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Courtney may have slept with a stranger for $100,000, may owe the IRS $100,000, or may have spent $100,000 on therapy.
Courtney may have slept with a stranger for $100,000, may owe the IRS $100,000, or may have spent $100,000 on therapy.
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S3, EP50Monica may have sex only on weekends, her father may support her until her sugar-daddy can, or she may have to talk to her mother five times a day.
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S3, EP52 "Dental Darling"Alem may use retirement communities to secure an inheritance, may crash funerals to meet women or may use Gamblers Anonymous to scam addicts.
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S3, EP48Johnny may refuse to tip wait staff, may have slept with two cast members of "Jersey Shore" or may break up with a partner for gaining weight.
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S3, EP60 "Inked Lips"Stephanie may have secretly used an ex's credit card to buy an engagement ring, may be an exhibitionist who loves to put her body on display, or may be wanted for being an accessory to a bank robbery.
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