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As an auto mechanic you pay to handed back your keys. Now with a boat the boat can be tested in a shop with ear muffs on the lower end but that wouldn't load the engine from water being in the body

That is what it sounds like. A good Boat mechanic would take it for a test run if the problem was loss of power/dying. That way they could see if they actually fixed the problem or if that was really the problem. Also, owners should learn about their boat and how it works and all the parts that make it work. Just like any other vehicle.

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Agreed, or they have crappy techs. Either way it's clear they have a procedural issue with how they troubleshoot and test repairs. but in this case, it seems like they where milking the cash cow.

These guys are just parts changers. Sometimes changing parts is successful, usually it's just expensive guessing.

I think so. The guy said, "Not the one that was put on the boat." Then testified as if the shop was the one that put it on.

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Nope this one is a reload as well.. can't wait for the new episodes

@@toiswanigan8558 it’s new to me I guess I missed it before

@@Marshallpassmore New to me too.

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She was enjoying the sound of his voice as was most of us on here. Lovely!

Oh shit! I thought somebody moved a chair!

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Agree they been there and done it. Age is ageless lol! Hit at anytime!

Exactly! They even admitted that! And they charge outrageous fees for replacing the engine bit by bit, instead of actually diagnosing the problem. The defendants had every right to be furious.

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Right! Hence the very reason the judge cuts them off sometimes, to get to the heart of the matter.

I have learned so much about communication watching these types of shows. Judge Judys show is perfect for that too lol I never realized how much people don’t listen! They are either lying and avoiding or just not listening at all! I have tried to be more mindful of that because it’s embarrassing as hell watching these litigants 😂😂😂

​@@Neenaross214 what people usually dont know is that language is behaviour. For example they may not react because they think they are not listened to. So.. here you learn ;) Judge Judy is definetly all about her buisness and she knows and accepts that. People can watch her show, people know what they are in for.. so there is that But people who constantly fall into your words wether intentional or unintentional... make you feel "not seen" or "not heard" Judge Judy often lets one party (the accuser or the person demanding compensation) speak to their hearts content and often interrupts people who "dont answer her questions" the way she wants to. (they need to make their case.. and only if they are able to .. does she really need to listen to the defendant) But.. thats because people learned to talk about their trouble differently. In their enviroment its very usual to talk in stories. Thats how people often talk to eacht other. And to be fair - thats how I learned it too, before i was in therapy for my communication issues. I just DIDNT know how to get TO THE POINT. And back to the start.. language is learned behaviour ;) It is easy to judge they are not listening. Its often harder to deduce that they just go around the block instead of directly home ;) For that reason judge Judy often interrupts - which kinda makes people disgruntled since they dont understand. And with every scenario ever so often sometimes it really leaves the question did the Judge even listen? But thats another problem entirely.. the reason why you need a lawyer or someone experienced with court so they can prepare you. In this case, there are lots of Judge Judy videos out there.. and after a few you would know how she reacts and what she wants from you. Yes .. the child in yourself still wants to be heard.. and to be fair.. its good that she can differentiate as well as she does (skill wise) But its not.. plain black and white :) What the judge does is something based on experience. And she has to. She has to go through many cases on a daily basis i guess? Not even sure she works all day.. but she speaks like she does.. so i guess a hard working women.

Just like motorcycles. Typically, unhealthy and overweight people go for that shit. Goes fast, little effort. Which is the opposite of a fat person. Goes slow, fast effort (you don’t get fat without the effort!).

Spoken like someone who can't afford a boat 😁

@@jacksonlawrence6929 and that’s absolutely okay. Not everyone can or wants to fork out thousands on something unnecessary

He does have a wonderful voice. I would buy audible books if he read them

He sounds like Christopher Walken

@@youneedtostop Yes, yes he does.

New England accents are forever annoying

TIL what 'sonorous' means

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Doesnt BOAT stand for Bust Out Another Thousand

@@theotherme5538 lol was gonna comment the same thing

Every boat is a Money pit

@@MaleStomper 🤔… row boat?

@@waynedexter funny story… replacement paddles are expensive AF bruh 🤣

Boats can be expensive but if mechanics can figure out simple issues than cost is way less because they are just making money off repairs! Like car dealerships.....

I named my last one “Constant Sorrow”. Boat was always broken.

Yep. They even admitted they were playing "eeny meeny miny mo" & replacing engine parts one at a time & charging crazy fees. They never actually diagnosed the problem. Scam artists acting all offended that they were shown for what they were. They already scammed those gentlemen for thousands of dollars. I wouldn't have awarded them a dime.

She should of had a professional there to explain to her what they were talking about. I don't like it when judges are part of a case that they have absolutely no idea what they're talking about.

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PLOT TWIST💥As the Defendant was looking thru his phone he was actually on Tinder 😅oops🤣

@@payableondeath9091 std’s are the last thing these dudes are worried about lol

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Maybe Douglas 😂😂

I heard that, too! Lol!

Hahahahahaha. I think it was Douglas. He bent down quickly to show her something on the phone like he was covering it up. Lol

@@jenniferlange5616 Poor guy. And she obviously heard it and took a beat before trying to jump right back in on her line of questioning.

It caused her to stutter. Lol

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I'm addicted as well!! I tell my family I'm working on my law degree!! Lol....

I'm addicted to the various scenarios and learning about the law. I didn't know until the show, I should take BEFORE MOVING IN pictures of every room in my apartment so if there's any damage when I choose to move, the pictures prove I DON'T have to give up security deposit because damage was there before I moved in if the landlord says otherwise.

She screams and yells too much. Way too emotional to be a judge. I can’t stand her.

I am addicted as well. I start every single day with my coffee and people’s court. Before people’s court was available on RU-vid, I recorded it, so I could start my mornings off with this show, and now….ok so I’m still recording the episodes on tv and watching them on here lol.

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Uhhh, he most definitely was a lawyer, for about 20 years. And he taught law school.

@@duplicateify Right 😆

Agreed. Start with the obvious simple stuff.

If they had wanted those parts replaced as well as all the other stuff that was replaced in the $6,000 repair it would have been a $6,500 repair instead...and still wouldn't have fixed the problem. Being that it needed to have the entire outdrive replaced as part of that $6,000 repair tells me that this was a very neglected and/or abused boat. I have resurrected lots of neglected boats, there's always and handful of issues to address after taking care of the initial obvious problems.

Stay up North where idiot Democrats ruin their states!

For sure!! The defendants witness was super heavy on the accent !!!

@@karenparker5054 your name would be Karen 😂😂😂😂

There are plenty of Republican states in the north.

@@karenparker5054 As a Californian, trust me when I say I'll die perfectly happy having never set foot in Florida.

I love the term 'part changers'!!😂🤣🤣😅that's perfect for so many 'mechanics' these days.🪛🔧🔩⚙

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Fire up the parts cannon

Agree 100% antisiphon restrictions are so common its marine tech 101. Total crap diag skills and it's 4 mins for them to go run that boat fully on the river from their location. Funny I'm a marine mechanic in cape coral, and I know where that place is. I stumbled across this video.

@@aaronpokusa3245 Ive been watching these videos for a while and was so surprised when they said they were from the cape! Those mechanics seemed so sketchy if I had a boat I know where I wouldnt be taking it! Hope those guys were finally able to get some good boating sessions after spending all that money. The audacity to know they already got over 6k out of these guys for the same issue and take them to court over some chump change and shoddy mechanic work, this place is surrounded by water they should have taken it out for a test run.

No LIE!!! #shady

Bailiff

👍🏾 and he reminds me of my college/university professor, who was a Brother from one of these Catholic orders.

He's a lawyer so yes generally he does know what he's talking about, he's just annoying.

yeah defendant had an expert in this case? is he talking about the one defendant who made the debatable repair? 🤔

He works with the crew with the cases because he is a lawyer.

@@margaretakins6829 Do you have a degree in anything?

Agreed, inept marine equipment mechanics to say the least!

Watch closely. At 14:15 when the defendants point out what was wrong. He new it was wrong. Also, when shown the picture of the distributor and asked it it was calcium build up or erosion, one says yes it is erosion while the other said no. They knew what the problem was and they were just doing everything they could to get more money from the elderly males and not fixing the problem.