.

[57:23 - 58:15]The Australian speaker talks about feeling big when he gets recognized in front of his family.

[58:15 - 1.00:11]They talk about the cost of their phone bills and the British speaker mentions a discount mobile service.

[1.00:11 - 1.00:57]They mention going on a yearly Disney trip together and getting recognized there.

[1.00:57 - 1.01:18]The Australian speaker talks about feeling big when he gets recognized in front of his family.

[1.01:34 - 1.03:57]They joke about the Australian speaker's habit of writing things down while high on marijuana.

[1.02:08 - 1.04:10]They discuss avoiding sugar, specifically Red 40, and wanting it in products that aren't available in Singapore

[1.02:24 - 1.04:18]The Australian speaker talks about feeling big when he gets recognized in front of his family.

[1.02:41 - 1.04:56]They joke about getting more male listeners and how it could affect their content

[1.04:44 - 1.06:40]They discuss potential ways to get more female listeners, including adding a female co-host and dubbing their content in Mandarin for the Chinese market

[1.06:20 - 1.08:17]They joke about getting more male listeners and how it could affect their content

[1.07:47 - 1.08:33]They mention their audience and demographics: 85-90% women, 10% gay men

[1.08:33 - 1.09:35]They discuss potential ways to get more female listeners, including adding a female co-host and dubbing their content in Mandarin for the Chinese market

[1.09:35 - 1.10:26]They joke about never using a girl's name in their videos before

[1.09:49 - 1.11:39]They joke about getting more male listeners and how it could affect their content

[1.09:56 - 1.10:16]They discuss avoiding sugar, specifically Red 40, and wanting it in products that aren't available in Singapore

[1.10:31 - 1.12:08]The speaker watched a boyfriend ASMR video where the man goes from professing his love to screaming as he crashes his car.

[1.11:39 - 1.13:11]They mention a video about Brittany the Hedgehog and look at various fan-made versions of the character

[1.12:08 - 1.14:05]The speaker's friend shares a personal experience where someone on Tumblr posted about wanting them to be guillotined.

[1.13:12 - 1.13:51]They reminisce about old Tumblr fandoms and fan-created content.

[1.13:51 - 1.14:11]The speaker mentions reading and writing fanfiction on Wattpad, specifically about Cole Sprouse.

[1.14:11 - 1.16:29]The speaker's friend shares a personal experience where someone on Tumblr posted about wanting them to be guillotined.

[1.17:08 - 1.18:21]They discuss the formative role of Tumblr and other platforms in shaping their sense of humor and interests.

[1.17:30 - 1.17:47]They reminisce about old Tumblr fandoms and fan-created content.

[1.18:22 - 1.19:57]The speaker mentions reading and writing fanfiction on Wattpad, specifically about Cole Sprouse.

[1.18:37 - 1.19:37]They mention Cole Sprouse's social experiment on Tumblr and his recent short film.

[1.19:57 - 1.20:25]The speaker mentions reading and writing fanfiction on Wattpad, specifically about Cole Sprouse.

[1.20:25 - 1.21:38]The speaker and their friend discuss the evolution of boyfriend ASMR videos into more dramatic and dangerous scenarios.

[1.20:51 - 1.22:28]The speaker mentions reading and writing fanfiction on Wattpad, specifically about Cole Sprouse.

[1.22:22 - 1.24:02]The speaker discusses a movie they've been looking for

[1.22:29 - 1.23:29]The conversation shifts to discussing Dylan Sprouse's acting and his recent short film about cross-dressing and dating an older man.

[1.23:38 - 1.24:32]The group debates whether the Jones Brothers are identical twins or fraternal twins

[1.24:02 - 1.25:23]They discuss the different appearances of the Jones Brothers and how they look different now compared to when they were younger

[1.24:51 - 1.25:04]The speaker talks about how Sprouts has done a lot of red dress, unlike the Jones Brothers

[1.25:23 - 1.25:55]The speaker discusses a movie they've been looking for

[1.25:36 - 1.25:41]They discuss the different appearances of the Jones Brothers and how they look different now compared to when they were younger

[1.25:55 - 1.26:12]The conversation ends with a joke about not being able to talk to kids.

[1.26:12 - 1.26:42]The speaker discusses a movie they've been looking for

[1.27:11 - 1.27:53]They discuss how much the movie means to them and how it has been contextualized

[1.27:17 - 1.28:37]The speaker talks about their dream of doing voice acting for Disney, like Josh Gad did for Frozen

[1.28:01 - 1.28:14]The speaker discusses a movie they've been looking for

[1.28:38 - 1.30:07]The speaker talks about their dream of doing voice acting for Disney, like Josh Gad did for Frozen

[1.29:05 - 1.29:47]The speaker suggests trying a different movie called Falco

[1.29:23 - 1.29:33]The speaker talks about how Sprouts has done a lot of red dress, unlike the Jones Brothers

[1.30:07 - 1.31:26]The group talks about how certain roles can make or break an actor's career, using the example of Josh Gad and Olaf

[1.30:20 - 1.30:27]The speaker discusses a movie they've been looking for

[1.30:34 - 1.31:01]The group talks about how certain roles can make or break an actor's career, using the example of Josh Gad and Olaf

[1.31:26 - 1.32:35]The speaker suggests other actors who could have played Mario, like Adrian Brody or Cillian Murphy

[1.31:52 - 1.32:57]They joke about purposely making incorrect statements to see if anyone will correct them in the comments section

[1.33:32 - 1.34:28]The conversation ends with a joke about not being able to talk to kids.

[1.33:57 - 1.34:19]The speaker thanks the group for including them and jokes about being accepted into the "co-op" (possibly referring to being a guest on the podcast)

[1.34:29 - 1.34:40]The conversation ends with a joke about not being able to talk to kids.