Ep. 368 | Deadly roller coasters | Denver radio talents I didn't believe in | Cryptids
DeHuff Uncensored · Scott DeHuff
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Show Notes
My family and I went to the Colorado Renaissance Festival, and I met a Unicorn-man. I was also part of a magic show, and now I’m a low rent magician.
Thomas D'Allesandro has a message for the group of men who broke into his house and stole a hard drive that he claims is full of "family photos."
D'Allesandro offered the "Chilean gang" $100,000 for the safe return of his hard drive, no questions asked, and promises to sign a legally binding contract ensuring that he will not press charges on the men. And an additional $100k to fight them.
Are you sure it’s just family photos on the hard drive?
Prices of Sriracha sauce are as high as $70 on eBay on Amazon, up to $124. This is due to the special chili peppers used to make the amazing hot sauce.
Roller coasters in North Carolina and California were shutdown for terrifying reasons.
I was asked by listeners:
“Which radio personality did you work with that was more successful than you thought they would be?”
“What’s it like for Joey Chestnut on July 5th?
“What if all of our urban legends and cryptids (werewolves, bigfoot, chupacabra etc) are actually aliens?”
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