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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2005 · 2H 49M

The Hideout - 2005-08-24 Wed

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In this episode of The Hideout, hosts El Jefe and J-Dubs broadcast from the studio while their producer, Chunks, attempts a 50-hour video game marathon at the Mega Games center in Orlando. The hosts monitor Chunks via a live webcam, encouraging listeners to visit the location to heckle, prank, or distract him to prevent him from sleeping. Throughout the show, the hosts engage in crude humor, debate the merits of various "stunts" (including applying sanitary pads to Chunks' face), and listen to amateur production bits created by their intern, Putin. The episode concludes with the hosts checking in on Chunks, who remains at his station, while they continue to solicit listener participation to ensure he stays awake. 00:00:00 - Intro and Chunks' marathon setup 00:08:46 - Listener pranks and webcam discussion 00:19:40 - Sleep-reversal drug and Chunks' status 00:30:23 - El Jefe’s baseball game and listener calls 00:43:58 - Prank updates and crude childhood stories 01:34:39 - Putin’s production bits and "nerd rap" 01:45:28 - Rap battle vote and more crude stories 02:17:41 - Douche Chill's pad prank and sign-off Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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