[00:33 - 00:38] The speaker expresses hatred towards fleas and describes their methods of torture.

[00:38 - 00:45]They blame their childhood pets for introducing fleas into their home.

[00:51 - 00:57]The speaker's co-host also has a flea problem but does not seem to be affected by it.

[02:00 - 02:06]The episode then transitions to discussing the poo poo episode promised in the previous episode.

[03:59 - 04:06]The speaker shares a funny encounter with a person who owns the Twitter handle @Matt.

[05:56 - 06:02]The co-host suggests trying to bully or harass the owner of @Matt to give up the handle.

[06:02 - 06:08]The speaker and co-host express concern over potential legal repercussions for discussing @Matt.

[06:23 - 06:29]The speaker discovers that @Matt is a children's radio host in the UK and possibly wealthy.

[06:47 - 06:53]The co-host suggests that @Matt may be involved in the "Elsa gate" phenomenon.

[00:00 - 06:53]The speaker and co-host discuss their hatred for fleas, the promised poo poo episode, and a humorous encounter with the owner of the Twitter handle @Matt, who turns out to be a children's radio host in the UK potentially involved in the "Elsa gate" phenomenon. They also express concern over potential legal repercussions for discussing @Matt.

[06:55 - 07:00]The speaker discusses a group of fans who are obsessed with Sean Mendez and may harass him online.

[07:17 - 07:23]They warn against trolling Matt and causing trouble for the company.

[08:04 - 08:11]The topic of buying domain names and selling them for profit is brought up.

[08:48 - 08:54]The speaker reveals that someone is trying to sell the domain name MattWatson.com for $1 million.

[11:13 - 11:22]They discuss their recent car purchases and the possibility of buying a motorcycle.

[13:00 - 13:05]The speaker mentions the recent increase in fireworks being set off in their neighborhood.

[13:34 - 13:41]The conversation turns to a conspiracy theory that the police are using the fireworks to desensitize people to gunshots.

[13:41 - 13:55]The speaker believes the increase in fireworks is due to people being stuck at home and wanting to feel a sense of purpose.

[06:55 - 14:18]The speaker discusses a group of fans who may harass Sean Mendez, the high price of a domain name, their recent car purchases, and a conspiracy theory about fireworks being set off in their neighborhood.

[14:19 - 14:27] Lego hates fireworks and animals hate them too, as seen by strapping them to kittens.

[14:27 - 14:36]The speaker's cat, Lego, often buries his head in the speaker's crotch.

[14:37 - 14:45]The speaker and Lego have a sexually aggressive relationship, with the speaker being more dominant.

[14:51 - 15:01]The speaker makes a controversial statement about having sexual intercourse with pets as long as they consent.

[15:11 - 15:19]The speaker compares it to gay rights and jokes about the potential for forced dog marriages.

[17:06 - 17:12]The speaker then talks about wanting to purchase a moped motorcycle.

[18:36 - 18:44]The speaker admits to relapsing on smoking and unhealthy eating habits.

[20:07 - 20:14]The speaker discusses the effects of smoking on anxiety and overall health.

[20:42 - 20:49]The speaker realizes the importance of taking care of their body at 26.

[14:19 - 21:01]The speaker discusses their cat, their relationship with it, and their struggles with smoking and unhealthy habits. They also make controversial statements about sexual relations with pets and compare it to gay rights. Finally, they talk about wanting to purchase a moped motorcycle and realizing the importance of taking care of their body.

[21:01 - 21:07] The speaker talks about their body not being able to handle junk food and alcohol as well as it did when they were 21.

[21:14 - 21:22]They mention having a relapse where they ate a lot of sugary and unhealthy foods.

[21:30 - 21:35]The speaker discusses their struggle with food addiction and craving sugar and salt.

[21:55 - 22:01]They receive compliments on their appearance and discuss wanting to get rid of their "love handles."

[22:27 - 22:43]The speaker talks about making homemade "elote" with cheese, butter, mayo, and chili powder.

[23:15 - 23:21]The speaker looks up the name of a type of cheese used in their homemade elote.

[23:42 - 23:48]The speaker and their co-host do ad reads for Sun Soil.

[23:48 - 24:00]They mention receiving a goodie bag from a company called Sun Soil that sells CBD products.

[25:35 - 25:41]They joke about the upcoming 200th episode and a story the speaker will have to tell involving Budweiser and a Jamaican accent.

[26:05 - 26:12]They briefly mention Joe Biden calling them and discuss the correct pronunciation of the cheese name.

[27:11 - 27:16]The speaker tells a story of someone accidentally stepping on and killing multiple kittens.

[21:01 - 27:21]The speaker discusses their struggle with food addiction and body image, receiving compliments on their appearance, making homemade elote, and other topics such as CBD products and a joke about the upcoming 200th episode.

[28:20 - 28:30] The speaker talks about having to take a cat named Mandy to a ranch to be adopted.

[30:07 - 30:15]Mandy is a feral cat who had given birth to five kittens.

[30:07 - 30:15]The speaker explains that Mandy needs to be adopted out because the kittens are not supposed to be with their mother for too long.

[30:07 - 30:15]Mandy has now been spayed and is going to live on a ranch.

[30:28 - 30:33]Mandy has been at the speaker's house for a while and has caused issues, including ruining furniture and causing a flea infestation.

[30:28 - 30:33]The speaker describes the process of trying to get Mandy into a carrier and getting bitten in the process.

[31:01 - 31:09]The speaker is excited for the kittens to be adopted out so they can get furniture back and get rid of the flea infestation.

[34:15 - 34:22]The speaker mentions seeing coyotes and reading about them being spirit guides.

[27:23 - 34:22]The speaker talks about taking a feral cat named Mandy to a ranch to be adopted and the challenges of dealing with her and her kittens, including ruined furniture and a flea infestation. They also mention seeing coyotes and learning about them being spirit guides.

[34:23 - 34:32] Saw a metallic balloon floating away while driving on the highway

[34:32 - 34:38]Saw the same thing again later in the day in a different location

[34:38 - 34:44]Saw a big metallic balloon stuck in a tree on the way to work

[34:44 - 34:50]Found a headless snake while taking out the trash at night

[35:09 - 35:14]Wanted to get a small snake as a pet

[39:57 - 40:07]Mentioned a YouTube channel called Cass Eris that talks about mental health

[40:49 - 40:59]Enjoyed watching smaller YouTube channels compared to more popular ones

[41:25 - 41:39]Interested in spooky YouTube content and true crime mysteries

[41:40 - 41:49]Podcasts are a big commitment but enjoys them

[34:23 - 41:49]Witnessed strange occurrences involving metallic balloons and a headless snake, expressed interest in getting a small snake as a pet, and mentioned a favorite YouTube channel and interest in spooky content and podcasts.

[41:57 - 42:02]Person does not see listening to podcasts as a dedicated activity

[47:10 - 47:23]The person is not particularly interested in murder stories, but prefers more weird and disturbing topics

[47:23 - 47:42]They mention a YouTuber named Nexpo who covers creepy topics from 4chan and the internet

[47:23 - 47:42]Nexpo's videos are similar to those of a YouTuber named ReignBot

[47:23 - 47:42]ReignBot's videos are short and to the point, without much commentary or introduction

[48:07 - 48:18]They prefer to listen to music while doing other tasks

[48:24 - 48:30]The person speculates that some sightings of Bigfoot may actually be these people living in the wilderness

[48:24 - 48:30]The person recalls a camping trip with their father where they felt scared and heard strange noises in the woods

[48:30 - 48:36]They discuss the use of face cam in let's plays and how not having face cam can leave room for interpretation and creativity

[48:36 - 48:44]They are interested in listening to more podcasts but have not done research

[48:36 - 48:44]There are many murder mystery podcasts available, with some being more popular than others

[48:36 - 48:44]The person enjoys ReignBot's channel because it is simple and straightforward

[48:36 - 48:44]They have found other channels that cover mysterious and unexplained cases, but do not want to become a true crime podcast

[48:36 - 48:44]They mention that some viewers have requested a video version of their podcast, but they have not made a decision on whether or not to do so Summary:

[48:36 - 48:44]The person discusses their preference for listening to music while doing tasks and their interest in listening to more podcasts

[48:36 - 48:44]They mention a YouTuber named Nexpo who covers creepy topics, and another YouTuber named ReignBot who does short and simple videos on similar topics

[48:36 - 48:44]The person is interested in mysterious and unexplained cases, but does not want to become a true crime podcast

[48:44 - 48:49]They mention a mysterious case of a missing child in Rocky Mountain National Park, with strange and conflicting details surrounding the investigation

[48:44 - 48:49]The FBI and military were involved in the investigation, and there are rumors of people living off the grid in the mountains

[48:44 - 48:49]They mention a specific mysterious case involving a missing child in a national park, with strange details and rumors surrounding the investigation

[48:44 - 48:49]The person also speculates on the possibility of Bigfoot sightings actually being people living off the grid in the wilderness

[48:44 - 48:49]They recall a scary camping trip and discuss the use of face cam in let's plays and the potential for creativity without it

[41:49 - 48:49]The person mentions that some viewers have requested a video version of their podcast, but no decision has been made on whether or not to do so.

[48:49 - 48:59]Approaching episode 200 next week

[49:00 - 49:13]Want to start a clips channel

[49:00 - 49:13]Prefer watching videos of people talking rather than just audio

[49:41 - 49:49]Comfortable with just recording audio for podcast

[49:50 - 50:09]Self-conscious about being on camera

[50:30 - 50:42]Want to avoid relying on visual bits

[53:09 - 53:20]Want to keep the podcast genuine and real

[53:48 - 54:01]Working on special secret projects together

[54:10 - 54:15]Would not continue Super Mega if they were not friends

[54:56 - 55:07]The channel has made mistakes and questionable jokes/views

[55:18 - 55:26]See Super Mega as a journey, not just a business

[55:18 - 55:26]Inevitable that Super Mega will end one day

[55:18 - 55:26]Want to keep Super Mega as their own brand, not just replace themselves with new hosts

[48:49 - 55:51]The creators of Super Mega discuss their upcoming 200th episode and their plans for a clips channel. They prefer watching videos of people talking rather than just audio, but feel more comfortable recording just audio for their podcast. They are self-conscious about being on camera and want to avoid relying on visual bits. They want to keep the podcast genuine and real, and are working on special secret projects together. They emphasize the importance of their friendship and state that they would not continue Super Mega if they were not friends. The channel has made mistakes and questionable jokes/views, but they see Super Mega as a journey and not just a business. They also mention that it is inevitable that Super Mega will end one day, but they want to keep it as their own brand and not just replace themselves with new hosts.

[55:51 - 55:58] The speaker explains that they quit Cindigo because of the passing of a friend, Daniel, who was a huge part of the company

[56:16 - 56:29]They joined a new company, Kids with Problems, but eventually faced similar issues and created a new brand, SuperMega

[56:29 - 56:39]The speaker wants SuperMega to be a fun and memorable journey, not just a successful company

[59:21 - 59:31]They acknowledge their privilege and laziness, but also their genuine approach to content creation and not solely focusing on making money

[1.01:24 - 1.01:55]They discuss the pressure to create content and the fear of losing the authenticity and soul of SuperMega if they become too structured or business-like

[1.02:10 - 1.02:16]SuperMega has been in existence for four years and remains genuine despite growth and changes

[1.02:25 - 1.02:42]The speaker refutes negative comments about them being lazy and only caring about money and emphasizes their dedication to staying genuine and true to themselves

[55:51 - 1.03:21]The speaker discusses their decision to quit Cindigo and join a new company, Kids with Problems, before ultimately creating SuperMega. They emphasize the importance of keeping the authenticity and soul of SuperMega alive and not becoming too structured or business-like. They also refute negative comments about them being lazy and money-focused, instead emphasizing their genuine approach to content creation.

[1.03:21 - 1.03:35] Speaker discusses enjoyment of creating content

[1.03:35 - 1.03:43]Would not enjoy having to record multiple let's plays per day

[1.05:00 - 1.05:06]Believes current level of success is comfortable and has a supportive fan base

[1.05:16 - 1.05:22]Acknowledges laziness and occasional missed uploads

[1.05:35 - 1.05:40]Does not want to sacrifice enjoyment for more money

[1.05:53 - 1.05:59]Emphasizes that they have lives outside of creating content

[1.06:31 - 1.06:48]Mention of personal anxieties and struggles

[1.07:16 - 1.07:25]Excited about new projects and plans to devote more time to them

[1.07:33 - 1.08:01]Talks about potential for making more money by increasing output

[1.08:40 - 1.08:45]Plans to resume recording drunk drawing once Jackson returns

[1.09:45 - 1.09:50]Episode ends with a "poo poo" joke

[1.03:21 - 1.09:52]The speaker values their well-being and enjoyment over potential monetary success in creating content.