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The Drew Carey Show: Nicki Fifer, a real-estate agent working with Drew's new neighbors, asks him to allow them to store a dumpster in his yard during construction. He agrees, even though she refuses his request that they not work too early in the morning. Drew realizes that he is a total pushover, and vows to become more assertive. Drew taps into the boardroom with his computer so that he can review footage of his meeting and hear the board's comments about him. Mimi discovers Kate watching the video, but Kate buys her off. Drew and Mimi see Larry and Mrs. Louder having sex in the boardroom. Wick continues to convalesce at Mimi's house, and she convinces him that the store is in ruins. She asks him what to do about Larry, but he has mellowed and doesn't seem upset by the tryst. Mrs. Louder fires Larry, telling him that Wick sent a memo threatening to expose the video of them together. Larry's wife finds out about the affair and throws him out. Drew is promoted to Larry's old job. The guilt-ridden Drew lets him move into the basement. A drunken Mrs. Louder shows up and pays off Larry. She reveals that Drew took his job, but Larry feels that Drew isn't cutthroat enough to survive. Drew resigns from the board after Mrs. Louder tries to get him to plant stolen jewelry in Mimi's purse. He wants to fire her for just reasons. Drew fights back against the neighbors until Nicki agrees to remove their junk from his lawn. She turns down a date with him, but won't tell him why. Kate and Oswald begin secretly dating.

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