[00:21 - 01:30]They decide to have an "only male" episode with discussions about male body parts and sexual references.

[01:30 - 03:19]They discuss their YouTube channel and compare their views to another podcast called "The Yard."

[03:19 - 06:41]They do a taste test of Will's homemade hot sauce, which they all enjoy.

[06:41 - 08:09]Eddy reveals that he has a photo from Will's video as his wallpaper.

[06:47 - 07:24]They do a taste test of Will's homemade hot sauce, which they all enjoy.

[07:29 - 07:51]They introduce their guest, Eddy, and tease him for being the only straight male on the podcast.

[08:09 - 09:47]They discuss their YouTube channel and compare their views to another podcast called "The Yard."

[08:46 - 10:42]Hasan mentions that Will's recent video may have caused the death of Jimmy Buffett.

[09:17 - 10:25]They joke about Jimmy Buffett's life and legacy, including his potential involvement in cocaine trafficking.

[10:42 - 12:01]Eddy reveals that he has a photo from Will's video as his wallpaper.

[10:52 - 13:28]They joke about Jimmy Buffett's life and legacy, including his potential involvement in cocaine trafficking.

[13:28 - 13:48]The person being interviewed is named Burr and they are involved in cutting edge journalism with Austin.

[13:48 - 14:34]The interviewer asks about what they do for fun and they mention playing games and walking.

[14:34 - 15:12]The conversation shifts to the topic of violence and the interviewee shares a personal experience of getting knocked out in high school.

[15:12 - 15:48]They discuss the toxic and exploitative nature of live streaming, citing examples such as a recent incident involving a sex worker being filmed without her knowledge.

[15:48 - 15:54]They also mention the misconception that the interviewee farts in their car.

[15:54 - 17:27]They also mention another incident involving a YouTuber named Johnny Somalian, who was recently arrested in Japan for causing trouble.

[16:05 - 18:44]They discuss the toxic and exploitative nature of live streaming, citing examples such as a recent incident involving a sex worker being filmed without her knowledge.

[17:41 - 18:15]They mention their previous habit of being more performative in their actions, specifically when lifting weights.

[18:44 - 19:57]They also mention a phenomenon called "the call of the void" where people are drawn to watching train wrecks online.

[19:57 - 21:14]They also mention another incident involving a YouTuber named Johnny Somalian, who was recently arrested in Japan for causing trouble.

[20:53 - 21:52]The conversation shifts to the topic of violence and the interviewee shares a personal experience of getting knocked out in high school.

[22:41 - 24:15]The interviewer asks if they would be able to kill their brother if it came down to it, and they respond that they could not emotionally do it.

[23:15 - 26:43]The conversation then shifts back to the topic of the interviewee's grizzled appearance and habits, such as not having a skincare routine and getting emotional during the national anthem.

[26:43 - 27:32]They also mention the misconception that the interviewee farts in their car.

[27:32 - 28:33]The speaker shares their "grizzly" tendency of refusing to go to the hospital and instead supergluing cuts, even if it results in significant scarring.

[28:45 - 30:37]They also reveal a previous injury in their kneecap that they neglected to get treated for a few years.

[29:25 - 30:29]The speaker shares their "grizzly" tendency of refusing to go to the hospital and instead supergluing cuts, even if it results in significant scarring.

[30:37 - 32:36]The conversation shifts to the speaker's frequent visits to urgent care, which they are embarrassed about.

[31:26 - 32:27]The speaker shares their "grizzly" tendency of refusing to go to the hospital and instead supergluing cuts, even if it results in significant scarring.

[32:36 - 33:05]The conversation shifts to the speaker's frequent visits to urgent care, which they are embarrassed about.

[33:05 - 33:40]The speaker shares their "grizzly" tendency of refusing to go to the hospital and instead supergluing cuts, even if it results in significant scarring.

[33:40 - 34:17]The speaker mentions their uncle as an example of someone who embodies a "grizzly" attitude, as he once got gangrene from ignoring a cut.

[34:17 - 34:31]They discuss the societal preference for masculine, "grizzly" men and how it has shifted over time.

[34:31 - 34:41]The speaker shares their "grizzly" tendency of refusing to go to the hospital and instead supergluing cuts, even if it results in significant scarring.

[34:41 - 35:37]They discuss the societal preference for masculine, "grizzly" men and how it has shifted over time.

[35:15 - 36:14]The speaker reveals that they have an armpit fetish and that they are 22 years old.

[36:14 - 36:51]The speaker discusses their personal experience with people guessing their age and how it relates to their own age.

[36:51 - 38:51]The speaker mentions their frustration with their eco-friendly thermos and how they feel it is part of a communist agenda.

[37:18 - 38:06]The speaker discusses their personal experience with people guessing their age and how it relates to their own age.

[39:42 - 39:51]The speaker thinks his college classmates look bad

[39:51 - 40:42]The speaker is two years older than someone else and is not bothered by it

[40:42 - 40:58]The speaker's age is now on record so people will know how old he is in the future

[40:58 - 41:13]The speaker is two years older than someone else and is not bothered by it

[41:13 - 41:20]The speaker is happy with his appearance and is confident

[41:20 - 41:34]The speaker posts on Instagram and has a photo of himself shirtless

[41:34 - 41:54]The speaker's friend responds to his Instagram story

[41:54 - 42:05]The speaker posts on Instagram and has a photo of himself shirtless

[42:05 - 42:16]The speaker's friend should go to a gay bar and test his look

[42:16 - 42:22]The speaker is happy with his appearance and is confident

[42:22 - 42:27]The speaker's friend is apprehensive about going to a gay bar because he thinks he will do well but does not want to give people false hope

[42:27 - 42:35]The speaker's friend has been asked if he is married at a gay club because he wears a ring

[42:35 - 42:47]The speaker's friend should just live and exist in a gay club

[42:47 - 42:55]The speaker's friend has been to a gay bar and has enjoyed it

[42:55 - 43:02]The speaker is happy with his appearance and is confident

[43:02 - 43:08]The speaker's friend should be prepared to be hit on at a gay bar

[43:08 - 43:13]The speaker's friend has been to a gay club and has been harassed

[43:13 - 43:30]The speaker's friend does not want to have to explain his relationship status in a gay club

[43:30 - 43:44]The speaker's friend should be prepared for a wild experience at a gay bar

[43:44 - 44:06]The speaker's friend has been to a gay club where you cannot have sex in the sauna

[44:06 - 44:42]The speaker thinks it would be cool to have sex in a sauna

[44:42 - 44:48]The speaker's friend is apprehensive about going to a gay bar because he thinks he will do well but does not want to give people false hope

[44:48 - 44:55]The speaker enjoys when someone explains something to him

[44:55 - 46:23]The speaker has had sex in a pool and enjoyed it

[46:23 - 47:09]The speaker has eaten a lot of pussy underwater

[46:32 - 46:44]The speaker has eaten pussy on the side of a pool

[46:44 - 46:54]The speaker thinks a gay fight club would be awesome

[46:54 - 47:01]The speaker thinks water-related sexual activities are primal and bring back childhood memories

[47:09 - 47:25]The speaker has had sex in a pool and enjoyed it

[47:25 - 47:32]The speaker thinks it would be a cool way to die

[47:32 - 47:37]The speaker's friend thinks it would be like organizing a wrestling fantasy between two men

[47:37 - 48:07]The speaker has eaten a lot of pussy underwater

[48:07 - 48:16]The speaker has never done cocaine

[48:16 - 48:34]The speaker thinks a gay fight club would be awesome

[48:34 - 48:51]The speaker's friend thinks it would be upscale, but it is actually more like a trucker bar

[48:51 - 49:08]The speaker thinks a gay fight club would be awesome

[49:08 - 49:25]The speaker's friend is interested in going to a gay fight club and fighting and fucking.

[49:25 - 50:05]Eddie and the hosts discuss fighting and self-defense

[49:35 - 49:41]Eddie talks about the funny incident of a robot getting beat up in Philadelphia

[50:05 - 51:54]Eddie discusses wanting to kill something and owning a chainsaw

[51:33 - 52:09]They talk about wanting to own a cabin and chop wood for a fire

[51:54 - 52:40]Eddie discusses wanting to kill something and owning a chainsaw

[52:40 - 53:02]They joke about being too manly for the podcast

[53:02 - 53:49]They discuss the possibility of sucking a dick in a pool

[53:16 - 53:23]They joke about being too manly for the podcast

[53:23 - 54:07]They discuss the possibility of sucking a dick in a pool

[54:07 - 55:14]Eddie shares his journey of coming out and how he slowly lowered the price at which he would suck a dick

[55:20 - 56:26]The podcast moves behind the paywall

[55:43 - 56:07]They joke about being too manly for the podcast

[55:50 - 56:56]Eddie talks about the funny incident of a robot getting beat up in Philadelphia