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KFI AM 640, Bill Handel here on a Saturday, right after the show at 11 o'clock, Leo Laporte, from 11 to 2,

followed by Neil Savadra. That's 2 to 5 o'clock. And then tonight we have Mo Kelly from 6 to 8,

and Mo's her today and tomorrow 6 to 8 o'clock. And tonight, Monique Marvez, 8 to 10, and then Brian suits in 10 to

midnight with the dark, secret, horrible place in the ground that you'll never get out of.

I always love hearing the very depressing show, Brian. All right, this is Handel on the Law,

marginal legal advice. There is a cardiologist who's really horny out of New York.

His name is Dr. Zayyad Yunnan, and he racked up $135,000 tab at a strip club.

It's a lot of stripping.

It was a three-night spree with four different hookers.

Now, he was drugged, and this is a court found this by the strippers, and then he was fleeced with fraudulent billing.

And that was ruled by a court.

And so, Yunnan was the victim of criminal conduct and therefore not responsible for the tab of which he was being sued for.

A Midtown club, a strip club.

Union was charged for private rooms, tips, booze over three days.

They tried to collect on the tab in court even after the strippers pled guilty to the scam.

And they still took him to court.

His lawyer said that the doctor was in a, quote, romantic relationship with one of the strippers.

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