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When the numbers start adding up, the judges want proof.
Carson is suing his coworker Heather over damage allegedly caused by her dog while he was house-sitting and pet-sitting. But as pet-sitting fees, incidentals and cleaning costs enter the equation, the judges zero in on one important question:

Where are the receipts? On Hot Bench.

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00:00How long did you have the dog before you gave it away?
00:02A week. One week.
00:03No. The dog was there for a long time.
00:05I want you to show me some evidence that you incurred $1,600 worth of damages.
00:10I want a receipt for a dog that was there for me.
00:13Well, the dog was there for a long time.
00:15Sir, all I want to see now is evidence.
00:17Okay.
00:17Do you have it?
00:18Yes, I do.
00:19I have pictures and the carpet.
00:21I want to see a receipt for the cleaning, sir. That's all.
00:24I have a Zill thing where I sent to the handyman person.
00:27Is it a receipt for the cleaning?
00:29It's all in there, yes.
00:30Is it in your evidence? I'm going to see a receipt for the cleaning.
00:33No, there's no receipt for the cleaning.
00:35No, there's no receipt for the cleaning.
00:36Thank you very much, sir.

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