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A woman survives a head-on collision in her ex-husband's car but refuses to give him the insurance payout; a woman sues her ex-friend and travel agent for a refund on a cruise, while he says she accused him of stealing money from a charity.
A woman survives a head-on collision in her ex-husband's car but refuses to give him the insurance payout; a woman sues her ex-friend and travel agent for a refund on a cruise, while he says she accused him of stealing money from a charity.
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S24, EP152 "Head-On Collision Chaos!; Cruise Scam and Defamation?!"A woman survives a head-on collision in her ex-husband's car but refuses to give him the insurance payout; a woman sues her ex-friend and travel agent for a refund on a cruise, while he says she accused him of stealing money from a charity.
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