[00:00 - 03:05]He mentions that people have been joking about him killing Jimmy Buffett

[01:51 - 02:54]The speaker denies having anything to do with the death

[03:05 - 03:51]They discuss the legacy of Jimmy Buffett and how he influenced a culture of drinking and partying

[03:52 - 05:06]They talk about their "Chuckle Mail" segment where they answer questions and suggestions from listeners

[03:58 - 05:32]The speaker and James from Illinois discuss the possibility of Ted appearing on a Sleep Deprived Gaming video

[05:33 - 09:19]They discuss their previous food-related videos, specifically the fireball ice cream one

[08:42 - 10:54]The speaker notes that their videos are a more scuffed version of Good Mythical Morning

[09:38 - 11:32]He mentions that people have been joking about him killing Jimmy Buffett

[10:20 - 11:55]The speaker shares an observation about Good Mythical Morning, suggesting that Rhett and Link may want their show to become easier as it goes on

[11:56 - 13:27]The speaker discusses food experiments on Good Mythical Morning and their success

[12:03 - 13:22]They mention that having a channel dedicated to cooking may result in some bad experiments

[13:28 - 14:42]The speaker discusses food experiments on Good Mythical Morning and their success

[14:01 - 16:10]They talk about a specific type of food that they want to try, possibly Ethiopian or Nigerian cuisine

[14:28 - 14:55]They recall a favorite dish, crispy rice with spicy tuna, that they had in both Austin and New York City

[16:10 - 17:30]The speaker also mentions British Sunday roasts and how they are superior to Massachusetts fish and chips

[17:30 - 18:31]The speaker reflects on how food can taste better when drunk and mentions the experience of fresh chicken nuggets from McDonald's

[18:31 - 20:11]They express missing the food and convenience of New York City, specifically the train system.

[18:56 - 20:29]The speaker also mentions British Sunday roasts and how they are superior to Massachusetts fish and chips

[19:01 - 24:15]They recall a favorite dish, crispy rice with spicy tuna, that they had in both Austin and New York City

[22:20 - 24:23]The speaker reflects on how food can taste better when drunk and mentions the experience of fresh chicken nuggets from McDonald's

[24:10 - 25:00]The speaker is talking about using Apple Pay on the subway in New York City.

[25:00 - 25:39]They discuss how the subway ticket machines are outdated and inconvenient.

[25:39 - 26:57]The speaker talks about listening to a podcast called Huberman's Lab and following their advice.

[25:46 - 27:40]The next Chucklemill submission is about the Mall of America.

[26:57 - 27:33]The next Chucklemill submission is about the speaker's coding or computer science project.

[27:40 - 29:48]The next Chucklemill submission is about the Mall of America.

[28:47 - 30:58]The speaker had an idea to take a selfie on the rollercoaster but was stopped by an employee.

[28:59 - 29:13]The next Chucklemill submission is about the Mall of America.

[29:49 - 31:04]The speaker had an idea to take a selfie on the rollercoaster but was stopped by an employee.

[31:04 - 32:49]The next Chucklemill submission is about the speaker's coding or computer science project.

[31:12 - 32:31]The speaker's stepbrother was upset that they didn't mention the stepbrother's Game Boy Advance in a previous episode.

[32:50 - 34:04]The speaker mentions dropping out of college as their proudest moment in computer science.

[34:05 - 34:11]They mention hiring people to do tasks for them instead of doing it themselves.

[34:11 - 35:05]The speaker talks about listening to a podcast called Huberman's Lab and following their advice.

[35:05 - 36:30]Person is feeling great and discusses merch

[35:12 - 37:38]They talk about the person's previous experience with a bearded dragon

[36:09 - 37:50]They also mention not getting a bird as a pet

[37:39 - 38:34]They talk about the person's previous experience with a bearded dragon

[38:34 - 39:28]Listener asks about the process of creating a fake narrative for the incorrect history series

[39:29 - 41:39]Listener asks if person ever got a new sofa for their place

[40:07 - 42:25]They discuss the couch they currently have and plans for a new one

[41:46 - 42:13]Listener asks if person ever got a new sofa for their place

[42:26 - 42:43]They talk about the person's previous experience with a bearded dragon

[42:44 - 43:22]They discuss the couch they currently have and plans for a new one

[43:53 - 44:40]Listener asks if person ever got a new sofa for their place

[44:46 - 45:58]They mention monkey statues and give an update on their whereabouts

[45:58 - 48:00]The speakers discuss the idea of hosting a gallery for monkey statues.

[46:47 - 48:25]The speaker who owns the monkey statue mentions a custody battle to get it into his house.

[47:22 - 48:42]The speakers joke about what they would do if they swapped bodies for a week.

[48:00 - 48:59]The speaker who owns the monkey statue mentions a custody battle to get it into his house.

[48:25 - 51:00]The idea of putting the statue in the Mojave Desert is suggested.

[49:17 - 51:56]The speakers discuss the idea of hosting a gallery for monkey statues.

[49:24 - 52:05]They discuss the logistics and expenses of moving the statue to a gallery location.

[52:05 - 53:06]The speaker who owns the monkey statue mentions a custody battle to get it into his house.

[52:30 - 54:54]The speakers joke about what they would do if they swapped bodies for a week.

[54:26 - 55:33]The speaker who owns the monkey statue mentions a custody battle to get it into his house.

[54:55 - 56:02]The speakers joke about what they would do if they swapped bodies for a week.

[56:02 - 56:57]The conversation turns to the differences between male and female orgasms.

[56:58 - 58:12]The podcast episode is ending and the speakers say goodbye.