Child support garnishment
A caller from the district attorney's office tells a woman that her check will be garnished for her husband's unpaid child support. She threatens to quit her job, saying she won't support someone else's kids.
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A caller from the district attorney's office tells a woman that her check will be garnished for her husband's unpaid child support. She threatens to quit her job, saying she won't support someone else's kids.
An attorney calls a man about his underwear found in a retirement home resident's room.
Nephew Tommy poses as an attorney named Carl and calls Sherry to tell her that DeAndre wants a prenuptial agreement signed before their wedding, or the wedding is off. Sherry erupts over DeAndre's lack of money and unpaid wedding costs before Tommy reveals the prank.
An attorney calls Miss Jones claiming she owes her ex-husband $18,000 from a divorce settlement seven years ago and threatens to garnish her wages.
Attorney claims a woman owes her ex-husband $18,000 from a divorce settlement, threatens garnishment, then reveals it's a prank by her sister Janice.
An attorney calls a woman about her grandmother's inheritance, but another family member has signed for it, causing a dispute.
A man is accused of leaving his underwear at a senior center, gets angry, and hangs up; the prank is revealed by Doris.
A man calls a caterer claiming she served rabbit instead of chicken at a party. She denies it and gets angry.
A caterer calls Tammy to apologize for accidentally serving rabbit instead of chicken at her aunt's birthday party and offers a small credit.
Nephew Tommy poses as Terrence Walker from OBB in Dallas, claiming a $2 million grant and Dallas Morning News award were denied because of Rep. Jasmine Crockett's TV comments. He urges her to stay quiet for four years before revealing the prank.
A man calls a father claiming he is behind on child support and must pay until his son turns 21, even though the son is about to turn 18.
A fake child support agent tells a father his payments will extend to age 21 despite his check stubs proving payments.