| abstract | - After becoming one of the top salesmen at Quahog Realty, the owner talks him into dumping a condo at Prescott Towers. Finding out that Quagmire just became flush with cash following his twentieth year as a pilot, he tricks him into buying it. But when he discovers it is nothing like what he was led to believe, with a child-shaped stain on the carpet, a head in the freezer and no ocean view, Brian decides to avoid him for the seventy two hours required by law for buyers to change their minds.
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