Generous Uncle Being Taken for a Ride? | Part 1 

Actually part of the government do the apparently the IRS have permanent observer.

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Right? It's not like they have jobs to do.

They have an entire social media department for this

Not the government, the voters.

They are drug addicts

I was thinking the same thing _"You get your dream car when you can afford it. Until then, buy something cheap but functional."_ 😇 Common sense suggests that if you can't afford something, you shouldn't buy it.

Yes and no. For instance, even if you save up for a Mercedes, maintenence on those things are a killer. So I'd suggest to either save up 1.5x the amount, or get an older/cheaper one and learn to fix it up as a pet project.

Same here

They look like textbook examples of pill addicts. I wouldn’t trust them with sh*t.

Or watch a 2 yo and a 2 mo!

Imagine getting an breakdown while driving around with literal babies! Negligence…

The way he physically points at her when Judge Judy asks her the questions....rubs me the wrong way.

A car nobody needs to drive around all the time as with ptsd ppl can have there good days. But kids is work they cant just leave in the garage in hard days with no sleep and a lot of symptoms.

And watches her grandkids! Ridiculous…

By reading their complaints she knew who she would chew.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I love it, sniffing the bs right out 😂👌🏾

😂😂😂😂 YESSSS Love it!!!!

If course she has no conscience and therefore cannot sympathize with someone else's situation! Someone without a conscience does not feel emotion genuinely! They learn how to mimic reactions when it suits them, but in unique situations they are lost and don't know how to react or sympathize!

@@maryjane4846 she does sympathize with her tragedy but her tragedy has nothing to do with them taking advantage of the plaintiff

Shoot I've watched two of my children die tragically. I have severe PTSD. I'm messed up. Only God gives me strength

God bless you

@@moniquejones6482 i'm so sorry

Anxiety disorders are a real disability. It's one thing to watch your grandkids in your own home for a few hours, or go for a drive now and again. it's another thing entirely to go out into the world and work fulltime. Judge Judy has never understood this. You also can't just get disability by asking for it. It's a long drawn out process and one that requires a lot of documentation. Something as a social worker, I have helped clients do.

@@Mellie I get having PTSD for the trauma she experienced but I don't understand how after all of those years spent NOT working, she feels she should have a dream car that she could only possibly afford if she did work. Then, throwing in as an afterthought that they use it to cart around grandchildren. That's the problem I have. The husband said she saved $1500. They could have got a somewhat decent car for that amount OR they could have waited until the husband started working again to add to that savings until they reached $3500.

Your so right 😅😅😅😅😅

Woah woah woah! Why would you say that? That’s so methed up!

@@ChaoticBad lmao 😭😭😭😭

Meth is not a drug but a methication.

Drugs are bad, m'kay?

@@ChaoticBad to be fair she looks it

She definitely has that "Meth Mouth" thing going on...

Her top row of missing teeth ages her

@@clasijasi Good Lordy - I would have been buying false teeth, not a car.

Yes, indeed, she looks way older to be his mother. But I believe the prescribed medication has much to do with her emotional balance and physical appearance. It seems she's been on the prescription for a long time judging by the facial contortion on her lower jaw.

@@clasijasi it would appear that both have/had a drug problem.

@@isabelbeckerman9226 Agreed. Also, if you watch her during the after court interviews, she does have top teeth. I question whether she should have a drivers license

Poor woman, she's recovering!

:l

omg, your so mean!!😆😆😆

😂😂😂

🙏🏾🙏🏾

The proper definition of a lazy worthless scammer.

I dunno it’s not like she’s wants to buy a train …

I mean…shouldn’t she be able to live her life and buy things that will bring her joy? She is rightfully getting disability. She shouldn’t have to save it for or use it for what anyone sees fit.

Her priorities are all meth'd up.😀😁

Just watched a SCAMMER video of woman who gives her fake NIGERIAN boyfriend hundreds of dollars from her disability and mothers SS checks...I'm totally GOOD with this poor woman who watched her son die spend her money on whatever the HELL she wants ! Needs to pay back her uncle though if she borrowed the money .

Exactly

I saw an old man literally dragging his leg behind him while working at Pizza Hut. If he can work, all these people can. My Indian doctor talks junk about government users. She said that people in wheelchairs can be cashiers. Even though she has a point, it's funny.

People want it and vote for it, unfortunately.

Hi. I was even thinking a job would probably help her. Of course not in the very beginning, and I know this loss is not something she will ever get over. But it seems a healthy, logical option for her to be productive. But, maybe I’m out in left field, as none of us know any of these people except for the 10 or 15 minutes of case time.

It's unbelievable. Last week I saw a janitor in the mall with one arm! He was cleaning up and sweeping trash. So many people sit on their asses and refuse to work.

But clearly says she is mentally disabled. A term for limited cognitive function, hmm, vs a psychological condition. But wither way she isnt so bright.

Lol I caught that too

He's most likely getting paid in cash also.

No doubt about it. Scummy couple. Hopefully cant find the narcan when they need it. Save us all a bunch of money.

The one who's eye pops out? 🤣🤣

​@@rhondacady7120 Lol. I found myself looking at his eyes,

😂😂😂 hilarious response to JJs question! he was pretty nervous. what he meant to say is that they pulled the trigger cuz he was working again and could make the payments. clearly a statement like that had zero relevance since they couldn't make the payments 😂

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You can not reasonably come to that conclusion

Right? Its rare when a locomotive sneaks up on you.

or the kid fell? there aren’t protective barriers at most train stops. also even if it was suicide, SO WHAT???? her child still died. what is wrong with you?

Taking medicine and being mentally ill, can make someone disabled. PTSD is a serious mental illness from a traumatic event. You have no idea what these people are suffering PTSD till you suffer it yourself, @The Real Deep Aries. Look up PTSD and see what these people suffer. military people suffer from it every day.

Bingo! Granted, we don't know the whole story....but Bingo!

She's the one who said she's on disability for a mental illness. Judge Judy didn't say that, she said that. Judge Judy parrots what the defendant and plaintiff say

While yes, medication doesn't mean disability, but there is a balance... let's take her driving as an example. If you have someone driving a vehicle with schizophrenia, then the risks of an accident (and the mortality rate) greatly increases if they are at the whims of voices. If you have anxiety and driving, then you are likely to panic, and cause an accident. Meanwhile, I remember a Canadian driver given angina medication to take with her panic attacks who didn't realize how dangerous that combo was. As for PTSD, well certain antidepressants reduce your reaction time greatly enough that the 50% chance you'd hit that kid now became 80%.... The key for anyone with a disability to continue a normal life is to understand your strengths and limits, and act accordingly.

Also, PTSD is a mental disability. Trust me, you don't want to have that argument with a soldier, as they understand the weight of their condition.

Exactly

well no? she didn't get a check for someone dying lol. she gets them for according to her, having PTSD *stemming* from a death she saw. if you don't have PTSD or other mental illnesses from it to the point you can't work then you ain't owed anything

@Sheer Reaction, till you lose a child in a horrific way, do not judge this woman who has PTSD from a very traumatic event. Shame on you.

@@trekgirl65 she’s fooling you. She’s chosen not too work and live on $700 that’s fine but then don’t want “dream” cars, get a loser boyfriend and leech off other people’s money. Using her disability as an excuse.

Your own logic is flawed. That's like saying you can't judge the happenings of the R Kelly case because your not a victim of sexual assault. Just like it seems as though this woman may be using her PTSD as a cruch, it also is the case that I pit seems that some of Kellys victims were not so much victims. And people have the right to question it.

@@trekgirl65 calm down Trekkie and reread my post if you must to get a better understanding. I did sympathize with her and acknowledged that she may be dealing with it in her own way. Did you miss that completely?

@@bittasweet1605 that’s exactly what I was saying ❤️

Yes that looks like meth not prescriptions.

Exactly

I'm even medicated. It really really sucks ill give her that but I still work

Agreed. AND does that mean the rest of us should support her and her decisions forever?

@@Michelle-bc7tl nobody said anything about that Michelle. None of that was mentioned at all.

If she watched it happen it’s because she was negligent with her child 😂 sorry for what? Her inability to watch over her child in a dangerous environment?

​@@Michelle-bc7tl yes actually

So that mean to stay on government benefits to milk the system?

Why get a coal powered car? They are terrible for the environment, get a fuel powered car, way more economical and much more efficient.

No, it's called being an adult. Adulting is a silly word I think. Because it implies people should do adult things only when the situation calls for it. Being an adult isn't something you do, it's what you are. You live within your means because adults typically don't have parental safety nets.

@@bravo2966 I love my electric car so much. There are a few free chargers around town or I charge up at a fast charger for about $3! My car does have a small gas tank for back-up and in the 4 months I’ve had her have only had to top it up once.

​@bravo2966 Brcause they are reliable and currently far less expensive.

@@Kaboomboo adulting is kind of a silly word. I wouldn’t use it communicating in my professional world, but on a RU-vid comment, sure 😁

That’s what this country was built on. Getting free labor so everyone else follows suit🥱😴

You've made that medical assessment based on many years of being a psychologist and full knowledge of this patient no doubt.

@@bravo2966 Found the "disabled" person. 😒

​@@bravo2966 well even JJ said something similar.

@@Kaboomboo If you mean me, no I am not disabled in any way. I just don't judge people's health based on 30 seconds of TV footage and get all judgemental about it.

@@bravo2966 If you read my original comment, I wasn't making any judgement at all. I was simply inquiring about medication and being behind the wheel, which is a perfectly legitimate concern.

Public transit in the US is that bad? I haven't explored that many places in the US so far so don't know what the general standard is (only New York, New Orleans, and California).

If it was a matter of needing the car, that should've been the first thing they said when Judy asked them why she needed one. But no, the first thing they said was because it was her dream car. She obviously didn't need one.

@@Kaboomboo he also said to get to the doctor, visit grandkids and do errands. I think they are nervous, and not especially articulate, but trying to be honest.

@@aartadventure No, if it's a matter of family and being able to care for the family, that should've been the first thing they said. That being said, they aren't her children and I'm hard pressed to believe she's the legal guardian. It's the parents' responsibility to take care of those kids and errands for them. If they want to help out, that's fine. But they have to be able to do it within their means instead of taking out loans they can't pay back. And in this case, saying she wanted a "dream car" to do such things is a huge issue.

@@SRFAA Most US cities are ok for public transport, but not great. I lived in DC for two years but still needed to use a car a few times a month for certain things. Most people thought it was weird that I didn't have my own car there.