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**Context:** A streamer is live on YouTube, engaging in a challenge with their moderators (mods).
**Challenge:**
* The streamer offered their 20 mods a chance to win $10,000 each if they could make them laugh within 1 hour.
* The mods were to submit funny YouTube videos to achieve this.
* Later, the stakes were potentially doubled to $20,000, but with a shorter timeframe (until 5:15).
**Outcome:**
* The streamer claims to have been in a "giggly mood" initially but didn't laugh at the submitted videos (or pretended not to, to prolong the challenge).
* Eventually, the streamer reveals they were "cheating" by suppressing their laughter to extend the stream.
* The mods "win" the $10,000 each, totaling $20,000, as a consolation for the streamer's "headache", forgoing a usual "Pay the Mod Thursday" event.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Stream Start**: The stream started approximately 5 minutes after the initial message was sent (00:00:00.24).
2. **Moderator Group Chat**: The streamer sent a DM to their moderator group chat on Discord, notifying all 20 moderators (00:00:02.64).
3. **Challenge Setup**: Moderators had 5 minutes to find funny YouTube videos to make the streamer laugh within 1 hour (00:00:09.20).
4. **Prize Amount**: The prize for making the streamer laugh was $500 each for the moderators, totaling $10,000 (00:00:23.76).
5. **Challenge Extension**: The challenge was extended with a "double or nothing" option, increasing the potential winnings to $20,000 (00:05:41.68).
6. **Challenge Deadline**: The final deadline for the challenge was 5:15 (00:05:52.80).
7. **Rule Clarification**: Using pre-existing compilations (like Bunth's Tick-Tock roundup) was initially considered cheating but later allowed after 45 minutes (00:03:06.32, 00:03:16.72).
8. **Submission by Creator**: It was noted that Bunth, a mod, had posted his own Tick-Tock compilation (00:06:27.28).
9. **Time Remaining**: With about 15 minutes left, the streamer discussed the remaining time for the challenge (00:09:42.08).
10. **Challenge Outcome**: The streamer admitted to cheating by not reacting to videos as they normally would, effectively ending the challenge (00:10:56.08).
11. **Payout Decision**: Despite the cheating admission, the streamer decided to pay the moderators, citing it as a makeup for not doing "Pay the Mod Thursdays" (00:11:13.60).
12. **Stream End**: The stream concluded with congratulations to the moderators and a farewell message (00:11:23.84, 00:11:28.80).