Sabrina enters the girls' bathroom and tells Veronica that she heard it's kind of like her office. Y'all know how I feel about that, but at least she doesn't have the door barricaded. Sabrina says she needs Veronica's help. Veronica, referring to the axle grease Sabrina's got on her shoulders, suggests club soda. Heh. Sabrina says she got a flat, which she had to change herself, and then discovered that there was no hole in the tire -- someone just let the air out. I'd give props to said someone, except I know who it turns out to be, and the only way I'd give that actor props is under the influence of a Jedi. Sabrina adds that she broke up with Caz, the guy Meg thought had a crush on her in "Ruskie Business," two months ago, and ever since then, he's been harassing her. I'm not sure finger-guns meet the definition of harassment, but I'll agree with her that they probably should. Sabrina says, "I hear that you do things. I need you to make him stop." Considering Veronica's reputation at the school, you'll forgive me if I'd like Sabrina to be a little more specific. Veronica declines with no love lost, but Sabrina offers money -- a hundred now, and four hundred more when she proves that Caz is the harasser. Perhaps they took that money out of the sound-editing budget, as Sabrina's next line about there being a new catastrophe every time she tries to study is badly dubbed and sounds horrible. VMVO muses that she's broke, and that Amelia's hotel room is seventy bucks a day. For that rat trap? There must be much cheaper rooms in the seedier parts of town, Veronica. Where do you think Cliff gets all his clients? Anyway, Veronica takes the advance, and Sabrina flounces out.