[00:00 - 00:07]The queen has died and a new episode of the podcast has started

[00:15 - 00:21]The hosts discuss the relevancy of the queen's death and wanting clicks for it

[00:31 - 00:36]The hosts mention a TV show called The Crown, possibly about the queen or her mother

[01:00 - 01:18]They talk about conspiracy theories surrounding Princess Diana's death

[01:35 - 01:41]They discuss the royal family, including Prince Andrew's connection to Jeffrey Epstein

[04:12 - 04:21]They joke about pulling the pin on a grenade and getting a flashbang for a podcast episode

[06:09 - 06:15]One host recalls breathing in tear gas and the other has a prank idea involving a fog horn

[07:08 - 07:17]The discussion turns to nostalgic memories of fog horns and buoys

[00:00 - 08:12]The podcast hosts discuss various topics including the queen's death, conspiracy theories, the royal family, and nostalgic memories. They end with a mention of a fear of buoys.

[08:12 - 08:31] The speaker discusses their fear of swimming in open water due to the potential presence of alligators, specifically in South Carolina.

[09:04 - 09:09]They mention instances of alligator attacks and deaths in the state, including one that recently occurred.

[11:42 - 11:49]The conversation shifts to discussing a child who was killed by an alligator at Disney World on the speaker's birthday in 2016.

[12:05 - 12:12]They mention President Trump sharing the same birthday as them and the constant overshadowing of their birthday.

[13:02 - 13:07]The speaker and their friend discuss the responsibility of the parents and Disney in the incident, but ultimately acknowledge the tragedy of a family losing their child.

[13:58 - 14:07]The conversation briefly touches on delivery drivers for Uber Eats and Postmates, with the speaker sharing a strange experience of a driver walking into their house without knocking.

[15:36 - 15:43]The speaker imagines the potential danger of the situation if the person walking into their house was someone with malicious intent.

[08:12 - 16:17]The speaker and their friend discuss alligator attacks and deaths, including a recent incident in South Carolina and a tragic incident at Disney World. They also briefly mention their shared birthday with President Trump and a strange experience with a delivery driver.

[16:32 - 16:39] A conversation about an Uber nightmare

[17:10 - 17:21]The speaker describes a situation where an Uber driver takes a long time to arrive and then cancels the ride

[18:11 - 18:19]The speaker speculates that the driver may have been distracted or intentionally trying to deceive them

[18:44 - 18:55]They discuss the possibility of the driver taking a break or using the bathroom during the ride

[18:44 - 18:55]The conversation shifts to a discussion about a time when the speaker's friend had to use the bathroom urgently during an Uber ride

[21:12 - 21:19]They joke about the friend's cartoonish behavior and how he eventually relieved himself in an alley

[22:45 - 23:00]The speaker shares a photo of himself and his co-host from a boxing promo shoot, highlighting their physical differences

[23:52 - 23:57]The co-host reveals that he has been drinking tea regularly to stay in shape

[24:17 - 24:28]The conversation is interrupted by the arrival of their sushi order

[24:29 - 24:35]The speakers plan to take a break and listen to some ad reads while they eat

[16:17 - 24:35]The speakers discuss an Uber nightmare, speculate about the driver's intentions, and share stories about bathroom emergencies and physical fitness before taking a break to eat sushi and listen to ad reads.

[24:36 - 24:44] The speaker has been listening to a lot of Super Mega Cast by Super Mega Brothers Incorporated.

[24:44 - 24:53]They use Raycon wireless earbuds to listen.

[24:53 - 24:59]The earbuds have optimized gel tips for a perfect fit and 8 hours of playtime.

[25:07 - 25:16]They are priced competitively and have over 50,000 5-star reviews.

[25:17 - 25:26]The speaker loves the earbud tap functions and noise isolation and awareness mode.

[25:26 - 25:32]They can be worn while working out or walking around.

[26:02 - 26:13]The speaker recommends buying them with a discount code.

[26:36 - 26:42]They then discuss their thoughts on Sushi Stop and other sushi places.

[27:46 - 27:54]They try nicotine mints as a way to quit vaping.

[29:58 - 30:05]They also discuss a game called Trucksome.

[30:11 - 30:17]They mention possibly streaming in the future.

[31:03 - 31:11]They talk about a streamer named Prezo who got banned for streaming himself sleeping naked.

[24:36 - 32:18]In summary, the speaker talks about their use of Raycon earbuds, their thoughts on sushi, quitting vaping, their love for Trucksome, and the incident with Prezo.

[32:18 - 32:26]Three days after an accident, someone was banned.

[32:27 - 32:33]They discuss if accidents are taken into account.

[32:33 - 32:42]They talk about a picture of someone walking that was taken in Photoshop.

[32:47 - 32:54]They discuss a famous picture of Prezzo walking naked back to his bed.

[33:04 - 33:11]They mention Prezzo's Twitter photos.

[33:04 - 33:11]They talk about a funny photo of Prezzo walking.

[34:55 - 35:03]They mention the Cold Ones podcast and how it's now just Schlatt and Ted.

[35:15 - 35:24]They vaguely mention drama and other YouTubers.

[35:36 - 35:42]They mention a recent leak of the Oath Keepers members list and how Danny from Game Grumps is on it.

[37:15 - 37:29]They briefly discuss their childhood fear of hell and how it was portrayed to them.

[39:15 - 39:25]They mention a book about someone who went to hell and came back.

[39:28 - 39:35]They mention stories of people who have died and come back to life.

[40:04 - 40:11]They briefly discuss the experience of going to hell.

[32:18 - 40:52]They discuss various topics such as a ban, Photoshop, Prezzo's photos, the Cold Ones podcast, vague drama, the Oath Keepers, and stories of people dying and coming back to life. They also discuss their childhood fear of hell and a book about someone who went there and came back.

[47:22 - 47:30]Kiwi Farms, a website known for harassment and making fun of people with autism, is under attack by an activist named Kefels.

[47:59 - 48:06]Kefels planned to do live streams walking around, which could potentially make her an easy target for Kiwi Farms users.

[47:59 - 48:06]Kiwi Farms' web hosting service, Cloudflare, initially refused to take down the website, citing freedom of speech.

[48:06 - 48:12]Kefels campaigned to take down Kiwi Farms due to the website's harmful content and harassment tactics.

[48:06 - 48:12]Kefels received death threats and was doxxed by Kiwi Farms users, causing her to flee to Ireland.

[48:06 - 48:12]After weeks of pressure and mainstream news coverage, Cloudflare caved and took down Kiwi Farms.

[48:12 - 48:23]Kiwi Farms' founder, Noel Joshua Moon, also runs the website The Quickie, and was in contact with SuperMega for a potential collaboration with Chris Chan.

[48:12 - 48:23]Kiwi Farms tried to get a Russian domain, but it was taken down after a day.

[48:12 - 48:23]Kiwi Farms is currently trying to obtain a Chinese domain, but it is uncertain if they will succeed.

[48:30 - 48:42]All posts and content on Kiwi Farms are currently gone, but there may be archives of the website.

[40:53 - 48:54]Kiwi Farms' downfall was due to pressure from mainstream media and activists.

[48:54 - 49:05] Kiwi Farms is considered to be a bad website.

[49:06 - 49:06]The speaker has personally visited the website 4chan B.

[49:06 - 49:06]The speaker believes that Kiwi Farms is similar to 4chan B but more targeted.

[49:06 - 49:06]Kiwi Farms is described as being more specific in its content.

[48:54 - 49:06]Overall, Kiwi Farms is a website that is similar to 4chan B but with a more targeted approach.