She was working as a waitress in a cocktail bar when she decided to summon the devil and sell her soul for fame. As you do. Hell, we’ve all been there… Of course, things didn’t go according to plan. Never have, never will…

G.H. Finn
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In this story, a young woman named Barbara is working as a waitress in a local bar when she calls the devil and makes a deal with him. She agrees to sell her soul to the devil in exchange for fame. The devil, however, is not happy with the terms of the deal and proceeds to screw everything up. The devil makes one bad decision after another and everything he touches turns to shit. The devil loses his power over Barbara and Barbara becomes famous instead.

Source: How To Trick The Devil

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