[00:00 - 00:53]Tucker, another member of the podcast team, is making his first on-screen appearance.

[00:21 - 00:31]Eddie Burback was also mentioned as a potential opponent, but Jarvis doesn't think he could bring himself to punch a friend.

[00:53 - 02:19]Tucker, another member of the podcast team, is making his first on-screen appearance.

[02:20 - 03:22]Jarvis Johnson is a commentary YouTuber and former Patreon employee.

[02:32 - 03:02]Jarvis and Tucker are from different parts of the internet (TikTok and YouTube), but are friends.

[03:02 - 03:16]Tucker, another member of the podcast team, is making his first on-screen appearance.

[03:22 - 03:48]He is a guest on the podcast "Chuckle Sandwich" with hosts Ted Nivison and Slimecicle.

[03:48 - 04:43]Jarvis is currently training for a boxing match against Aaron Hanson, also known as the Game Grump.

[04:43 - 05:17]There was a lot of buzz and excitement after the first "creator clash" event, with discussions of possible future fights.

[05:17 - 05:30]Minx and Ted had gone to a boxing gym and discussed the possibility of fighting each other.

[05:30 - 06:31]There was a lot of buzz and excitement after the first "creator clash" event, with discussions of possible future fights.

[05:45 - 05:56]Minx and Ted had gone to a boxing gym and discussed the possibility of fighting each other.

[06:06 - 07:13]Eddie Burback was also mentioned as a potential opponent, but Jarvis doesn't think he could bring himself to punch a friend.

[06:37 - 08:04]The podcast "Great Invent" has just reached 30,000 subscribers, with active Game Grumps employees.

[07:04 - 09:44]The speaker is discussing a recent episode and expresses annoyance at a group of individuals who constantly criticize his content

[09:44 - 10:39]The speaker mentions that Aaron was confident in his last fight and is likely training hard for this one

[09:54 - 11:20]The speaker mentions their involvement in Creator Clash, a fighting event, and their reasons for participating

[10:16 - 12:10]The speaker mentions that they are from Florida, but left due to its negative aspects

[11:20 - 13:29]They discuss their training for the fight and their mindset going into it

[13:13 - 14:08]The speaker mentions that Aaron was confident in his last fight and is likely training hard for this one

[14:08 - 15:34]They discuss their training for the fight and their mindset going into it

[14:26 - 14:46]The host brings up the upcoming fight in Florida and the speaker's thoughts on it

[14:47 - 17:10]The speaker mentions their involvement in Creator Clash, a fighting event, and their reasons for participating

[15:45 - 16:57]The speaker mentions that Aaron was confident in his last fight and is likely training hard for this one

[17:10 - 18:27]They discuss their training for the fight and their mindset going into it

[18:28 - 19:37]The speaker mentions that Aaron was confident in his last fight and is likely training hard for this one

[19:37 - 22:09]The conversation shifts to discussing white phosphorus and its effectiveness, with the speaker saying it is a good chemical but not a person.

[19:56 - 21:20]The topic of comparing oneself to murderers and serial killers comes up, with the speaker mentioning being compared to "egg camper" because they both wear glasses.

[21:20 - 23:19]A phone is unexpectedly found in the room, causing confusion and suspicion.

[21:36 - 23:46]The conversation shifts to a different topic, and the phone is eventually removed from the room.

[22:51 - 27:48]A phone is unexpectedly found in the room, causing confusion and suspicion.

[27:37 - 29:29]The speaker admits to having multiple phones, possibly linked together for Apple Pay.

[29:05 - 30:19]The conversation shifts to a different topic, and the phone is eventually removed from the room.

[29:29 - 29:55]The speaker admits to having multiple phones, possibly linked together for Apple Pay.

[29:56 - 31:28]A phone is unexpectedly found in the room, causing confusion and suspicion.

[31:01 - 33:25]The phone is mentioned again, with the speaker telling someone to turn off mobile data.

[31:46 - 32:11]The speaker mentions a feature on a website/game where if someone walks by, it looks like they are doing work instead of playing.

[32:34 - 32:50]The speaker discusses someone who seems to be from the future and has to protect others.

[32:50 - 34:20]They mention a concern about who the person is communicating with.

[33:38 - 37:42]The speaker then talks about going through physical therapy and getting a cold.

[35:35 - 36:33]They mention a virus and being sick for three weeks before peak training time.

[36:39 - 38:14]The person they are speaking to seems to have a secret phone and there is talk of recording and access to towers.

[38:14 - 38:58]The speaker then talks about going through physical therapy and getting a cold.

[38:59 - 39:57]The person they are speaking to seems to have a secret phone and there is talk of recording and access to towers.

[40:47 - 42:00]The speaker discusses someone who seems to be from the future and has to protect others.

[41:21 - 42:40]The person they are speaking to seems to have a secret phone and there is talk of recording and access to towers.

[42:41 - 43:04]The speaker also mentions temperature-controlled storage and boxing gloves in the fridge.

[43:04 - 44:30]There is mention of titty milk and possible smuggling of sperm.

[43:52 - 47:31]The speaker acknowledges that they do not fully understand the statistics and that the US also has a limit of 25 offspring.

[44:07 - 45:07]The conversation then turns to a man in Denmark who fathered 500 children through sperm donation.

[46:01 - 46:24]The speaker discusses guidelines limiting a person to 25 offspring and the potential risks of incest.

[46:24 - 47:15]They also mention the statistical likelihood of two people having the same birthday on an airplane.

[47:32 - 48:13]The speakers discuss the concept of being an expert and how one becomes known as an expert in a specific field.

[48:13 - 51:55]The conversation then shifts to the topic of a man who was known for smuggling sperm in different countries.

[52:23 - 56:06]They also discuss the idea of legacy and how one's actions and impact on those around them contribute to their legacy.

[52:45 - 55:29]The conversation then shifts to the topic of a man who was known for smuggling sperm in different countries.

[55:29 - 59:57]They also discuss the idea of legacy and how one's actions and impact on those around them contribute to their legacy.

[59:20 - 1.02:00]The conversation shifts to talking about Elon Musk and his various companies and contributions, with a focus on his devoted followers.

[1.02:00 - 1.03:50]The speakers then reflect on their own YouTube careers and how they have evolved over time.

[1.02:24 - 1.03:18]The conversation then shifts to the topic of a man who was known for smuggling sperm in different countries.

[1.03:11 - 1.04:37]He is bothered by people on Twitter who dismiss concerns about AI and see it as a threat to jobs, and predicts the emergence of "AI whisperers" and "prompt engineers."

[1.04:37 - 1.07:17]He brings up the concept of "learning to code" as a solution to job displacement in the past, and how it may not be a viable solution in the future with the rise of AI.

[1.05:40 - 1.08:08]He is bothered by people on Twitter who dismiss concerns about AI and see it as a threat to jobs, and predicts the emergence of "AI whisperers" and "prompt engineers."

[1.06:35 - 1.06:41]He discusses the rise of NFTs, Bitcoin, and the "web three" movement and how they have been hyped up as the next big thing.

[1.08:08 - 1.09:27]He is bothered by people on Twitter who dismiss concerns about AI and see it as a threat to jobs, and predicts the emergence of "AI whisperers" and "prompt engineers."

[1.09:02 - 1.17:21]The podcast takes a humorous turn as the hosts introduce their product, white phosphorus bacon, and joke about its uses and potential government clients.

[1.17:23 - 1.19:02]Jarvis is asked to be a part of the hosts' walkout for their upcoming fight, and they discuss their excitement and plans for it.