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A woman sues for the cost of an all-day concert ticket after she was unable to attend because her friends had her ID and entered the event without her.
A woman sues for the cost of an all-day concert ticket after she was unable to attend because her friends had her ID and entered the event without her.
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Rerun Air Date: June 6, 2026Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
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Rerun Air Date: June 6, 2026Judge Marilyn Milian presides over small-claims court arbitrations.
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S3, EP34 "A Dumb ID-ea"A woman sues for the cost of an all-day concert ticket after she was unable to attend because her friends had her ID and entered the event without her.
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S3, EP33 "Say Cheese, My Love"A couple is forced to cancel a lavish trip to Italy after they are served illegal maggot cheese at a private event, landing them in the emergency room.
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