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6:16Now PlayingA Saudi Prince recently graduated from Pepperdine University, and he wanted to celebrate. He rented a party house in the Hollywood Hills, and the owner is suing because the house was trashed. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian, Jimmy Dore, Jaime Camil, hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Graduation—some of us have one, some of us don’t. Some of us have a few friends over to celebrate, and some of us rent out a house in Los Angeles for a month and fill it with strippers and drugs. We’re a diverse people.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Saudi Prince Aziz al Saud graduated this year from Pepperdine University. To celebrate, he rented out a well-known party home in the Hollywood Hills, which he allegedly stocked with drinks, snacks, strippers, drugs and drama.
According to the complaint, more than 800 people showed up, with guests doing drugs, including smoking marijuana, and strippers dancing on kitchen countertops.
Fitzgerald said there was damage to furniture and walls and that hardwood floors buckled because of spilled drinks. His invoice for the damage totaled $86,379. In the complaint, Fitzgerald alleges that the defendants — who include two of the prince’s employees — have not paid for any damages.”
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