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The Real World: All Frank wants is a good girl. But when you're hanging out with Steven in Strip Clubs and spending all your time performing and promoting in sexy clubs, the "good girls", at least in Frank's mind, are hard to come by. That is until he meets Melanie, a nice southern lady in town for Spring Break. The two hit it off and have a great time together. They end up back in the suite searching for a little privacy. Not wanting to disturb Alton, they go into the confessional for some closed door kissing. When Brynn enters the dark room, she sees what she thinks is a naked ass and proceeds to tell her roommates that someone's having sex in the confessional. Arissa, having had enough of the public displays nakedness by Alton, proceeds to go ballistic. Yelling throughout the sweet, "whoever is in the confessional having sex better get their skank out of there." When Frank comes out, she's shocked. After he puts Melanie in a cab, he pulls Arissa aside and the two have it out. Arissa admits that she was wrong and apologizes profusely. Frank is happy with the outcome but is overjoyed when Arissa goes the extra mile and apologizes to Melanie over the phone. He didn't think she had to do that but is incredibly glad she did. Meanwhile, surprise surprise, a real world cast is having trouble at work. Their performances go over very well but they seem to be unable to promote properly. When their latest performance "Lust" is seen by a very small crowd, Marc decides that something has to change. He informs them that they will be doing a teambuilding exercise soon and that if that doesn't help, he's going to have to take more drastic action.

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