[00:00 - 01:02]The speaker discusses the beauty of diving and how the colors change as you go deeper into the water.

[01:02 - 02:56]They also share their thoughts on another YouTuber named TommyInnit.

[02:34 - 03:46]The speaker discusses their childhood home and how it was sold after their parents' divorce.

[03:46 - 06:09]The speaker mentions that many young YouTubers have been able to quickly gain success through streaming and then transitioning to other platforms.

[06:22 - 07:25]They talk about a recent trip to Ireland and how it was a gift from their mom.

[07:25 - 12:11]The speaker discusses their childhood home and how it was sold after their parents' divorce.

[09:50 - 10:11]They talk about the different types of basements they had growing up in the northeast.

[10:17 - 13:02]They talk about a recent trip to Ireland and how it was a gift from their mom.

[12:51 - 15:50]The conversation turns to guns and the speaker expresses interest in going to Texas to shoot guns with the YouTuber.

[13:14 - 14:10]They talk about the different types of basements they had growing up in the northeast.

[15:00 - 17:35]The speaker mentions their reluctance to participate in hunting due to their empathy for animals.

[15:33 - 17:52]They suggest that the other person could potentially convince them to go on a hunting trip as a "baptism by fire" experience.

[15:50 - 17:43]They mention a company called Heli Bacon that offers helicopter hog hunting in Texas.

[17:52 - 21:06]The speaker is discussing their upcoming fight in Creator Clash 2.

[18:44 - 24:31]They express nervousness and surprise at their opponent, a Pokemon YouTuber named Leonhart.

[24:18 - 25:46]The speaker mentions their desire to participate in hog-killing with Tucker, who is a former Marine.

[24:31 - 26:01]Leonhart has recently had a baby, which the speaker hopes will work in their favor.

[26:01 - 27:39]The speaker has been focusing on endurance training, including pushing a car.

[27:39 - 29:00]The speaker also discusses their previous experience with jumping, and their lack of ability to dunk.

[29:00 - 31:29]The speaker and their opponent have been training extensively, including six days a week.

[29:56 - 31:07]The speaker's coach predicts that Leonhart will come out aggressively in the fight, and suggests a strategy of letting him tire himself out before striking back.

[31:07 - 31:56]The speaker also discusses their previous experience with jumping, and their lack of ability to dunk.

[31:56 - 32:36]They express interest in using a Vietnam-era song during the hog-killing.

[32:36 - 34:16]The speaker mentions their desire to participate in hog-killing with Tucker, who is a former Marine.

[32:41 - 34:16]The speaker is discussing a moral dilemma related to hog killing and the idea of being morally obligated to kill hogs for a specific reason.

[34:16 - 38:08]The speaker shares a personal story about trying to humanely kill rats in their home, but ultimately feeling guilty and donating money to the humane society.

[36:38 - 38:28]The conversation ends with the speaker admitting they would kill a raccoon if it entered their home.

[37:02 - 38:36]The speaker is discussing a moral dilemma related to hog killing and the idea of being morally obligated to kill hogs for a specific reason.

[38:36 - 42:20]The concept of a "rat king," where a group of rats' tails become tangled and they die together, is discussed.

[42:20 - 43:46]The conversation turns to the idea of keeping raccoons as pets and the speaker expresses their love for them, despite acknowledging their wild nature.

[42:30 - 44:43]The speaker and others in the conversation express their dislike of rats and other similar animals, such as raccoons and possums.

[44:43 - 47:43]The conversation turns to the idea of keeping raccoons as pets and the speaker expresses their love for them, despite acknowledging their wild nature.

[47:43 - 48:24]The speaker and schlatt discuss using olive oil to remove a lizard from a glue trap

[48:24 - 50:12]They talk about camel crickets and how they look like a squeezed cricket

[50:12 - 51:18]The speaker and schlatt discuss using olive oil to remove a lizard from a glue trap

[51:18 - 52:41]The concept of a human glue trap video or stream is mentioned

[52:41 - 53:51]They talk about rat and raccoon profile pictures on Twitter

[54:18 - 54:31]They express concern about doing a "creator clash" with schlatt due to this risk

[54:18 - 56:33]Their podcast will be called "Brain Leak" but it was hard to come up with a name.

[54:31 - 55:20]The concept of a human glue trap video or stream is mentioned

[54:49 - 55:10]The speaker explains that they will film with schlatt on Discord, but will also occasionally meet in person

[55:20 - 55:48]The speaker mentions shooting guns in Texas and their experience with different types of guns

[55:20 - 58:19]Eef's new podcast will have two cheeky boyos hanging out and having a good time

[55:48 - 56:00]They talk about rat and raccoon profile pictures on Twitter

[56:00 - 57:41]The term "hog prince" is mentioned and the speaker discusses their audience infantilizing them

[57:28 - 1.00:05]They discuss alternative nicknames, such as "gunpowder plus" and "bullet adult"

[58:19 - 1.00:12]They sometimes run out of things to talk about but enjoy doing "wood you rather" and "tier list" segments

[58:54 - 1.00:00]The speaker mentions shooting guns in Texas and their experience with different types of guns

[59:41 - 1.00:57]Their podcast, "Chuckle Sandwich," was started to stay in contact and has a segment where they give purposely bad advice

[1.00:34 - 1.01:58]Eef's podcast will be available online with Jacksepticeye as a guest

[1.01:58 - 1.04:38]They sometimes run out of things to talk about but enjoy doing "wood you rather" and "tier list" segments

[1.02:41 - 1.03:50]Eef thinks raccoons should die, while Jacksepticeye thinks they should live

[1.04:38 - 1.07:47]They plan to have mainstay segments, like the bad advice one, to fill airtime when they don't have much to talk about

[1.07:08 - 1.08:28]Eef wants Jacksepticeye to come on his podcast to argue about raccoons

[1.08:28 - 1.09:30]The speaker ate 14 empanadas, which were human-sized portions.

[1.08:28 - 1.09:56]Their podcast, "Chuckle Sandwich," was started to stay in contact and has a segment where they give purposely bad advice

[1.09:30 - 1.10:06]The empanadas were estimated to be 200 calories each, making the total calorie consumption around 3,000.

[1.10:06 - 1.10:12]The speaker wanted to keep the name alive and is still friends with members of the group.

[1.10:06 - 1.10:17]Their podcast will be called "Brain Leak" but it was hard to come up with a name.

[1.10:12 - 1.11:38]The podcast episode ends.

[1.10:17 - 1.10:40]Eef is very opinionated and likes ranking things, while Jacksepticeye is good at arguing and going off on one topic for a long time

[1.10:17 - 1.10:40]The medication is a stimulant and is similar to Bivance.

[1.10:40 - 1.11:33]Their podcast will be called "Brain Leak" but it was hard to come up with a name.

[1.10:54 - 1.11:04]The host mentions receiving a legal letter from Gwyneth Paltrow's team for using the name "Goop" in a podcast.

[1.11:04 - 1.11:14]The speaker mentions that they will not be at the event, but will see the host next time they are in Austin.

[1.11:14 - 1.11:33]The speaker and host discuss a podcast called "Brain Leak" which stems from the speaker's high school improv group.

[1.11:38 - 1.12:28]The speaker wanted to keep the name alive and is still friends with members of the group.

[1.11:57 - 1.12:11]The speaker and host discuss a podcast called "Brain Leak" which stems from the speaker's high school improv group.

[1.12:28 - 1.12:40]They discuss the name "Ditch Flat Win" which was chosen over "Versus" due to trademark issues.

[1.12:40 - 1.13:07]The host mentions receiving a legal letter from Gwyneth Paltrow's team for using the name "Goop" in a podcast.

[1.13:29 - 1.14:16]They discuss the scent of the candle and joke about how it should smell like mulch or mud.

[1.14:42 - 1.15:15]The speaker and host discuss a podcast called "Brain Leak" which stems from the speaker's high school improv group.

[1.15:15 - 1.18:22]The speaker chooses the scenario of unlimited bacon but no games, due to the ability to turn the bacon activity into a hobby or community service.

[1.18:31 - 1.19:32]They discuss the popularity of the question and compare it to the cultural practice of spreading ashes in Japan.

[1.19:32 - 1.19:50]The speaker chooses to be a hog running from a helicopter in the game "Heli Bacon" as their sandwich part.

[1.19:50 - 1.21:02]The speaker chooses the scenario of unlimited bacon but no games, due to the ability to turn the bacon activity into a hobby or community service.

[1.20:29 - 1.21:45]They mention the price for helicopter hog hunting, which starts at $3,000 per person.

[1.21:45 - 1.22:00]The speaker mentions not using lead bullets to avoid harming scavengers.

[1.22:05 - 1.23:13]The host thanks the speaker for coming on the podcast and wishes them luck in their upcoming fight.