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Wraith Babes: Above Average Singer
Bing has acquired 12 million merits from his dead sibling and has the advantage of skipping advertisement. In the bartroom Bing catches Abi singing; he persuades her to go into Hot Shots, which offers a possibility for people to escape the slave-like world around them. Bing persuade Abi and, feeling there is nothing "genuine" worth purchasing, buys the ticket for Abi. The judges Wraith, Hope, Charity, and the public like Abi singing "Anyone Who Knows What Love Is", however they state there is no space for a "Above Average Singer" and rather allow Abi to end up as a porn actress in a television show called "Wraith Babes". Subsequent to incitation from the judges and the public, Abi agree. Bing comes back to his room without Abi and any merits.
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