Shortchanging a Guy 

I was 25 when I started watching this.... now I am 75

Getting a direct answer from either one of these guys is like pulling teeth.

I watched my lawn grow 4 inches in the time it took these two windbags to finish their case. Now i gotta go hire Robert's guys to cut my lawn as a side job 😂

These 2 are the worst litigants to have for a 38 minute episode

Holy crap... 38 minutes? Is this a criminal trial or something 😂😂😂

How to make a short story very very very very Long 😴 😴

WHY CAN’T THESE GROWN MEN JUST ANSWER SIMPLE QUESTIONS?!!!!

Don't go back, go forward😂😂😂

Judge: Asks yes/no question Litigants: See, the thing about the other guy ...

These 2 guys deserve each other .

Sheesh! These two men have exhausted me … just answer the question damn

This is insufferable.

Omg I tried y'all !! But can't finish this case😅!!! They so long winded!🤦🏾

There were sooo many cases I wished dragged on more than this one. 😑…it was painful but I couldn’t stop watching. LOL 😆

i felt every 38 mins of this episode

These guys are both absolutely nuts. Imagine being so complicated over something as asinine as paying someone for yard work. Imagine if it was over something important for big money.

So Robert, the defendant, lost the case. Judge Milan concluded he cannot charge Jack, the plaintiff, for the use of his equipment that “his employees” used. Since Robert chose to part ways with Jack, he had to return $300 of the monies given to him from his current contract with Jack….:I believe. Conversation with Doug -Robert believes Jack is conniving for going behind his back and using his employees for a side job. Jack doesn’t care too much because he hired new guys to care for his lawn. He wasn’t happy that he didn’t receive more money back but respects the judge decision. He believes Robert was sending him phony bills and was charging him for frivolous things. This is what I took from this damn near 40 minute slug show.

I thought this was a double-case episode. Boy was I wrong 😅😂

When JM says, "I've been warned about you two", I want to know who warned her? Production team?

Judge Milian: "I dont know what any of what you said means" 😂😂😅😂

Why wasn't this called "hit the road jack"?

These guys are TERRIBLE communicators, businessmen and listeners!! 🤦🏼‍♀️

Who pays me for my 38 minutes wasted?!

Why does the defendant look like just he’s from who who ville 😂

The way this guy blinks

This case was so dull it practically put me to sleep. I've witnessed more excitement watching soil on the gardening channel. It was incredibly tedious to watch; it took two whole business days for the litigants to respond to a single question. I'm not sure I even remember what the case was originally about. Even during their conversation with Doug in the hallway, they seemed to carry on as if anyone cared to listen. Adding insult to injury, the case went on for an extra 38 minutes, as if determined to test the patience of everyone involved.

Omgggggggggggggggggggggg I know judge needed a glass of wine or 2 after that case 😩🤣

The judges make me laugh!!! 😂😂😂 when John starts goading Marilyn lol!!! I could watch a show of just them interacting

'' Thing is with Jack, when you send him a contract he always has a question '' The dude is mad that Jack has his stuff together. Ridiculous. His employees are probably ripping him off really good every week.

This case is not worth 38 minutes. Obviously a covid taping and they needed to fill airtime 😂😂

These guys talk like they don't know how without walking through their feelings first.

Im glad everyone noticed the video length and not just me.

I’ve noticed these cases have been getting longer and longer 😂

I love the judges. ❤

They must be criminals because what the heck??? Answer the darn questions!!

Hes mad because the people he takes advantage of took advantage of him😅😅😅😅

They should have paid the judge to listen to the two of them. Between Jack who kept repeating himself and the defendant and his repeated “uh”. That’s why it took so long.

My favorite part of this case was in Season 9, Episode 7

His eye blinking drove me crazy.

OMG it was like a circus, This was a case she will probably go home and have a drink with her husband the Judge.

I own my own business an i make every employee sign a contact that says they can not do side jobs with my current customers but can do side jobs on their own personal time as long as they are not my customers

I’m stopping at eight minutes. I cannot take another 30 minutes of these two.

Why would you ask the employee instead of the boss to do work if your not trying to screw the boss out of his cut and then act like you did nothing wrong,you knew WTF you were doing!

Be thankful for what you got sir! Judge could’ve ruled in favor of the defendant! Move forward with a cheerful heart!

Video is long and droning TLDW plaintiff suing for $1,560 Won $300

Defendant seems drunk AF.

I doubt that old geezer the plaintiff ever invited Juan over to his house for dinner or was friends with Juan. 😂😂

No one can answer a question!

He does make a point that there is nothing wrong with making extra coins on the side but if you are going to do it use your own tools or if you don't have your own just rent

Plaintiff is miserable.

Defendant is a complete jerk. Pissed for some of his men did the work they were supposed to do.

Non-compete clause. Easy fix

I Loved the conversation between the 2 Judges after the verdict! That was a classic!!!

The defendant looks like the Mayor from The Grinch 😂

Come on, guy answered the simple question.Beyond us with the judge

What an A-hole 😢 Dudes just butt hurt they cut him out of the Job. 😢…..

way too long.....i could barely get thru this one....

I understand why she went with the contractors amount for spring clean up. We have a landscape business and everything is going up faster than you can keep up- gas, fertilizer, labor, insurance, liability, printer cartridges, equipment, upkeep on the trucks and trailers, internet, phone- everything you need to keep a business going. I’m glad she believed him on that.

Judge Judy would say, the only one getting emotional distress is me😊

The Bailiff laugh is slaying me.

One of those ones where I skip to the end because I cannot take the yapping!😂

Defendant hired workers out from under contractor, that in itself should make him lose.

I'm EXHAUSTED listening to this. The plaintiff hinting that the defendant said he "owns" his workers and that he took offense was a low blow.

I’m not even sure I can finish this one!

There is SO MUCH work in our state, the Plaintiff is EXACTLY who you don't bother to work for, ever, considering how many other clients are in the wings. Buh bah.

These two couldn’t explain themselves out of a paper bag. Every time she asked a question I was like…here we go again.

They are HILARIOUS! I'm a big fan.

Everybody wants Juan to do their housework!! 🤣✊🏽

If their are so many landscaping guys the plaintiff can call then why ask one of the defendants employees to do the work,even if you know the guys family he still works for that company.

Jack was very upset at the word “ my men “ but didn’t mind paying under the table and paying those men less . Good ol America

Ok I tried watching the whole video, and I give up! Of all cases they had to pick this one to be 38 minutes 😮

I love the end when she keeps repeating “but who’s more likely to strike up a conversation with someone right next to us” until he finally agreed that it’s her. He said himself twice beforehand.

that plaintiff is a nightmare... little man with petty values

I should get $1200 for having to sit through 40 minutes of this.

Both are very difficult people!! Omg!

I would have told dude "yah they used your tools, they said you never use them."

This is very hard to watch, I’m at 16 minutes and I think I just had a stroke😂😂😂😂😂 They are the WORST!

10:27 I forgot what this case was about 🤦🏾‍♀️😂

Is this the longest case? 38 mins, wow.

Alright 6 mins in I'm shutting this one off both plaintiff and defendant are brutal

The dude wants to pay upfront and not sign a contract, then take you to court.

The arrogance of both litigants is exhausting. I would not hire the Defendant's company if they paid me; I wouldn't work for the Plaintiff if he doubled my fees. Two jerks who have no idea how to present themselves in court.

Did anyone see this on TV? If so, was that whole episode just this one case or did they cut out half it?

If the plaintiff was getting paid by the hour for his court appearance, he would've bankrupted a small country.

Jack is unethical and immoral hiring this other guys employees to cut him out.

Her husband gave up 😂

Gas was cheap in 2020-2021 😑😑 The hell is this man talking about

The customer has no class. Hiring his employees out from under the his business and using his tools.

Thank you

You'd think this is a capital case. Soooooo long

Bad manners to go behind the guys back and hire his people! When I was younger and doing my internship, someone tried to hire me for cheap and drop my boss, and as young as I was, I knew that was wrong. I was excited at first at the prospect of landing my first client, but I turned it down. Just plain wrong.

Plaintiff rambling, defendant just annoying my AADD wouldn't let me finish. I would love a good 30 minute episode.

Here’s the deal….. 😅

Don't let anyone of them to tell you they have a quick story to tell you

Douglas is the real deal - very professional!

Judge: " I dont want you to repeat what you already said." Uhhh, but that's the whole case. 😂😂 Then the case would only be 5 min.

OMG, neither can get to the point, neither can answer a direct question, what a lot of waffling, they deserve each other. This was painful to listen to...

How do you fire someone, then go behind their back and hire their workers? The plaintiff pulled an a hole move

This was absolutely painful.

If he thinks his tools are worth 300, then he needs to get from his employees, I agree with her he didn't tell them to bring your tools, not responsible to pay you.