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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2004 · 1H 25M

The Hideout - 2004-11-24 Wed

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The Hideout hosts El Jefe and J-Dubs broadcast live on the eve of Thanksgiving 2004, focusing on holiday plans, listener interactions, and a high-stakes bet between J-Dubs and Don Geronimo. J-Dubs has wagered $500 and a back tattoo against the Indianapolis Colts losing to the Detroit Lions, a bet that has drawn significant ridicule from the show's staff and listeners. Meanwhile, Corolla attempts to secure a date with a bartender named Michelle after a disastrously awkward initial voicemail, leading to a series of cringe-inducing follow-up calls. The episode captures the show's signature blend of irreverent humor, self-deprecating bits, and candid discussions about personal relationships and family dynamics during the holiday season. 00:00:00 - Show intro and holiday drinking talk 00:05:04 - Dangerous cities discussion 00:09:48 - The Don Geronimo bet and Lions talk 00:30:46 - Corolla’s voicemail and dating saga 00:44:41 - Dating generalizations and bed grinding 00:57:07 - Chad Dukes interview 01:07:20 - Best-of mixtape preview and Lefty’s birthday 01:17:08 - Family dynamics and sign-off Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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