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A moving-day mishap turns into a heavyweight courtroom battle: a customer says movers left a trail of damage and missing possessions, but the company owner insists the claims are loaded with exaggeration; it's up to the judges to sort through this truckload of accusations.
A moving-day mishap turns into a heavyweight courtroom battle: a customer says movers left a trail of damage and missing possessions, but the company owner insists the claims are loaded with exaggeration; it's up to the judges to sort through this truckload of accusations.
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S12, EP173 "A Sticky Move"A moving-day mishap turns into a heavyweight courtroom battle: a customer says movers left a trail of damage and missing possessions, but the company owner insists the claims are loaded with exaggeration; it's up to the judges to sort through this truckload of accusations.
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