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'''"Partner's Complaint"'' was the
The title of this episode comes from the novel ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portnoy%27s_Complaint Portnoy's Complaint]'' by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Roth Philip Roth].
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At the Morgendorffer’s, as Jodie and Daria finish preparing their presentation, they lock horns when Daria denounces Jodie’s hypocritical attitude and tactics to get the bank loan. Jodie takes offense and counters that she used her resources to get the project done, "approach[ing] an adult financial situation like adults", and further pointing out they’re partners only because Daria’s fighting with Jane. Later, [[Helen Morgendorffer|Helen]] goes to talk to Daria about the situation, reassuring her daughter on her moral standards, and assuring that Jodie, more pragmatic, will probably not take long term offense at the fight, further hinting Jane could have the same reaction.
Later, at [[Pizza
The next day the students make their presentations in the economics class: Kevin and Mack resume their experience with the car salesman car before Kevin leaves the classroom in tears; Jodie and Daria make an ensemble presentation addressing their work for a bank loan, and Jodie is relieved when Daria makes no public mention of her opinions. After class, Jodie and Daria clear the air and apologize for their earlier fight. After that, as Daria is about to apologize to Jane, the latter makes a large speech making reference to Daria’s past jerkiness and that she forgives her.
In the final scene,
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