Hide The Penny (Part 2)
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What is the opening premise and rules of the “Hide the Penny” game?
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Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to Destructible. This episode, amusing Bob has special friends and tasks them to play cerebral hide and seek. Mixing Mark gets technical about sound and spectacular sad, then strips off to wrestle and shake Wade. Widescreen Wade Louslip both craze a bespoke dungeon. Thinks cheeky, foxy, and orky. From TikToks to Bob's Dreamscape. Yah. It's time for Hide the penny. Part two. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.
Hello and welcome back to another episode of Distractable! I saw you were trying to take a drink, Wade, and I said, NOT today. Knocked over like
both water bottles somehow in
one
shitty
movement. It's fine. Uh welcome back to another episode of Distractable, which I get to host because I won another episode. It's a miracle. Never seen the show before I'm host. I'm gonna give out points to the two competitors who are here with me. And whoever gets the most points probably wins unless they don't. And the winner gets to host the next episode. Competitors for today. This is different than usual. Today we have special guests. Mark and Wade. We're special today? Woohoo! You special boys. You're my special special lads, you know? Aww. You feel special? You look special. Thank you. I I have I have an episode prepared. Should be a good one. Mark's ready. Mark's excited about it. I couldn't tell how Wade felt about it, but we we may have discussed it ahead of time.
It's okay because I didn't tell him what the there's a tw twist isn't fair. There's some funny stuff coming in the episode. It'll be fine. It'll be really fun. Mark, don't look like that. You're excited for this one. You told me so yourself. What great foreshadowing. Oh excited. Mark's real smile, everybody. It's that thumbnail face from way back when. But before we get into the incredibly fun and definitely not stressful episode, uh how's it go? Small talk? It's got any small talk? Any new stuff? Any old stuff? I am going to build a sound mixing theater. Is this going to the same bathroom as the uh uh render farm? Yeah, I've always thought that the whirring of server fans was good for mixing audio in, you know, just the constant
It helps generate a lot of buzz. Wait, what was I doing the last episode? Editors cut out my bottom half of my mouth and make me laugh. Wow, what a laugh, Mark. Never have expected that from you. I'm full of surprises made. So if I ever want to uh say make something and not have to go through the post-production pipeline, which has many headaches, is good for some reasons, not good for many others that I think need to be addressed down the road. But that's a whole other conversation that I'll talk about once I do the decompress after the end of this movie coming out. Uh, but I'm making a sound mixing theater. And it's actually the requirements for making a Dolby Atmos sound mixing room is not as much as you think it is.
The dimensions for the room only need to be 10 feet wide, 11 feet long, 8 feet tall, which is about the standard. I mean, this room that I'm in that's just like a normal room size, isn't it? That's not that crazy. Yeah, but that's the it's also the inside of the speaker area. So the speakers count against the size. So if you have like a 10-foot room and you have you know, six inch thick ass speakers. Like ten by twelve is like it's that's a big room, but that's not like a normal room size. Like a lot of a lot of bedrooms are like ten by twelve, ten by fifteen sort of area. That's doable. And so getting the speakers are probably the most expensive part of that because if you want good quality speakers, you need 7.1 point four minimum, which is a front, two front sides, two sides, two rear sides.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening premise and rules of the “Hide the Penny” game?
0:00–7:40
2
How do Mark and Wade search for the hidden penny inside the mysterious coffins?
7:40–14:49
3
What clues do the players discover while exploring the enchanted forest setting?
14:49–22:02
4
How does Wade use the fox to help locate the penny in the forest?
22:02–30:13
5
What happens when the game moves to the Paris‑style café and the players speak French?
30:13–38:36
6
How do the contestants search for pennies in the café’s coffee cups and under the tables?
38:36–47:24
7
What is the final scoring breakdown and who wins this episode of “Hide the Penny”?
47:24–55:56
8
What are the take‑aways and teasers for the next episode?
55:56–1:03:32