[00:05 - 00:16] Joey announces the availability of "little baby men" plushies in a trash taste plushie bag

[03:28 - 03:38]Joey and Connor discuss their recent busy schedules and how they sometimes struggle to get back into the "grind" after a break

[04:32 - 04:40]They discuss their schedules and how it has changed with their second channels and streaming

[04:40 - 04:46]Sydney booked something for them to do during their break

[04:40 - 04:46]Joey and Connor took a few days off and struggled to remember how to take a break

[05:11 - 05:17]Joey talks about his addiction to playing Genshin and the growth he has seen in his Genshin streams

[05:24 - 05:31]They joke about other Genshin streamers realizing that their viewers were only there for Joey's content

[05:37 - 05:42]Joey talks about their busy schedules and preparing for their tour

[05:55 - 06:00]Joey mentions waiting for the release of the game Star Rail for more content

[06:00 - 06:06]He encourages viewers to click the link in the description to purchase their own

[06:06 - 06:13]They mention Connor's recent achievement of reaching 300k subscribers

[06:53 - 07:03]Connor talks about his recent achievement of cycling across Hokkaido with Chris for 750 kilometers

[00:00 - 07:03]Joey and Connor discuss their recent busy schedules, their struggles with taking breaks and getting back into work, and their achievements such as the availability of "little baby men" plushies and Connor's cycling journey across Hokkaido. They also mention their plans for their upcoming tour and the growth of Joey's Genshin streams.

[07:03 - 07:10] Two individuals discuss a cycling challenge they completed, raising over $316,000 for charity.

[07:41 - 07:46]They talk about the efficiency of the challenge and how one of them struggled more than the other.

[07:46 - 07:53]The two individuals learned a lot about cycling and the importance of proper equipment during the challenge.

[08:33 - 08:39]The cycling challenge was over 500 miles long and included difficult hills and changing weather conditions.

[08:53 - 09:00]The individual mentions mentioning the challenge to the other person and preparing for it.

[09:06 - 09:14]They decided to do the challenge as a way to get fit and because one of them loves the location in Japan.

[09:50 - 09:59]One of the individuals mentions using the same equipment for indoor cycling.

[11:24 - 11:30]They also discuss the difficulties of transporting a bike on a plane and the cheap equipment they used.

[07:03 - 13:25]Two individuals discuss their experience completing a 500-mile cycling challenge, raising over $316,000 for charity. They talk about the efficiency of the challenge, the difficulties they faced with changing weather conditions and difficult hills, and the importance of proper cycling equipment. They also mention the challenges of transporting a bike on a plane and the cheap equipment they used. The idea for the challenge was brought up as a way to get fit and because one of them loves the location in Japan. They discuss their preparation and the lessons they learned about cycling.

[15:19 - 15:29]The speaker had an idea to livestream a cycling event

[18:05 - 18:15]They discussed the idea with a friend, Chris, who was supportive

[18:05 - 18:15]They turned to a friend, Rob, for advice and help with equipment

[18:29 - 18:36]The speaker researched and purchased a bike and other necessary equipment for the event

[18:44 - 18:52]They were worried about it being a crazy idea and not being able to find support

[18:44 - 18:52]The speaker had to figure out logistics and equipment for the livestream, including a video, modems, a backpack, and a bike

[19:04 - 19:11]They also had to figure out how to power everything and encountered issues with batteries and shipping

[19:04 - 19:11]The event was a success despite some initial technical issues

[19:18 - 19:26]The speaker also wanted to include text to speech for donations, but the chosen charity service did not allow for it

[19:52 - 19:58]They reached out to a moderator and StreamElements for help with creating a solution

[13:25 - 19:58]Overall, the speaker had to overcome many challenges and enlist the help of friends and resources to make the event happen.

[19:59 - 20:06]Program was created to read text to speech

[20:07 - 20:12]Stream elements created a plug-in for charity event

[20:07 - 20:12]Charity donations were announced through speaker and written in 3 days

[20:12 - 20:21]Shout out to people who helped, including mod who wrote live tracking thing

[21:04 - 21:12]Progress bar and tracker on screen was requested and made by mods

[21:20 - 21:25]App was tested every night before event

[21:31 - 21:39]Result was a progress bar, monkey on map, and animation

[21:39 - 21:44]Live tracking app called "Find My Monkey" was created

[22:10 - 22:15]Speedometer used to show chat how fast the cyclist was going

[22:46 - 22:53]Narrative of charity and challenge created engagement

[23:13 - 23:19]Gamification of event was successful

[23:33 - 23:47]Battery lasted throughout the event

[24:01 - 24:06]Custom-made IRL stream setup

[24:17 - 24:28]One month of planning and changing route while cycling

[25:51 - 25:58]Peak viewers reached 30,000

[26:21 - 26:28]Preparation was the hardest part

[26:28 - 26:33]Goal to make 9 hours of cycling engaging

[26:28 - 26:33]Test stream done in Tokyo before event

[26:40 - 26:46]Tokyo has perfect internet for IRL streams

[19:59 - 26:46]Program created for text to speech, progress bar and tracker on screen, speedometer used for engagement, successful gamification, custom-made IRL stream setup, one month of planning and testing, Tokyo has perfect internet for streaming.

[26:46 - 26:52]Person talks about being in a weird basement or room made of aluminum foil

[26:58 - 27:04]They mention saying "aluminum" and "aluminium"

[26:58 - 27:04]They discuss a mistake in saying aluminum

[27:04 - 27:12]Person talks about being indoctrinated

[27:04 - 27:12]They mention a video coming out

[27:30 - 27:38]Person talks about streaming and a custom app

[27:44 - 27:51]They mention watching the Tour de France and wanting a progress bar

[28:05 - 28:10]They talk about wanting a Heads Up Display for Tour de France

[28:36 - 28:43]They mention trying to record a Let's Play without chat and struggling

[29:29 - 29:41]Person talks about finding it easier without chat

[30:22 - 30:31]Person talks about streaming and interaction with chat

[30:22 - 30:31]They discuss different opinions on having chat on screen

[30:43 - 30:50]Person talks about wanting to incorporate chat into events like the Olympics

[31:15 - 31:20]They mention wanting to make IRL streaming like a game

[31:50 - 32:00]Person talks about their recent cycling trip and having a fail-proof plan

[32:08 - 32:15]They mention nearly breaking their bike and having insurance

[32:37 - 32:43]Person talks about nearly breaking their bike while pointing at something

[33:05 - 33:11]They discuss using clip-ins for the first time during their trip

[26:46 - 33:11]Person talks about their experience with streaming and interacting with chat, as well as their opinions on having chat on screen. They also discuss their recent cycling trip and nearly breaking their bike, as well as incorporating chat into events like the Olympics. They mention wanting to make streaming like a game and having a fail-proof plan for their trip.

[35:33 - 35:40]Discussing cycling experience

[36:11 - 36:19]Navigating roads and tunnels

[36:39 - 36:46]Challenges and physical effects of cycling

[37:35 - 37:41]Mutual respect among cyclists

[37:35 - 37:41]Using cycling as a way to lose weight

[37:35 - 37:41]Concluding thoughts on cycling experience

[38:23 - 38:34]Charging devices after a day of cycling

[38:53 - 38:59]Sponsored segment about Honkai Impact 3

[33:11 - 40:04]The speaker and their companion discuss their experiences cycling, including navigating roads and tunnels, mutual respect among cyclists, and the physical challenges and effects of cycling for eight days straight. They also mention using cycling as a way to lose weight and the necessity of charging devices after each day of cycling. The segment ends with a sponsored segment about Honkai Impact 3, followed by the speaker's concluding thoughts on the cycling experience.

[46:20 - 46:26] Bought a bike for $4000 with built-in headlights and rear lights controlled by an app

[46:40 - 46:45]Had trouble turning on lights when internet was not available

[46:46 - 46:54]Went on a cycling trip in Japan with a friend for 8 days

[46:46 - 46:54]Visited a famous on-sen town and other towns with little to see

[46:46 - 46:54]Encountered a possibly racist or just rude hotel staff member

[46:46 - 46:54]Explored the idea of doing another cycling trip in Kyushu

[46:46 - 46:54]Reflects on the trend of IRL streaming and its high barrier of entry

[46:55 - 47:01]Bought a bike that was good for lazy people

[46:55 - 47:01]Had difficulty finding the same bike for a friend

[46:55 - 47:01]Bought the bike in a shining purple color as a representation of "Trash Tastes"

[47:02 - 47:08]Enjoyed the success and popularity of streaming the trip on Twitch

[40:06 - 47:08]Went on a cycling trip in Japan with a friend, encountered challenges with bike lights and hotel staff, and reflected on the success and popularity of streaming the trip on Twitch.

[47:35 - 47:41]Narrator talks about buying a bike on sale for $2,500, originally priced at $3,000

[48:00 - 48:09]Narrator is excited about the purchase and mentions using apps to save money

[48:22 - 48:28]Narrator realizes the bike has bad reviews and struggles to update it

[48:35 - 48:46]Narrator discusses the bike's finicky lights and uncomfortable seat

[50:09 - 50:17]Narrator mentions registering the bike with the police in Japan and the difficulty of getting rid of it

[50:41 - 50:50]Narrator expresses love for the bike and hopes to use it for a trip in Europe

[50:50 - 51:01]Narrator reflects on how the bike made cycling easier and more enjoyable

[52:48 - 52:54]Narrator jokes about being a "connocyclist" and talks about nerfing themselves during a previous cycling trip

[53:01 - 53:11]Narrator talks about the difficulty of cycling in wind and mentions professional cyclists having a team to help with wind conditions

[47:08 - 53:35]Narrator describes buying a bike on sale, struggling with updates and accessories, and expresses love for the bike despite difficulties with wind and the uncomfortable seat. They also joke about being a "connocyclist" and mention their previous cycling trip.

[53:35 - 53:43]Lucky to have had some perfect days during cycling trip

[53:44 - 53:52]Experienced rain, which made for miserable conditions

[53:44 - 53:52]Should have hired someone to block wind like an Olympic team

[53:44 - 53:52]Followed Chris for wind protection

[53:53 - 53:58]Chris was patient and wanted to go in front of narrator

[53:58 - 54:13]Narrator felt like they could cycle forever on some days

[53:58 - 54:13]Did a 120 km day and felt good enough to do more

[54:19 - 54:26]Some days were harder than others, similar to exercising in general

[55:15 - 55:24]Drinking in Sepora the night before led to narrator's best cycling day

[55:31 - 55:36]Cycling trip was rough on some days, but overall a great experience

[55:42 - 55:47]Drinking beer during the trip helped with water retention

[55:59 - 56:06]Narrator recommends doing something crazy like this trip

[56:11 - 56:16]This year has been crazy and narrator wants to do another crazy event

[57:10 - 57:24]Learning a language is similar to cycling trip - there are more efficient ways, but having fun is important

[58:36 - 58:42]Had to wake up at 5 am to catch a train for filming

[58:54 - 59:02]Wake up early is a top tip for long distance cycling

[59:02 - 59:11]Arguments with Chris about what time to wake up

[59:02 - 59:11]Narrator wanted to wake up earlier, but Chris was not a morning person

[59:17 - 59:23]Cycling trip was tough and took a toll on daily life

[53:35 - 59:46]Lucky to have had perfect days during cycling trip, experienced rain and should have hired wind blocker, followed Chris for wind protection, some days felt like could cycle forever, did a 120 km day, some days were harder, drinking in Sepora helped with best cycling day, recommends doing something crazy, this year has been crazy and wants to do another crazy event, learning a language is similar to cycling trip, tough on daily life, arguments with Chris about waking up early, but narrator wanted to wake up earlier.

[1.05:15 - 1.05:21] The speaker and Chris have been doing video shoots together, sometimes with a lot of people.

[1.05:28 - 1.05:34]For the sake of the shoot, sacrifices must be made, including waking up early.

[1.05:28 - 1.05:34]Chris normally controls everything on his videos and avoids waking up early.

[1.05:28 - 1.05:34]The speaker argued that it was better to wake up early and sacrifice sleep for safety.

[1.05:28 - 1.05:34]The speaker believes that at their age, they know what their bodies are capable of in terms of sleep.

[1.05:28 - 1.05:34]The speaker's solution was to go to bed earlier, while Chris was staying up late for work.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]The speaker was insistent on not cycling in the dark for safety reasons.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]Eventually, they compromised and started at 8:30 am instead of 9:30 am.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]Everyone else was going to bed early, so the speaker suggested just going to bed at 10 pm.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]The speaker values sleep, but is willing to sacrifice it for the sake of a video shoot.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]They have previously sacrificed sleep for the sake of a video shoot in Hakodate.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]The speaker and Chris sometimes argue about who is in charge of the shoot.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]The speaker pushed back on starting at 10 am because it would make it harder for them to complete the 8-day, 95 km cycling trip.

[1.05:34 - 1.05:44]The speaker states that Chris likes to be in control of shoots, but this was a joint shoot.

[59:46 - 1.05:44]30 am. The speaker values sleep, but is willing to sacrifice it for the sake of a video shoot.

[1.05:44 - 1.05:52]The speaker and their friend were finishing a trip before sunset, going at a slow pace and stopping for lunch.

[1.05:53 - 1.06:02]Originally, the last day was going to be 160, but they had to wake up at 4 a.m. and spread out the remaining distance.

[1.06:18 - 1.06:23]Instead of doing 80, 100, 160, they did 120, 110, 110, making it three tough days instead of two normal days and one tough day.

[1.06:36 - 1.06:47]The speaker compares their experience to marines running 100 kilometers a day, emphasizing the importance of preparation.

[1.07:18 - 1.07:25]They mention a crazy schedule they had in the past and how they were able to handle it with proper preparation.

[1.07:41 - 1.07:54]The speaker's body adapted quickly to the intense physical activity, making hills easier to cycle after just a few days.

[1.08:47 - 1.08:53]They struggled to eat enough protein during the trip but still managed to complete it.

[1.10:38 - 1.10:44]The speaker wanted to do something unique on Twitch, constantly pushing the boundaries and addicted to creating content.

[1.11:28 - 1.11:35]They feel fulfilled and happy when making things and get burnt out when not working on a project.

[1.11:48 - 1.11:54]The speaker and their friends constantly plan and work towards new goals, keeping each other on their toes.

[1.05:44 - 1.12:21]In summary, the speaker and their friend finished a trip at a slow pace, had to adjust their plans due to time constraints, and constantly push themselves to create unique content and reach new goals.

[1.12:23 - 1.12:30]A person is motivated by another person to do bench presses

[1.12:30 - 1.12:36]The person wants to do a kayaking stream

[1.12:36 - 1.12:42]They discuss the challenges of doing a kayaking stream, including the risk of falling and damaging equipment

[1.13:10 - 1.13:17]They mention using plastic housing for cameras and possibly using a 3D printer for a setup

[1.14:49 - 1.14:54]They talk about the possibility of doing a kayaking stream with a third person camera and a wireless mic

[1.15:51 - 1.15:58]They discuss the challenges of using Google Maps in less developed areas

[1.16:34 - 1.16:40]The person shares a story about getting lost in Thailand due to following Google Maps

[1.18:08 - 1.18:18]They mention a recent experience with Google Maps in Shizoka, Japan

[1.12:23 - 1.18:41]The person discusses their desire to do a kayaking stream and potential challenges, as well as their experience with using Google Maps in different locations.

[1.18:42 - 1.18:49]Narrator discusses Google Maps' lack of alternative routes for destination

[1.19:22 - 1.19:37]Narrator criticizes Google for not using personal information to improve accuracy of maps

[1.19:37 - 1.19:42]Narrator compares Google to a friend giving directions

[1.20:05 - 1.20:17]Advertisement for Boxoo Japanese snack box

[1.20:40 - 1.20:53]Advertisement for Boxoo Japanese snack box

[1.20:53 - 1.21:00]Narrator discusses benefits of having a car while cycling

[1.21:47 - 1.21:53]Narrator and friend attend Cigaros concert and describe their unique style and emotional impact

[1.23:19 - 1.23:30]Audience struggles to describe Cigaros' music and compares it to a spiritual experience

[1.25:34 - 1.25:41]Narrator and friend describe the intense and immersive experience of the concert

[1.18:42 - 1.25:47]Narrator discusses Google Maps, attends Cigaros concert, and experiences intense emotional impact.

[1.25:47 - 1.25:52] The speaker discusses how difficult it is to explain the feeling of attending a gig.

[1.25:52 - 1.26:03]They made a video about their experience at a concert, but struggled to accurately describe it.

[1.26:26 - 1.26:37]The concert lasted around 2-3 hours and had a powerful moment of silence.

[1.26:26 - 1.26:37]The speaker was in awe of the band's ability to utilize silence in their music.

[1.26:44 - 1.26:52]The audience of 8,000 people was completely silent during this moment.

[1.27:40 - 1.27:51]The concert also had impressive light effects.

[1.28:36 - 1.28:42]The speaker compares the experience to watching a life-changing movie.

[1.30:06 - 1.30:16]The speaker and their friend have differing opinions on the cinematic experience for movies.

[1.30:06 - 1.30:16]The speaker mentions that not every film needs to be watched in a theater.

[1.31:50 - 1.31:55]The discussion shifts to talking about Quentin Tarantino films.

[1.31:55 - 1.32:05]They mention the movie "Your Name" as an example of a film that is best experienced in a theater.

[1.32:37 - 1.32:43]The speaker believes that most films are better experienced in a theater, while their friend disagrees.

[1.32:49 - 1.32:55]The speaker mentions that they have not watched a Tarantino film in a theater.

[1.25:47 - 1.32:55]Overall, the speaker had a life-changing experience at the concert and compares it to a cinematic experience.

[1.32:56 - 1.33:03]Person discussing their love for watching films in the cinema

[1.33:03 - 1.33:15]Believes most films are better in the cinema due to the creation process and screen size

[1.34:00 - 1.34:06]Realization that default TV settings are usually bad and can be improved with calibration devices

[1.34:34 - 1.34:39]Compares cinema experience to manga reprints and different TV settings

[1.34:45 - 1.34:51]Expresses frustration with friend's TV settings and changing colors on TVs

[1.35:03 - 1.35:10]Personal experience with not noticing color differences in own media due to lack of knowledge of correct settings

[1.35:29 - 1.35:36]Discussion on the importance of color accuracy in media and the impact on viewers

[1.37:32 - 1.37:41]Explanation of filming techniques to ensure media looks good on all devices

[1.38:31 - 1.38:36]Mention of Avatar as an example of a film that is only watchable in a cinema setting

[1.39:29 - 1.39:35]Initial skepticism towards the "magic of cinema" concept, but understanding after watching the film "Your Name"

[1.32:56 - 1.39:35]Person discusses their love for watching films in the cinema and explains the importance of color accuracy in media. They also mention examples of films that are only enjoyable in a cinema setting and their realization of the "magic of cinema" after watching a film in the theater.

[1.39:48 - 1.40:01]Discussion about two movies: "Your Name" and "Silent Voice"

[1.40:53 - 1.41:01]Comparison of plot and characters in the two movies

[1.40:53 - 1.41:01]Different experiences of watching movies in cinemas vs. on TV

[1.41:34 - 1.41:43]Importance of communal aspect in live shows and concerts

[1.42:33 - 1.42:38]The energy and magic of experiencing something live with a crowd

[1.42:56 - 1.43:02]Differences in experiencing live performances through media vs. in person

[1.43:38 - 1.43:47]Comparison to animals and their communal behaviors

[1.44:40 - 1.44:54]Preference for live recordings over studio recordings

[1.39:36 - 1.46:17]Discussion about the differences in experiencing media live vs. through recordings and the importance of communal experiences in live shows and concerts.

[1.46:17 - 1.46:23]Deaf Punk's live album was well recorded and different from their studio versions

[1.46:50 - 1.46:59]The content of a live album should be something that cannot be found in a studio version

[1.51:31 - 1.52:03]Stand-up comedians use pauses to enhance their jokes and create a flow

[1.53:12 - 1.53:19]The speaker has seen a variety of live plays and enjoys them

[1.53:24 - 1.53:34]Rocky Horror Picture Show is a favorite musical, while Cats and Death Note musicals were disappointing

[1.54:21 - 1.54:30]The speaker has a love-hate relationship with musicals, preferring them in stage form rather than film

[1.55:00 - 1.55:13]The speaker prefers musicals that match a ridiculous or over-the-top storyline

[1.57:16 - 1.57:24]Musicals based on anime and manga have been produced, including Death Note and My Hero Academia

[1.58:15 - 1.58:26]The speaker has recently been watching traditional Japanese storytelling known as Rocco

[1.46:17 - 1.58:32]Overall, the speaker has a fascination with the unique entertainment aspect of musicals and live performances.

[1.58:39 - 1.58:49]Original stand-up comedy where performer sits and uses only a fan as a prop

[1.59:04 - 1.59:18]Inspired by reading a manga

[1.59:32 - 1.59:48]Appreciation for subtle expressions and mannerisms in storytelling

[2.00:35 - 2.00:41]Enthralling to watch even if you don't fully comprehend the story

[2.00:41 - 2.00:47]Similar to a skilled family member telling stories

[2.00:47 - 2.00:58]Similar feeling to being read a story as a child

[2.00:47 - 2.00:58]Reminds of childhood storytime

[2.01:05 - 2.01:12]Introduced to performance through anime and manga

[2.01:05 - 2.01:12]Surprised it was a specific manga that got them into it

[2.01:20 - 2.01:30]Comparison to rakugo and its lack of power-ups

[2.01:58 - 2.02:14]Would love to see rakugo performance live

[2.02:14 - 2.02:21]Similar feeling to watching kabuki or Shakespeare without understanding the language

[2.02:28 - 2.02:35]Recommendation to watch Shakespeare live in London

[2.03:03 - 2.03:18]Standing in the pit for the peasant experience

[2.03:18 - 2.03:24]Affordable tickets

[2.03:53 - 2.03:59]Favorite Shakespeare play is Macbeth

[2.04:04 - 2.04:20]Misses live performances due to current circumstances

[2.04:20 - 2.04:26]Plans for a future live show

[2.04:55 - 2.05:02]Reminder to join Patreon and follow on social media for more live experiences

[1.58:32 - 2.05:11]Original stand-up comedy inspired by manga, appreciation for subtle expressions in storytelling, introduced to performance through anime and manga, comparison to rakugo, would love to see live performance, recommendations to watch Shakespeare live, affordable tickets, misses live performances due to circumstances, plans for future live show.