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Legal Claims Division here at Car Talk Plaza.

You know, I read the other day that some woman in LA is, she's, I think the legal term is seeking some sort of redress of grievance or something

from Disney. You know Walt Disney Mickey Mouse and a cute little company. She claims that the animated character Pocahontas

is patterned, modeled after her.

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

Evidently she modeled for somebody, I don't know, a couple of years ago, they paid a 200 bucks, and now she wants more because she figures, hey, they're making a zillion dollars on this movie.

Oh, she model for Disney for some other thing.

For something, and they used it, and they made Pocahontas out of her.

And now she wants more money.

Sounds like the American way to me.

I realize that this is my ticket out of this dump. Oh yeah?

Yeah, how? I'm suing MTV. Oh, what grounds? They patterned the character after me and

they never paid me for it. Which one?

Not Beavis, the other guy.

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