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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2008 · 2H 14M

The Hideout - 2008-07-05 Sat

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This episode of The Hideout features El Jefe and J-Dubs navigating the holiday weekend with their recurring cast, including Satchel Patch and The Kid McLovin. The hosts engage in a freewheeling discussion covering gas price desperation, the ethics of "Wahoo" (dine-and-dash style beer theft), and the viral story of a man who shot burglars at his neighbor's house. The show also features a comedic "battle" between The Kid and guest Pedro Lima to determine if the comedian Sinbad is legitimately funny compared to the late George Carlin. The broadcast concludes with a "Dumb Poetry Jam" and reflections on the hosts' personal lives, including J-Dubs’ recent move and The Kid’s new hockey-themed radio segment. 00:00:00 - Intro and Show Updates 00:02:30 - Gas Prices, UPS Routes, and Craigslist Bits 00:32:45 - Joe Horn 911 Call Analysis 00:39:00 - Bestiality News Story 00:47:00 - Mid-Year Life Check-in 01:03:53 - Dimitry the Lover Voicemails 01:16:03 - George Carlin Tribute and Comedy Debate 01:34:22 - Battle of the Comics (Sinbad vs. Pedro Lima) 01:49:00 - Promo Clips and Marriage Rants 01:56:22 - Dumb Poetry Jam and Closing Visit https://thehideoutradioarchives.com

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