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The Real World: This year, The Real Worlders' job is to throw parties. Sounds tough, right? Actually, it is, as they are responsible for providing much of the entertainment for the Palms' signature club, Rain. Everyone is very excited about the prospect of getting to promote and plan these kinds of events. Everyone, that is, except for Brynn who is less about the job and more about dancing and having a good time. Brynn is all about fun...and fun means hanging out until the wee hours of the morning with a bartender and then vomiting in the middle of orientation for the new job. Yay, fun! She informs her roommates that they need to kick her in the butt to keep her motivated or else she's going to end up screwing up work because she doesn't really care about the gig. Meanwhile, Arissa is missing her boyfriend. Missing his touch, missing sleeping with someone else in her bed and now, all of a sudden, she's finding Steve kind of cute. Steve? She snuggles with him on his bed for awhile but leaves before she can get herself into trouble. She informs Irulan that she's worried that she's going to hook up with him and hurt Dario. Irulan wonders if Arissa thought she was going to be faithful her entire time in Las Vegas. Arissa says she knew it was going to be hard but that she wants to try. Later, Frank then asks Arissa if she's hooking up with Steven and Arissa is sure that Irulan has been putting her business out there for all to see and she's not happy about it. When Irulan and Arissa confront Frank about what he said, he apologizes but tells Steven it was because he didn't want to cause drama and not because he was really sorry.

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