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Jun 5, 2017 1 hr 4 min

203. Cthulhu Dark

from One Shot Hosted by Dillin Apelyan

In 1999 Chicago is home to many eclectic shops and locations. Businesses that are so specific, or poorly run, that only the hippest of the hip can stand dealing with them. "The Chumb Buffet CDs, Tapes" is one such business, run by hapless underachievers, and patronised by misfits. This unassuming store is about to confront incomprehensible horror.

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