Carissa has managed to get herself into so much debt that conventional lenders are unenthusiastic to help her out any more. Consequently, she has used the services of a private lender who does not take kindly to being stiffed by people who don't repay his loans to them, with plenty of interest naturally. Carissa is meeting with her lender and trying to persuade him to give her more time to come up with the money, but he is reluctant to accommodate her, not least because his reputation for enforcing collections might be jeopardized by assenting. When Carissa insists that she really can't com... Show more