[00:00 - 00:26]A streamer named Alan Pan was accused of stealing clothing at a party.

[00:29 - 00:43]John is unsure of what he's doing differently, but he knows he's happy with his success.

[00:43 - 01:28]John has been streaming on Twitch for eight years, but only recently took it seriously.

[00:51 - 01:41]John is unsure of what he's doing differently, but he knows he's happy with his success.

[01:42 - 02:08]John has been streaming on Twitch for eight years, but only recently took it seriously.

[01:56 - 03:22]John explains the origin of his username and how he came to like Yoshi.

[03:08 - 03:34]Scarra, whose real name is William, talks about wanting to be called Jimmy.

[04:18 - 05:51]Michael Reeves' hair has grown out since his incident and John's hair has changed since he started streaming.

[05:52 - 06:23]John has been streaming on Twitch for eight years, but only recently took it seriously.

[06:23 - 06:50]John's average viewership has grown significantly in the past two years.

[06:52 - 07:08]John is unsure of what he's doing differently, but he knows he's happy with his success.

[06:59 - 08:29]The speaker has been collaborating heavily with social party games recently, after previously focusing on solo queue.

[07:11 - 07:43]Scarra expresses his love for streaming and how he misses it.

[07:43 - 08:02]John is unsure of what he's doing differently, but he knows he's happy with his success.

[07:43 - 08:21]The speaker also enjoys playing horror games on stream, despite finding them stressful.

[08:31 - 10:30]The speaker has been collaborating heavily with social party games recently, after previously focusing on solo queue.

[09:19 - 10:44]They mention potentially needing to watch someone play correctly in order to fully appreciate the game.

[10:16 - 11:03]The speaker has been collaborating heavily with social party games recently, after previously focusing on solo queue.

[11:03 - 11:45]They enjoy Fastophobia, but wish it had a larger player base and more player slots for larger maps.

[11:45 - 14:36]The speaker also enjoys playing horror games on stream, despite finding them stressful.

[14:04 - 15:50]The speaker has been collaborating heavily with social party games recently, after previously focusing on solo queue.

[15:50 - 18:02]They mention playing Spell Break with Peter and Lily, but struggling against real players after initially being matched against bots.

[16:58 - 18:10]While the speaker enjoys Spell Break, they find it frustrating when constantly getting third-partied due to loud and bright abilities.

[18:10 - 18:42]They mention that some game lobbies are filled with bots and it can be difficult to find real human opponents.

[18:43 - 20:11]The speaker discusses the potential for a 9v9 or Battle Royale mode in the game.

[19:01 - 19:07]The speaker expresses amusement at the idea of causing chaos as a crew member in the game.

[19:54 - 20:53]The speaker expresses skepticism about the longevity of single player games for streamers.

[20:54 - 22:16]They mention a similar game called Genshin Impact and its appeal to players who enjoy open world and anime elements.

[21:00 - 21:16]They discuss the trend of social and cooperative games being more popular among viewers than competitive multiplayer games.

[21:17 - 21:23]The speaker expresses skepticism about the longevity of single player games for streamers.

[21:40 - 22:06]Genshin Impact has a gotcha element where players can collect different characters, but the game is still free to play.

[22:16 - 23:23]The speaker describes a virtual reality game where players control avatars and have elemental powers.

[23:04 - 23:50]They mention a similar game called Genshin Impact and its appeal to players who enjoy open world and anime elements.

[23:11 - 25:44]They discuss the trend of social and cooperative games being more popular among viewers than competitive multiplayer games.

[23:58 - 26:12]The speaker expresses skepticism about the longevity of single player games for streamers.

[25:01 - 25:26]They discuss the trend of social and cooperative games being more popular among viewers than competitive multiplayer games.

[25:11 - 27:04]The speaker suggests that Among Us could be improved with proximity voice chat.

[25:20 - 25:50]The speaker discusses consulting for someone and mentions that a lot of people are trying to copy it.

[25:26 - 26:12]One person mentions they don't watch Twitch, but will watch for games they are playing.

[25:38 - 25:44]The speaker discusses consulting for someone and mentions that a lot of people are trying to copy it.

[26:12 - 26:53]The speaker talks about playing social games and wanting to hire someone to schedule games with everyone.

[26:24 - 26:35]They mention walking around with someone and chatting them up, and being able to lie or tell the truth in the moment.

[26:24 - 28:39]The speaker concludes by saying that proximity chat adds to the fun and humor in games.

[26:55 - 27:04]The speaker talks about playing social games and wanting to hire someone to schedule games with everyone.

[27:04 - 27:25]Hearing from a star about the actual thing was a fun experience.

[27:09 - 27:18]The speaker suggests the need for a "gamer secretary" to help with scheduling.

[27:25 - 28:39]They mention walking around with someone and chatting them up, and being able to lie or tell the truth in the moment.

[27:37 - 28:24]They mention the process of firing cannons and repairing damage in the pirate game.

[28:39 - 29:24]The speaker talks about playing social games and wanting to hire someone to schedule games with everyone.

[29:24 - 29:36]The third person mentions they have consumed a lot of Twitch and have a "meme of a community."

[29:37 - 30:42]They mention a celebrity, Soja Boy, who streams and is entertaining to watch.

[30:01 - 30:55]The speaker talks about celebrities trying to get into streaming.

[30:28 - 30:34]They mention their favorite thing is when a massive celebrity streams and it is awful.

[30:43 - 31:09]The speaker asks the others if they have favorite streamers they watch when not streaming.

[31:13 - 31:20]Hearing from a star about the actual thing was a fun experience.

[31:20 - 31:38]The speaker asks the others if they have favorite streamers they watch when not streaming.

[31:39 - 32:25]The speaker explains the Travis Scott burger meme and the McDonald's item that is his personal order.

[31:47 - 32:07]They mention walking around with someone and chatting them up, and being able to lie or tell the truth in the moment.

[32:08 - 32:14]The speaker asks the others if they have favorite streamers they watch when not streaming.

[32:25 - 33:08]One person mentions they don't watch Twitch, but will watch for games they are playing.

[33:09 - 33:40]They mention watching wild streams and any game they are currently playing.

[33:41 - 34:35]The speaker explains the Travis Scott burger meme and the McDonald's item that is his personal order.

[34:35 - 34:55]They mention the lore behind the cactus jack name and how people are using it at the drive-through.

[34:56 - 35:12]The speaker expresses their love for the song "Sicko Mode" and the current memes going around.

[35:14 - 35:21]They end by mentioning the McDonald's order again and the fun they have with the memes surrounding it.

[35:21 - 35:57]The speaker talks about a recent average McDonald's order.

[35:57 - 37:14]The speaker talks about their unconventional breakfast of rice and nuggets.

[36:06 - 37:09]The speaker discusses the differences between regular and spicy McNuggets.

[36:47 - 36:53]They clarify that they use microwave rice, not a rice cooker.

[37:14 - 38:08]The topic shifts to ranch sauce on pizza, which the speaker does not enjoy due to lactose intolerance.

[37:42 - 39:11]There is a discussion about the calorie count of ranch sauce.

[37:49 - 38:56]The speaker expresses a desire to pay someone to count for them.

[38:34 - 39:05]There is a discussion about the calorie count of ranch sauce.

[39:12 - 40:19]The speaker expresses a desire to pay someone to count for them.

[39:18 - 39:34]They mention struggling with math and calorie counting when they were on a keto diet.

[39:34 - 40:00]The speaker asks if anyone has tried counting their macronutrients.

[40:01 - 41:29]They mention the possibility of buying a house through a third party and living there for a certain amount of time.

[40:19 - 43:47]The conversation shifts to buying a house in Los Angeles.

[40:53 - 42:52]The speaker is hesitant due to the uncertainty of the economy and the pandemic.

[43:05 - 44:39]Another person suggests moving to Vegas for the lack of state tax.

[43:21 - 43:40]The speaker is hesitant due to the uncertainty of the economy and the pandemic.

[43:56 - 44:32]Another person suggests moving to Vegas for the lack of state tax.

[44:40 - 47:31]They mention the possibility of buying a house through a third party and living there for a certain amount of time.

[46:00 - 46:22]The topic shifts to finding a workshop space and the difficulty of finding a suitable one.

[46:23 - 48:53]They mention looking at five bedroom options but ultimately deciding to stay in their current home due to value and pickiness.

[46:38 - 47:01]The speaker mentions being picky and getting catfished on apartment listings.

[47:37 - 47:54]They discuss the possibility of using a tennis court and pool at a potential summer home.

[47:54 - 49:09]The speaker shares that they are currently living with friends and recently renewed their lease.

[48:03 - 48:19]The speaker talks about a recent average McDonald's order.

[48:25 - 49:21]The speaker shares that they are currently living with friends and recently renewed their lease.

[48:53 - 49:02]They mention looking at five bedroom options but ultimately deciding to stay in their current home due to value and pickiness.

[49:21 - 51:20]The group talks about the practicality of using a shipping container as a workshop, including the ability to install AC units and cut holes into the walls.

[51:20 - 53:04]They jokingly speculate about the potential high cost of airline prices once travel resumes.

[53:05 - 54:40]They joke about the coincidence that four out of five members of Offline TV have birthdays within five days of each other, causing stress for gift-giving.

[55:33 - 59:19]John shares his anxiety about having to one-up his previous custom gift for Celine, which was a VTuber model.

[57:17 - 58:55]John admits to having an illness where he constantly wants to buy more tools, which takes up a lot of space.

[57:51 - 1.00:31]John shares his anxiety about having to one-up his previous custom gift for Celine, which was a VTuber model.

[59:20 - 1.00:44]Michael talks about giving away his BTS merchandise as party favors, with one YouTuber wearing his clothing in videos.

[59:38 - 1.02:42]The group discusses their plans if the COVID-19 pandemic were to suddenly end, with travel being a popular choice.

[1.00:55 - 1.03:22]They jokingly speculate about the potential high cost of airline prices once travel resumes.

[1.02:42 - 1.03:49]They end the podcast with a shoutout to their friend Phil and a reminder to stay safe and play video games.