Co-Workers Turned Friends with Benefits | Judge Mathis 

He does do that way too often.

​@@larzteedeeHi.

The man was respectful Judge Mathis just act crazy sometimes lol

@@ashleynesbitt4740 yeah he does.

He can be an asshole most of time. You can see in every episode who he’s with in first 5 minutes!🤬also he’s not consistent!!!

So well said.

This💯

At all😂😂😂 now her kids gotta find out their mother belongs to the street

Stop hating!

@@yosiah97 take your owe advice 😂😂😂

You sound like T Grizzly in Robbery series “this bitch wasn’t thinking bout those kids when she was stripping.”

@@nowyukno7981 owe advice? They weren’t even hating on you, you were hating on someone in the first place..

Ok captain obvious

Most woman 😂😂🤦‍♂️

While I get that, he also has some responsibility. He knew she wanted to be with him, he didn’t, and even after telling her that, she was still pursuing him. He should’ve stopped sleeping her, but he didn’t, and then he had the nerve to borrow money from her.

I agree he should’ve stopped sleeping with her…however she could’ve told him no about that money…like you said he told her over &nd over he wasn’t on that…she played herself in my opinion…

@@NKAB4 she did, but that doesn’t absolve him of being a jerk. He knew she liked him more than he liked her, but yet he continued to sleep with her KNOWING that would give her false hope that he might like her someday and then turns around and ask her for money. He just seems like a scumbag

I believed her too.

Me, three. But without evidence, courts are dicey. They both should’ve penned-out their agreement. They also should stay out of each other’s wallets, especially without being related to each other to any serious degree. Even then, you have to have the means & the intent to pay people back their money, or settle your own debts. I feel badly for the young lady’s circumstances, too, but if she’s raising children, she really cannot afford taking up with men who don’t respect her. Maybe this episode gave her the willfulness to self-respect more diligently.

She was telling the truth, but she couldn’t prove it and he is a liar and why would he do that to someone that was good to him I can’t stand a sorry, man. She should have been careful. It’s like a betrayal, a wolf that acts. Sweet

@@simonsez1787 What about the man? It takes two to tango. Lol.

@@misterbee66 Ion know, ask JM! Lol. He need to stop acting like the female litigants are his precious daughters.

@@simonsez1787 Seriously.

Noooo… he gets more mad if you insult someone in the lgbt community or someone’s looks 🌈

Word.

No we use men for love or money never for a call girl position especially so be for real now

“Using” people isn’t anything to be supportive about. I don’t think that was the judge’s intention. Nobody knows the actual extent of sexplay before that incident, what got said by either one, who was more deceptive. Then money came into their “deal.” It’s too bad, it’s vulgar, & it’s brutal valuing faking each other out over personal integrity. They’re still quite young & have time to begin a better way of dealing & interacting with people. But at some point, male or female, the paper trail, the habits, the loose-living & the scamming typically catch up. Few like the price.

@@ahnraemenkhera7451 i always say people love the deal until they learn the cost

SOME Women THINK they Love the side chick position. Most times it doesn't work, hence this case.

Sometimes that’s what ppl want…the embarrassing part is one already knowing what’s up &nd being delusional…

They both weren’t handling situations very well. He was racking-up parking/traffic charges and turned to her-someone he shows no regard for-to pay them. Why not his witness? His own family? His employer? He’s probably stiffed them, too. Young people aren’t usually very savvy, smart, or experienced enough to avoid being lied-to altogether. Everyone has made bad judgments at some point. She learned some valuable lessons as to confusing sex with “love.” He had the chance to learn to handle his finances himself-without involving 4 other people, including a judge. The decision favored him, this time. After his friends see the episode, he’ll find fewer of them will go in with him on any future “loans.” His parents are probably somewhat more skeptical that he’s really making it in the big city, & are unlikely to be glad to show his tv breakthrough to their friends-but I do think both parties get a small fee for appearing.

LOOL