[00:02 - 00:18]The narrator recalls a story of being in the ocean and encountering a nurse shark and a barracuda.

[00:19 - 01:08]The narrator's colleague, Monica, pitches sketch ideas and one about Tinder for hot dogs is accepted.

[00:25 - 00:41]The narrator mentions a character voice they do called "horny baby" that their wife hates.

[00:41 - 00:56]They then demonstrate the voice, saying silly phrases.

[01:09 - 02:46]The podcast guests are introduced: Shane Top and writer Monica Vasandani.

[01:14 - 03:01]The narrator and Shane discuss the importance of acknowledging when an idea may have been done before.

[02:20 - 02:27]Monica mentions getting notes from the narrator and Anthony while working on Ghostmates and Smosh Summer Games.

[02:27 - 02:38]The narrator was unaware of this and Monica explains that it was because of their lack of interaction and her respect for their role in Smosh.

[02:46 - 03:59]Monica reveals that when she first joined Smosh, it took her a while to warm up to the narrator.

[03:01 - 04:16]The narrator was unaware of this and Monica explains that it was because of their lack of interaction and her respect for their role in Smosh.

[03:44 - 04:27]Monica mentions getting notes from the narrator and Anthony while working on Ghostmates and Smosh Summer Games.

[04:28 - 05:09]The narrator and Shane discuss the challenge of joining a well-established comedy brand and learning their style.

[05:10 - 05:22]They then transition to talking about their first experience with racial profiling.

[05:57 - 07:10]The narrator and Shane discuss the challenge of joining a well-established comedy brand and learning their style.

[06:03 - 09:35]The podcast ends on a lighthearted note, with the group joking about the Tom Cruise roommate sketch and how they handle similar situations now.

[06:25 - 07:04]The narrator and Shane discuss the importance of acknowledging when an idea may have been done before.

[06:37 - 06:55]The narrator and Shane discuss the challenge of joining a well-established comedy brand and learning their style.

[07:11 - 07:27]The podcast ends on a lighthearted note, with the group joking about the Tom Cruise roommate sketch and how they handle similar situations now.

[08:01 - 08:22]They mention an incident where they unintentionally reused a sketch idea from someone else.

[08:22 - 09:15]The narrator and Shane discuss the importance of acknowledging when an idea may have been done before.

[09:10 - 10:26]Mention of McCauley-Caulkin tweeting something similar to the speaker

[09:16 - 09:29]They also mention the commonality of similar ideas in the entertainment industry.

[09:53 - 10:34]Discussion about expanding character count on Twitter and using identity as a way to protect content

[10:34 - 12:25]Mention of Ian not paying attention and getting lost in conversations

[10:40 - 10:53]Joking about how listeners can't see them, but they are all wearing pastel colors

[11:56 - 13:08]Mention of Ian not paying attention and getting lost in conversations

[12:32 - 13:56]Joking about whether the speaker's dad wanted kids or just wanted to go out to sea and collect life insurance

[13:27 - 13:49]Mention of Ian not paying attention and getting lost in conversations

[13:56 - 15:00]Discussion about rock climbing and bouldering

[15:01 - 16:04]Mention of fear of the ocean and encountering sharks and barracudas while snorkeling

[15:32 - 18:08]Anecdote about the speaker's dad leaving them alone in the ocean with dead fish and encountering a shark and barracuda

[16:23 - 17:33]Mention of fear of the ocean and encountering sharks and barracudas while snorkeling

[18:09 - 19:19]Anecdote about the speaker's dad leaving them alone in the ocean with dead fish and encountering a shark and barracuda

[19:07 - 19:19]Shane and Monica are discussing earrings and how they are a part of someone's personality.

[19:20 - 20:46]They also discuss how Monica likes to make people feel awkward.

[19:53 - 20:57]They talk about a character voice that Shane does called "horny baby."

[20:57 - 22:36]They pitch a sketch idea for "Tinder for hot dogs" and Shane is very enthusiastic about it.

[21:33 - 22:16]Monica wanted to be a comedian when she was younger.

[22:36 - 25:17]They pitch a sketch idea for "Tinder for hot dogs" and Shane is very enthusiastic about it.

[25:18 - 26:35]They talk about how Monica went to a fashion institute for college.

[25:41 - 27:43]They discuss a toy called "Talkboy" that Shane used to play with.

[27:29 - 28:40]Shane and Monica talk about how they had to share toys with their siblings when they were younger.

[28:48 - 29:08]The speaker often started the fights and would cry to their parents when their brother retaliated.

[29:08 - 29:48]The speaker often challenged their brother to wrestling matches and would usually win.

[29:15 - 30:13]The speaker and their brother used to fight and physically harm each other.

[29:49 - 30:22]It was seen as a lose-lose situation for the boys to wrestle against a girl.

[30:23 - 30:42]The speaker often challenged their brother to wrestling matches and would usually win.

[30:42 - 31:43]The speaker would sometimes have to wrestle boys if there were no girls in their weight class.

[31:43 - 32:00]It was seen as a lose-lose situation for the boys to wrestle against a girl.

[32:00 - 32:08]The speaker grew up in the suburbs outside of LA and did not always feel 100% comfortable with their identity.

[32:08 - 32:46]The speaker would sometimes have to wrestle boys if there were no girls in their weight class.

[32:47 - 33:37]The speaker's family was initially not accepting of their identity, but has since become more supportive.

[32:59 - 36:22]The speaker and their friend discuss their experiences with racial profiling.

[34:32 - 34:46]The speaker grew up in the suburbs outside of LA and did not always feel 100% comfortable with their identity.

[35:08 - 36:17]The speaker did not know many other gay people in high school and came out during a time when it was not widely accepted.

[35:14 - 35:20]The speaker and their brother used to fight and physically harm each other.

[36:24 - 37:33]The speaker grew up in the suburbs outside of LA and did not always feel 100% comfortable with their identity.

[36:56 - 38:34]The speaker did not know many other gay people in high school and came out during a time when it was not widely accepted.

[38:08 - 40:22]There is a discussion about the acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals in different industries, such as the arts and sports.

[40:09 - 42:13]The speaker and their friend discuss the toxic masculinity and insecurity surrounding homophobia.

[40:23 - 41:12]The speaker mentions the backlash and negative comments surrounding a hockey team's pride night and a gay football player's draft.

[42:13 - 46:13]A group of individuals are discussing the impact of controversial and offensive content on social media, particularly when it comes to marginalized groups.

[46:14 - 47:20]They mention a specific case of a controversial Instagram user named Jesse Taylor who had her account with 130,000 followers deleted.

[46:42 - 48:16]The group expresses empathy for Taylor's situation, but also disapproval for her content and actions.

[48:17 - 50:51]They mention a specific case of a controversial Instagram user named Jesse Taylor who had her account with 130,000 followers deleted.

[49:58 - 51:50]They mention that Taylor made $500,000 over three years from her account and is now struggling financially without it.

[50:38 - 53:23]The group expresses empathy for Taylor's situation, but also disapproval for her content and actions.

[53:07 - 54:18]They also discuss the lack of financial education and support for young people, leading to financial struggles and poor decision making.

[54:33 - 55:58]They mention that Taylor made $500,000 over three years from her account and is now struggling financially without it.

[55:02 - 55:50]They discuss the mindset of relying on social media for income and feeling worthless without followers.

[55:02 - 56:29]The speaker discusses a video of a woman having a public freak out and the lessons that can be learned from it.

[55:25 - 56:08]They mention how the woman's behavior would not be acceptable in any other job and how she can now make money without working.

[56:17 - 57:44]They talk about a similar situation with a conservative Twitter account attacking a man for his excitement over a Star Wars trailer.

[57:33 - 59:22]They also mention the catharsis of seeing others defend the man in the video.

[57:44 - 59:08]The speaker expresses frustration with giving attention to these types of people, as it only fuels their behavior.

[59:22 - 1.00:23]They also mention the catharsis of seeing others defend the man in the video.

[1.00:28 - 1.02:26]The conversation shifts to discussing the first video the speaker worked on at the company, "Every Bird Ever," and how it may not have been a hit.

[1.02:28 - 1.03:03]The speaker thanks their guest, Monica Shane, for joining the podcast.

[1.03:03 - 1.03:52]They end the podcast by thanking listeners and promoting the highlights now being available on the Smoshcast channel.

[1.03:19 - 1.03:56]They mention how the woman's behavior would not be acceptable in any other job and how she can now make money without working.