What Would You Do? - Season 9 (2014)

Daymond John appears in a scenario as a shopper who is being scrutinized at an upscale clothing store. Also: An intoxicated couple prepare to take their boat for a cruise; a teen basketball player tells his teammates and coach that he's gay; a diner at a restaurant takes food from another customer's plate; and a homeless man is asked to leave a bar in New Orleans.

Scenarios take place along the Mississippi River. Included: A hairstylist disapproves of her white male customer dating a black woman; patrons at a Memphis restaurant deal with an incompetent waiter; and a thief blatantly steals from an unlocked car. Also: reactions to public displays of affection and a greedy psychic.

Included: People react to a person they let cut them in line winning a trip to Hawaii for being the five millionth customer; and audience members at "The Bethenny Show" witness someone being intentionally embarrassed in public. Other scenarios involve two college kids spiking a girl's drink; a fed-up mother leaving her young child outside of a restaurant on "time out"; and a woman being treated rudely because she speaks very little English.

Scenarios include: obese customers being heckled and harassed at a buffet; an obnoxious diner leaving an envelope stuffed with $100 bills behind; a transgender girl trying on prom dresses; and a woman in a wedding dress entering a bar with cold feet.

Scenarios include a man trying to weasel his way out of paying a big bet; a white kid being encouraged not to shop at a fashion boutique specializing in urban clothing; a woman using a fake pregnancy test to get her boyfriend to propose; a street musician who bullies passersby; and a restaurant manager who's abusive to a busboy.

Scenarios include a thief using a skimmer to steal credit card information; a bridesmaid spilling red wine on a wedding dress; and a nanny trying to calm a toddler with allergy medicine.

Scenarios include a thief trying to pawn off stolen diamonds; a restaurant server being criticized over his accent; teens attempting to dine and dash; a runaway girl receiving a questionable offer from a strange truck driver; and a children's tea stand that's a rip-off.

What Would You Do when you see a situation that you know is wrong?