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2014.

You're so king in it.

I go to love it in an instant.

Your teeth look wider than no, no, no.

You're not you when you're hungry.

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You're under the influence with Terry O'Reilly.

Our bull's eye tonight is all about a pantsuit, and I don't mean a woman's outfit. I'm talking about a story you may remember, the $54 million lawsuit filed by a man who said a dry cleaner had lost a pair of his trousers.

In May of 2005, Roy Pearson dropped off a pair of gray pants at a dry cleaner in Washington, D.C.

He had gained some weight and needed a waste alteration. That alteration was estimated at $10.50

and he was given a receipt. When he went to pick up his pants a few days later, he claims the

dry cleaner tried to give him the wrong pants, even though the paperwork matched the

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