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Right? If you ever hear someone tell you they'll pay for something when taxes come in... walk the other way.

@@projectionv.accountability1010 If I've learned anything from People's Court and Judge Judy, that would be it!!!!

Yeah but she did

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Isn't there a saying Judge Mathis has about people promising to pay you from their taxes?

The meme made me click💥💨FAST

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Idk because she paid exactly half two months in a row. That’s not exactly convincing either

If the first party doesn’t uphold their agreement to fully pay the rent, why should the second party be held to their oil agreement?

If you live in the mountains...i think

Yeah on the East coast where I reside we have pretty cold winters and some houses have heating boilers that run off of a special oil that ranges between $400-$600.

@@Marcedes-oq8kw WOWEE, that's ALOT..guess we make up for it in CA for the cost of living, home or rent prices, gas prices..

In Oklahoma we heat with gas or wood. Never had an "oil" bill

I lived in Germany for 10 years, and we also had oil as a utility, with a gigantic tank in our basement. Kinda caught me off guard-too.

All you need is a lovable pet to hypnotize your landlord into forgiving your bills.

Yeah, she paraded out the bad health, dead employer, no money excuses. As JM says, those are YOU problems, not anyone else's.

one word🙄KAREN

I want to know what kind of luxurious home she’s living in. I rent a 2 bedroom apartment in San Diego just 1.5 miles from the beach for the same amount this woman is paying to rent a room. Yeah you have to pay your fair share but I’m thinking this woman was taken advantage of.

She always paid the rent, the plaintive said it. She never lived for free.

Pretty sure it’s legally 30 days notice, however I completely agree.

​@@jamilahzahirahhadidI agree

Lol.

So true!! Most people have no ethics, and to be TOTALLY TRUTHFUL, ESPECIALLY WOMEN AND MEN RAISED BY SINGLE MOM'S... This is "THE FALLOUT" we're seeing NOW in the MILLENNIALS and Baby Boomer, Gen X women!!! **EXTREME SELFISHNESS (Narcissism), SEXISM against males, men & boys, all sorts of extreme drugs, alcohol, etc abuses, lots of mom's and even the father's and mom's killing & extreme abuses to their own newborns, toddler to college level children, to their parents, grandparents and bunches of ignorant/ numbskull, hooligans and hateful, unethical thoughts followed through with worse behaviors!!! If I could I would reorganize most of the governments, especially in the West, Canada, USA, Europe and a bunch more and put honest, straight forward, ethical people like myself and whomever else is ready to go by the Constitution and treat people correctly and punish these devilish people and especially get all of these clowns out of offices!!!

No, it can work. You must vet your prospective roommate to ensure they're compatible with you and have steady employment in order to pay the rent. Some people just throw up an ad on Craigslist and accept any nutjob off the street because they're too lazy to do the research. Personally, I wouldn't let that defendant in my yard, much less share my apartment with her.

People get comfortable and think well I guess I do not have to pay no more.

I live alone and I love it.. been burned in the past🙄

I think so too. Def wouldn't give Plaintiff HER Dog, and Plan got mad and wanted to teach her a lesson and how Dare she not give up her pet

That's a bad dog mom.

You sound like the kind of person that doesn't pay any attention to their pet and then gets upset when you get called out for it. Animals aren't "things." They have emotional and psychological needs beyond their physical needs.

@@stonew1927 While I agree, what she described wasn’t abuse. Putting a dog in ‘time out’ by crating them isn’t abuse, it’s a way for them to be disciplined. Now if she were screaming/hitting/kicking a dog, then I’d classify that as abuse. You’re not training a dog at that point, you’re scarring them

@@stonew1927 Ibet your kids walk all over you. Letting them do whever they want can also be seen as "abuse" sine we're being petty.

@@Daydream355 You can bet all you want and you'd be wrong on so many counts. Best to keep quiet if you don't know what you're talking about.

Facts!

Oil???? Bill what the heck are they talking about

@@michellehard83 I was just as confused as you were. I had to do some research. But, apparently some people heat their homes with oil instead of gas. I never knew. I personally don't know anyone who does this but I guess it's becoming a more popular option.

@@phantasmalady9265 thank you because I've never heard anything about that before and was like what the heck they need oil for lol

@@staceymccarty672 me too 🤣

Exactly. Well written.

BEST COMMENT 👏like we all have problems lady 🤦‍♂️STFU

I believe the plaintiff was overbearing and sending mixed signals. That said, the defendant is better off where she is now. She doesn't need the drama of that control freak.

Exactly. I think so too especially considering the 2nd lease took the oil completely out.

I feel that you guys are wrong. This is why, we must get things in writing. He say, she say! I bet, if that was you. You wouldn’t be complaining. In reality, it’s not about a dog. It’s the principle, you owe you owe simple. Have a great day!

She had a cute pet.

She was delightful, but couldn't afford the place.

Is it normal? People normally rent a room out of someone's place and their is a monthly lump sum, not half of all the bills, especially for a house.

In NH and many other states, no one can demand parts of bills that are based on usage such as heating bills without separate meters for each person. Internet and cable is something else, that's a flat fee monthly.

@@ellarose1974 it depends. My coworker/bff moved in with me and the deal was 350 a month and half of bills (water and electricity) and it worked out perfectly

I hate when she does that. It’s like she is giving the person a heads up to lie.

@@traceyaz125 oh I never thought of it that way :o I figure if they’re lying at that moment then they’ve probably lied about other things too though

@@traceyaz125 yes and no because she does that about the point the plaintiff is suing for. If she is suing over non-payment of oil and the defendant says, she told me I didn't have to pay, it stands to reason she's going to disagree

@@SabrinaLWilliams I understand. But I have watched years of JM and unless the litigant is scrupulously honest it almost always triggers the other litigant to lie. You can see it in their faces. I just think it’s a hinky move on JM’s part.

@@traceyaz125 I see both sides but I think she does it when she already has the measure of the case and the other party has not provided a scrap of evidence to support their story so she does it to teach them a lesson but by that point she already knows how she's going to rule

I had oil heat before it's hard because the price goes up sometimes

I have gas but I never use it as all my cooking I do is all electric. 😁

wow interesting...

I rented a home where the cost to fill the oil tank was often higher than the cost of the monthly rent. That was during the Gulf War so, some parallels as to what we are seeing today.

@@mamacindyrogofsky495 it's cheaper to heat and cook with gas than electric.

No. Some people have oil based heating systems.. look it up.

I googled and from what I got from it, it's like a gas bill!! instead of gas she uses oil to heat the unit so she has an oil bill...

Yup. I was until I read this comment and the answers. Lol

@@supaflychik78 Some of us ain't ever had an oil bill. I have electric and gas.

I love this! Very rarely do you see people going out of their way to be kind these days. I really hope she saw your comment. ❤️❤️❤️

@@bridgoteaww, and yes that's so true, ❤️❤️

She pushed her side open far enough so it wouldn’t hit the other lady. Besides that they went in different sides, even if it closed it wouldn’t and didn’t hit the other lady.

Lmfaooo I like seeing them squirm

and purebred pedigree of course top of the blood line and then never home and cant afford half of anything

Yet she talking crap! 💩

It's the same sh!t in California😒. Tenants have more rights than landlords.

@@FartintheWind it’s crazy bc it seems judged can understand the concept of stealing food and clothing, but somehow can’t understand the concept of stealing shelter.

I used to work in foreclosures in NY, and you'd be surprised at how many chances people get to pay when they're clearly not going to. Settlement conferences have to be held before you can get a judgement to foreclose on the house, and we had files where they would have 15/20+ conferences. You get to the point where you wonder when a judge is going to realize these people aren't making an effort.

@@Pepper9873 It’s crazy. Theft of housing should be a thing. If I can’t walk into a boutique and walk out with clothing or a grocery store with food with just a promise to pay back when or if I get around to it, I shouldn’t be able to live on someone else’s property and do the same. Some ppl sell items, some ppl sell ideas, others sell housing and should be compensated for it like every other market.

@@ayanamuhammad6870 housing advocates are the curse that make these tenant friendly laws to enable bad tenant behavior that otherwise would be criminal. Get rid of housng advocates or at least fight them, otherwise, they continue to get away with their bullshit.

She came to win.

@@Etj17 yeah with an encyclopedia britanica

I think when a plaintiff comes to court with little to no paperwork says more about them than someone who shows up with the library of alexandria 😭

should have paid a;l;l her bills not some

It's hardly "spiteful" to expect someone to live up to a lease they signed.

@@barbarak2836 I bet if she gave up that dog there never would have been a court case! The plaintiff is definitely being spiteful. I believe the defendant or that woman wouldn't have made another lease without the oil bill.

She wanted that dog bad.

That is the plaintiff's point of view; we have no idea if she is really "mean" or not. I got the impression she treated the dog more like a pet than a person and the plaintiff did not agree with that.

Oil prices are not standard, they can vary from fill to fill, depending on world markets.

Yes, oil is very expensive. I used to work with Energy Assistance and next to propane, oil is the most expensive type of heating.

I understand not letting a dog on the sofa or the beds as well. I have heard of too many dogs that became overly protective and attacked their owners over couches and beds. Dogs that are treated like humans tend to be very misbehaved because they are dogs not people. Children also need boundaries and rules to live by or they misbehave as well.

animal lovers today have taken it waaaaay far to one side with the pendulum. almost to the point of obsession. that's why they feel anything harsh is "abuse". these are nuts who call their pets their "child", their elevators don't always reach the top

Agreed!!

I didn't believe the plaintiff's lies about the dog. She wanted the dog. She could have called if it was really being abused.