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Coming up at the top of the hour, right about four minutes after today's strawberry letter, Tommy, this is going to be for you, man.

The side, yeah, the subject of the strawberry letter, this is going to be for you, Tommy.

Watch this.

The side pieces with trust issues.

Oh, really?

But right now, it's time for the nephew to run for today's prank phone call.

What you got, Neff?

Your doors.

What about them?

Your door.

Or let's just say yo do's.

Yo do's.

Yo do's.

Yo do's.

Let's run it. Come on, cat dog. Yo, Doze. You're doors. Hello. Hello, I'm trying to read to Mr. Paul, please. Call for junior senior. Probably senior. Okay, this is me. How you doing today? I'm good, I'm good. Listen, my name is Mark's . I'm actually calling from a company called Doors. Are you at, are you at the court? Yes, correct. You guys just built that home, right? Yes. Okay. Like I said, my name is Mark Stevens. I'm actually calling from a doors. We're actually the company that supplied the doors that are actually throughout your house. Okay, great. What are you calling for, a follow-up?

No, this isn't a follow-up.

Actually, we've got a couple of glitches we want to try and get straightened out if we could

fight.

Well, here's the problem, sir.

The problem we're having is that the contractor that actually built you all's home has

not paid for the doors. You guys have been there two and a half months, and we can't seem to get the contractor to come in and pay for the doors. Okay, so you try to call him. We've tried to call him several times, and we have not been able to get it. What number do you have on them? Because if you only have a good number, I can give you a number. Because I really don't have anything to do with that. In fact, how did you get my number? Well, actually, we had your number on file as the homeowner, and that's pretty much how we had you. But the problem we're facing here, sir, is we've tried to get this guy for the last couple of months, and we can't get him. So actually what's going to happen here in the next day or so is we're probably going to have to come and get all the doors. Oh, don't wait a second. Do what? We're probably going to have to come and get all the doors in your house, take them off and bring them back here to the plant until we get... Who's going to come get out of my doors? We're going to have to get those doors until either we get a contractor or, you know, we get paid for the doors. Now what could happen is you could pay for the doors. No, no, no, I already paid for the doors. That's past tense. I've done that. Paid. You're saying paying. That means I got to double back. back. Well, sir, we haven't been paid, sir, for the doors as well. No, no, no. The contractor was paid for the door. So that's who pays you. Okay. And what I'm trying to explain to you, sir, we haven't been paid at all here at Doors. Oh, oh, okay. Well, at Doors, they should receive a check for my contract. Okay. And what I'm explaining to you, sir, is that that hasn't been done. I told us, since you have not been paid, you're going to come back and get my door about. You said, we, now who's all this? You're going to go and who are me? Sure, like, here, like... No, no problem here. Like I said... We're going to resolve this very peacefully. But who is we? Okay.

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