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Brent had big plans for what he hoped would be his big break, a shopping website; now he is suing the site's designer, Joe.
Brent had big plans for what he hoped would be his big break, a shopping website; now he is suing the site's designer, Joe.
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EP20 "On the Road"Darious demands repayment after his cousin got caught speeding in his car; his cousin borrowed money to go to clubs and allowed a neighbor to move her stuff into his home.
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EP4 "Baby Mama Is Giving Grandma Drama!"A woman causes drama with her child's birth father's mother, seeking payment for a car loan; the baby boy is caught in the middle.
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EP52 "You Dropped the Ball at the Exotic Erotic Ball!"Dawn, a high-end exotic dancer, sues her former talent manager for unpaid wages, stolen items and hotel costs; Stegen argues that because he never got paid by the organizers he was not obligated to pay Dawn.
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