One of the most covetable pieces of HP-world swag, of course, was the Weasley family's clock at The Burrow. With nine hands, one for each member of the Weasley family, the clock told you where everyone was at any given time, from more mundane locales like home, school, work, hospital, and traveling, to far more concerning states like prison or mortal peril. Now, one enterprising Potterhead who runs "DC Creatives" has actually made the Weasley clock for IRL consumption. The expected retail value is a hefty $500, but without knowing the Galleon-USD exchange rate, this could very well be a steal.Of course, for licensing purposes,this was released this past June, is gearing up to perform with Charlie Puth on her first-ever tour. (NBD, right?) But theWe Don't Talk Anymore segment, he adds, “Any person who steps forward to report concerns or issues deserves our utmost respect.” Another young woman who requested not to be named for this story describes being pressured for sex in exchange for more hours at work, according to the suit. She was 16 at the time, and it was her first job. She states that after the alleged perpetrator — a manager at the store — suggested that they sleep together, she “blew him off, pretending he was joking, but then he said, ‘You’ll get more hours.’ I was really upset because I was sexually inexperienced and not at all interested.” In the lawsuit, she says she was “particularly worried about helping to support [her] family, which was in a bad financial condition” and only “gave in” because she needed the extra money to help her loved ones.