A woman refuses to pay a man who washed her car, claiming he caused scratches. An argument ensues as the man insists he did a good job and the scratches were already there. The situation escalates when the woman accuses the man of recording her without permission. Eventually, her husband, a police officer, arrives and mediates the dispute. After reviewing the evidence, including a video, it becomes clear that the woman was mistaken about the scratches. She ends up paying the man double the amount agreed upon in exchange for deleting the video. Despite the misunderstanding, the woman's threat of social media fame is resolved. The man walks away with his payment, free to go about his day. In the end, the husband jokingly warns the man that he will need more than just an attorney, implying he may need a priest. The situation is diffused, and both parties part ways, hopefully with a lesson learned about communication and trust.