[00:00 - 02:04]They joke about needing to have Ted at their house in order to be in the loop.

[02:04 - 03:02]The second speaker stands up to show off their physique.

[03:02 - 05:17]They end with a casual conversation about what they are wearing.

[04:04 - 04:34]They joke about needing to have Ted at their house in order to be in the loop.

[04:10 - 04:40]The second speaker stands up to show off their physique.

[04:40 - 05:05]The person they are with has a degree and a statue of a monkey.

[05:18 - 06:20]The second speaker stands up to show off their physique.

[05:39 - 06:41]The speaker talks about a time when they considered the person as a member of their podcast.

[06:41 - 09:28]They discuss the inconvenience of the statue and the struggle to move it.

[06:55 - 07:46]The second speaker stands up to show off their physique.

[07:59 - 09:17]They discuss the inconvenience of the statue and the struggle to move it.

[09:17 - 09:23]The speaker is waiting for someone for 45 minutes.

[09:28 - 09:46]The person they are with has a degree and a statue of a monkey.

[09:46 - 11:03]The speaker talks about a time when they considered the person as a member of their podcast.

[11:03 - 12:44]The second speaker stands up to show off their physique.

[11:20 - 12:52]The person they are with has a fashion era and is wearing a comfortable shacket.

[11:27 - 11:40]The speaker talks about a time when they considered the person as a member of their podcast.

[12:52 - 13:52]They talk about a comfortable and beautiful thing, possibly a chair or a piece of jewelry.

[13:52 - 14:17]One person mentions a Victoria Secret, which leads to a discussion about expensive watches like Rolexes.

[14:17 - 14:56]They joke about how insecure people who wear Rolexes are and the possibility of getting one themselves.

[14:56 - 15:18]One person mentions an upcoming event in Melbourne called "Dream" and another person jokes about their Australian accent.

[15:19 - 16:36]They talk about a comfortable and beautiful thing, possibly a chair or a piece of jewelry.

[16:36 - 17:39]Page content is a conversation between friends discussing various topics.

[17:39 - 21:16]They reminisce about playing Yu-Gi-Oh in middle school and the value of certain cards.

[20:59 - 21:41]Page content is a conversation between friends discussing various topics.

[21:26 - 23:22]One person mentions an upcoming event in Melbourne called "Dream" and another person jokes about their Australian accent.

[21:53 - 23:34]They briefly discuss food in Australia, including Nando's and Subway.

[22:20 - 23:41]The speaker discusses their experience at a fast food restaurant in Australia, which they describe as the worst they've ever eaten.

[22:50 - 23:49]They bring up the fact that Subway has the most locations of any restaurant in the world, and question which country it is best in.

[23:17 - 23:59]The conversation turns to a brand of snack called "Rap Snacks" featuring famous rappers on the packaging.

[23:35 - 24:27]They joke about one person leaving to get some shapes (possibly referring to the Australian snack Shapes) and the other person misunderstands and thinks they are leaving the podcast.

[23:59 - 25:07]The speaker mentions seeing "shapes" in a grocery store, which they do not like.

[24:40 - 24:53]The speaker and another person argue about the existence and popularity of a snack called "Cheese Wheels" in the US.

[25:08 - 27:11]The speaker and another person debate over the existence and popularity of a snack called "Chicken Crimpy" in the United States.

[26:50 - 26:56]The conversation turns to a brand of snack called "Rap Snacks" featuring famous rappers on the packaging.

[27:38 - 29:34]They express frustration with the different flavors of "shapes" and question why they are popular.

[27:57 - 28:50]The conversation turns to a brand of snack called "Rap Snacks" featuring famous rappers on the packaging.

[28:50 - 32:12]The speaker brings up their experience with a strain of weed called "Cheese" and mentions the use of ironic language.

[30:45 - 32:27]The conversation turns to a brand of snack called "Rap Snacks" featuring famous rappers on the packaging.

[30:56 - 31:16]They also discuss the availability and popularity of different snacks in the US and Australia, including Tostitos, Fritos, and Doritos.

[32:27 - 33:08]The speaker brings up their experience with a strain of weed called "Cheese" and mentions the use of ironic language.

[32:45 - 34:10]The speaker discusses their experience at a fast food restaurant in Australia, which they describe as the worst they've ever eaten.

[32:56 - 33:46]They talk about the cleanliness of their jacket and reveal that it has never been dry cleaned until recently.

[34:10 - 35:22]The speaker segues into a sponsored ad for Blue Nile, an online jeweler.

[35:22 - 36:35]The conversation turns to a brand of snack called "Rap Snacks" featuring famous rappers on the packaging.

[35:46 - 36:13]The topic shifts to a condition called "Misophonia" which causes intense emotional and physiological reactions to certain sounds, such as mouth noises.

[36:35 - 37:24]The speaker discusses how some people on TikTok enjoy watching ASMR videos of people whispering and making noises close to a microphone.

[37:24 - 39:37]They also mention how their Twitter "for you" page is filled with graphic and disturbing content, such as videos of people getting shot or hit by trains.

[39:01 - 41:13]The speaker and their friend discuss a video of a magpie attacking a child on a scooter, and the use of helmets with spikes to protect against the birds.

[39:59 - 41:20]They mention a YouTube channel called "Active Self Protection" which shows real-life self-defense and violence situations.

[40:37 - 45:09]The speaker and their friend discuss a video of a magpie attacking a child on a scooter, and the use of helmets with spikes to protect against the birds.

[45:09 - 46:53]The conversation shifts to the topic of dissecting owl pellets in school, and the speaker asks if their guests have ever done this.

[46:53 - 50:01]The speaker mentions how they missed out on a trip to Australia with their friends in college due to academic obligations.

[48:48 - 51:17]They end by discussing the safety of different types of airplanes and joking about the concept of a "lucky" plane.

[51:17 - 52:28]The speaker discusses sitting in the back of a plane during a 911 situation for higher chances of survival

[52:28 - 54:38]The speaker imagines surviving a plane crash and becoming famous for it

[54:38 - 56:06]The speaker discusses sitting in the back of a plane during a 911 situation for higher chances of survival

[55:32 - 58:08]They discuss the dilemma of choosing between unlimited bacon or unlimited games

[56:42 - 58:26]They talk about the fear of crashing over the Pacific Ocean and being alone on a raft

[58:08 - 1.00:00]The speaker reveals that the person who created the question is named "Jeff"

[58:26 - 59:51]They discuss the dilemma of choosing between unlimited bacon or unlimited games

[1.00:58 - 1.02:54]The speaker reveals that the person who created the question is named "Jeff"

[1.02:12 - 1.03:05]The speaker's last name is "Vision" and they joke about being related to television

[1.02:17 - 1.04:02]They joke about J.K. Rowling revealing that Double Door is gay

[1.02:39 - 1.03:18]The speaker's last name is "Vision" and they joke about being related to television

[1.03:05 - 1.04:07]They discuss what people may have said in the 1600s

[1.04:07 - 1.05:08]The guest jokes about not showing up at the next guest's house