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Right. Doesn't understand anything that's against her. She looked like a fool being caught in lies and continuing to defend the lie. Then wants to continually interrupt.

Of course 😅not cool.

EXACTLY! Playing dumb….

The Landlord is sweet & nieve. The tenant knew this and took advantage

Yeah, that tenant was annoying and her voice made it even worse!!

Are you sure she's just playing dumb?????? LOL!!!

And that voice.

Welcome to the wonderful world of women. Apart from the Judge who is only doing her job, tehy are both playing stupid plaintiff AND the defendant and then explaining things THEIR way instead of basing things on fact. It's another world.

Oh my goodness!! She got on my nerves too.

​@@elp441-02😂😂😂

I always used old coffee cans to pour old oil in , as not to clog the drains .

@@THELOVEOFMYLIFE89 Good for you, now tell the plaintiff that.

Oil comes from the ground 😂🎉

Exactly,it damages the grass. Pouring on blacktop, SOOO nasty!

I’ve never heard of anyone doing that before. Crazy

yea in a perfect world … then we wouldn’t need court

Agree. Idk why people think they don't have to pay rent because they're being evicted. You're still living there. I know it can be hard to come up with the money to move but that's how it is.

This was during covid. Some ppl couldn't work bc their work was shut down. Most places that were shut down those workers live pay check to paycheck. So even if they were only shut down for a few paychecks those paycheck to paycheck ppl were going to be in a bad way for a while.

Happy Juneteenth

@@Bullseye1280 OOGA BOOGA!

People lost money during Covid. Stop the judgement

@@humansparkleryeah, people like the landlord lost a lot of money. She still had to pay the mortgage

​@@BeccasaurousRex270Both things are true. Although I certainly don't fault the landlords and didn't feel it was fair to them overall. It was a bad time for everyone.

@@humansparkler The plaintiff used her government payment for oil to pour into nature instead of giving it to the landlord. It wasn't just tenants who suffered. Duh. She got what she wanted, free living, whilst ruining the defendant. So stop YOUR judgement.

@@dingo1666 everyone suffered. She did not ruin … get a life.

Exactly! Acting that dumb at her big age.,

Right!

Cause NOT PAYING IN FULL, not acceptable in ADULTHOOD.

Absolutely not , I left home as a teen and this is how you learn ..she knows more now and can do better going forward ..

I blame her father

She's not smart enough to be a liar. She's lost. Her father showed nothing about his personality.... accusing him of her behavior has no merit. The camera showed him for a quick second, and I thought the father looked at her like "wow, you're my daughter, but you're not making sense-- how did I not see this before?"

like, you know, she like really is

And so is her voice!

Very annoying!

Very much so.

Bruh I want to kill my self watching her talk

The defendant really did look shocked. I felt bad for her. The plaintiff should have only received $20 for the2 blinds the defendant couldn’t prove was damaged.

Exactly what I was thinking

Your right it's no better, but it would make her not responsible for the blacktop. It really doesn't make sense that someone would pour oil out directly on the black top ,and it still would be the damage that she was claiming

Go back to sleep. The defendants attorney dropped the ball.

​@@kinguponarrival8237 The whole thing isn't right and nobody seems savvy enough to protect themselves or knows what's going on. The plaintiff played the system and won, despite not paying rent and oil being poured out of the front door. I'm angry too about that.

Calm down lol

​@dingo1666 agreed because she shouldn't get rewarded anything

Was it 6 months free or did the government cover her rent?

I agree!

The plaintiffs shifting eyes prove she is lying through her teeth.

She less like a scammer than like someone who is clueless when it comes to handling her business.

@@scribe712 I think that's part of her act. Watch it again and notice the body language and face as she lies and pretends ignorance. I think she's been playing these types of manipulative games her whole life. It's learned behaviour

​@@damienbates Excuse me, but according to body language experts, people move their eyes like that while they're going through "the files" in their memories. Moving their eyes like that doesn't firmly mean somebody is lying.

I'd have to pause to count months too. Ok so the year lease was up in February, so July would be... counting on my fingers and shit 😅

​@@Phenobarbidoll.😂😂😂 Definitely can relate

the pausing to think and looking up into the air, like she was waiting on the answers to fall out of the sky was annoying AF

Deception!

@@elishamartin9863 exactly!! Especially on very basic questions. It was like pausing to think of a lie

Millions did the same thing. My brother in law sold ALL of his many properties in MN when that was going on because he got NO rent from the lazies that were sitting around not paying rent and collecting money. That was a total sham.

U know she was 😂😂😂

hell yeah she was on that extra 600 per week unemployment money, and didn’t want to pay her 950 per month rent.

You wouldn’t believe how many people was getting that u employment money that never even worked but still managed to scam the system. I’m talking about people that doesn’t look smart enough to pull something like that off but knew how to go about it! Blows my mind to think about it. Anyways the plantiff I do think is one of these entitled persons but I wasn’t crazy about that landlord either. That whole driveway looked horrible she trying to collect on one little area! Lol

You not lying 😂

100%!!!

and if there is no lease. It's not always the tenant's fault

This is extremely important, especially for new or young renters. Landlords also need to know the laws of the state they have property in. Both parties can go to any book or office supply store and purchase a book called Landlord/Tenant Laws for the state of _____. It has everything you could possibly need to know about renting an apartment and what to look out for when looking for a home. It tells you all your rights and responsibilities and the rights and responsibilities of the landlord. Just make sure it is the most up to date copy so you know what's written in it is up to date and doesn't contain out of date laws or missing any updated laws. The books are usually updated when new regulations or laws become known. As a landlord, I try to keep a copy of this book in every one of my apartments. It a good way for my tenants to know what I need from them, and they also know what I need to provide to them. I also have a very well written lease that all my tenants receive when they look at the property so they can read it thoroughly before they decide whether or not to fill out an application. If they don't agree to what is in my lease, I don't want to charge them for the background check and then find out that they don't want to sign the lease as it written. That money is non- refundable, and my lease is non-negotiable. I don't want to waste my time doing all the background checks, nor do I want to waste their money if they don't want to live there due to the lease terms. I think if this defendant had made sure that the planttiff knew what a month to month rental was, she would have probably either asked for a new lease or she may have moved at the end of her lease. I personally do not have anything but a year lease with a new one signed every year. A lot more younger people are starting to become 1st time renters and as landlords we have a responsibility to make sure that they know what they are signing, the rules they will need to follow, and the repercussions of their actions if they fail to abide by the terms and rules of the lease. Landlords, always remember, it's your property, but they are paying you to live there. Always ask yourself if you or a family member would want to live in the property. If not, it's not fit for anyone else either. If you wouldn't be proud to call it your home, neither will a tenant, if they are not proud to call it home, they are less likely to care for it like it is their home. They have a right to be proud to call it home. They are paying you for that right, take care of your properties, and your tenants will too. The judge was wrong when she said that the best tenants are the ones that the landlord never hears from. I want to hear from my tenants, I want them to feel like they can contact me for any reason without me getting upset. I do inspections on my properties throughout the year, and I want to know if there is something wrong when it happens, not when I discover it during my inspiration.

LANDLORDS! educate yourself about how to deal with tenants who don't care about your property, don't pay rent and generally destroy everything. Been there, done that not worth it. A bunch of wild raccoons would have been more civilised. Never again.

@@melissachatwin9673 There is always a lease, or a month-to-month.

@@melissachatwin9673 lmao...then know the laws. It's on Google for free. Be an adult.

Exactly? What happened to the government's money?

Yep, way too many people looked at all that extra money as spending money.

Maybe she was one of the ones that wasn't working. Didn't get unemployment. I didn't get my unemployment until covid was over. I didn't get the extra weeks everyone else got. Thank God I have a husband. I don't know what would have happened to me. Our government really hurt a lot of families with that crap!

@@aprilpinketon2567 They also lost billions to false claims.

@@aprilpinketon2567The defendant indicated that the plaintiff was living off government help for 6 months, and July was the first month back where she had to pay. She asked if she could have until the 20th because of her paycheck, and on the 27th-she had to text her and ask where the rent was.

Ghetto!

Curious about where you put your old or used oil? I can it and freeze it, if it's summer, and then put it out with the trash the morning it is picked up.

Yeah, I have never once poured cooking oil in a yard, driveway, surrounding woods, etc. No matter where I lived as either a renter or homeowner. Most people are smart enough to figure out a way to dispose of it with their household trash.

I thought the same thing and came to the comments for this!

@@aerotaken5357Right and the way she talked about pouring it in the grass like that’s a normal thing to do.🤦‍♀️

Spoiler Alert.

Yeah thanks for that

The plaintiff did win…..

@@stargirl91291 On paper, she didn't get all the free money she envisaged. Shame she got to live rent free and shaft the landlord, who I feel sorry for.

Lol uno Reverse, I didn't see that one coming lol The defendant pulled out her spade lol

Huh….

Exactly…. She’s acting childish!🤦‍♀️

Many everyday people are not educated in law school for it takes 7 years to learn things in Law School and them the internship at a law firm for 4 years. Then you can have your own private practice. We ordinary people cannot put out the thousands for such education.

@@trekgirl65 You don't need to go to law school to show interest in your own case. Where did you get that idea from? Do you cook food at home? If so, did you need to go to culinary college? Why are people so dim nowadays, with the whole internet at their hands...I despair.

@@trekgirl65 What are you even talking about?🤷‍♀️

She annoyed me so much. Shes an airhead

That is also a sign of deception. Ask any body language expert!

I think she's just really dense and didn't bother to get her dates and evidence in order because she's entitled

I think she plays dumb…. And I think she is a manipulator

Some people are absolutely so dumb and have no regard for the world around them. It's a shame.

She's playing stupid.

@@gritsnwavy3059 not playing…is

She’s acting like she has no clue. I’d be willing to bet this isn’t her first go around with being evicted. If she knew to get Covid assistance, she knows exactly what she has to do to get free rent.

She’s bright she just was pretending not to be…it worked 🤷🏽‍♀️

She knows exactly what she's doing. 1) she had a smile the entire time that she was trying to play dumb/innocent/naive yet had a lot of sarcasm. 2) when someone constantly rolls their eyes up like thar they're lying and searching for the "right" thing to say. 3) she absolutely knew that she had to pay the pass due rent and bought only that paper hoping that the judge wouldn't notice. Which almost worked. Thank goodness the defendant asked to see it. 4) I believe the plaintiff left more than just the toilet running for there to be a $700 jump in the water bill. 5) She clearly showed her hand as a scammer at the very end when boastfullly taking about the credit she was able to get from the electric company. I wouldn't be surprised if she worked there and gave it to herself

We paid our rent the whole time and our landlord has come in clutch and hasn’t raised rent in the 6years we’ve lived there. I can’t imagine not paying rent and thinking we could get away with it.

​@LieraLolita I paid my rent too through the pandemic. I've never was behind. This woman is so entitled.

And now are screwed afterwards with these hig ass rent increases 😢

Exactly

I paid my bills, but I understand there were a lot of ppl hurt by not being able to go to work. When ppl who live paycheck to paycheck barely making a livable wage go without a few paychecks I am sure they're in a bad way.

Mm hum...

The Asian women that l have known would wrestle till the sun comes up for a dollar. They have great respect for the money.

Seems like it.

It’s not an act.

If YOU looked like that, you could too...

Right?! Who does that?? What an airhead Also how do you not know what a “month to month” lease is?! If you don’t know why’d you sign it! Such a dumb dumb

Did you listen to the whole case?

@@dec1slh sure did. Did you understand what you watched?

@@kellyannr4171 did you? After the defendant gave the judge the paperwork, JM explained that rent was not part of the filing, therefore the lawyer did NOT settle on the part

@@dec1slh and clearly that wasn’t what the landlord wanted. She wanted her back rent AND wanted the plaintiff gone as well. The attorney dropped the ball.

@@kellyannr4171 I see that you have comprehension issues, the attorney did not make a decision about back rent because it was not a part of the filing, which part of that don't you get. Yes, throughout the majority of this case everyone thought the attorney made an agreement about rent, but when the defendant provided the paperwork to JM, JM pointed out that it was not what happened, that's why JM allowed here to take August rent out of the deposit.

I love that the defendant took the money knowing she was not going to proceed with eviction. I would do the same. Late so many times. Landlords have bills to pay.

I recently had to put out a tenant and she’d only lived in the building for 6-7 months. She was late every month but one, and always paid bits at a time. Yes, $700 is better than nothing, but my tenant’s late and partial payments really hurt me financially. We can be forgiving just a few times, then it’s a problem. Glad she’s gone.

😮😂

She's pretending, but I would have evicted her for her voice being so annoying.

Its an act

Can't stand a bum beeyochh

JJ *tapping her watch* "you've got 30 seconds to tell me" 😂

😂😂💯

Right? She was so shifty looking when she spoke.

Milan talks to much she needs to listen!

Yepp that’s exactly what she said! Like guurlll a bag of chips and a sandwich is maybe $14, not $114!!!

Me too

😂💯

Judge Mathis does not like people who roll their eyes.

then at 16.23 shaking her head at judge hmm

She will make someone a terrible wife. When she opens her mouth she lies.

And that voice.

She’s average at best

Cooking oil that doesn’t always solidify, yes! Always put in a bottle and can it. For fatty oils that do, like bacon fat, i wait till it solidifies then just scrape it into the garbage. I’ve never met anyone that just tosses it in the yard 😂

Plaintiff didn't own the property so that's probably why she poured the oil outside. Wonder is she'd do that if she owned it? 🤔

@@yoyolo8465 No way would she. Or maybe she would. She's not all too clever.

Don't forget the 29 cents! 🤣🤣🤣

YES, I don't think she should have gotten anything back!😂😂😂

Did!!! 😂😂😂

@@TheeMichellesMindshe’s blk and wants everything for free

He must be a Judge Judy fan lol

Yeah he says it very often

Yep. You couldn't pay the rent, the man couldn't pay half the rent? Bye, Tyrone.

What if he identified as a women is that ok not to help pay the rent.. 😂😂😂

Hello Yoda!

😂😂😂. Both of y'all

That job wasn’t worth 750 realistically.

@@FairyGodRoma even so the judge should still do her “rough justice” and awarded the defendant something. Also she judged one area being damaged by the grease to other areas in the drive way, which I feel shouldn’t be related. It’s like if someone hit the hood of my car and damaged it (costing me over $700) but being dismissed because my car has a rear damaged already? Either way, I believe the deaf dent when she said the entitled plaintiff left the toilet water on for a week then said something.... judge Judy wouldn’t play these games with the plaintiff. This judge in the other hand is always bias to younger cleaner looking crowd cause I think she imagine her kids in their position but that’s just my opinion!

And Judge Milian just let her yap!

Playing?

That was my thoughts as well. Then to just cover that one piece instead if doing the entire driveway has me thinking will she blame that on another tenant. What made me look at her side ways was at the end when she figured she would have to give some money back she threw in the "running of the toliet"!! She said nothing about that the entire case until at the end.

I see you are one of these people who don't understand that you can't pour oil just on the ground. Regardless of the state of the driveway, the defendant just poured oil out of the door. This is actually illegal here in the UK as it harms the environment, because it stays forever and can cause a lot of damage. The driveway can be fixed at any time.

I think she’s a piece of shit, but you do know that a “grinder” is what they call a sub (foot long sandwich) in Massachusetts, right?

Where?

I think she’s a piece of shit, but I’m not sure if you guys know that a “grinder” is what they call a subway sandwich in Massachusetts. Or what others may call a hoagie

What's that?

@@TUPPERWARELADYCHAR a grinder is an apparatus that you can use to grind your marijuana into a smaller pieces in in order to be able to roll into joints

Yes!!