and the verdict was nonsense because the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor anyway because other contractors would have informed him that since the outlet would need to be moved then he would need to hire an electrician to make any needed repairs or adjustments .
Am I the only one who is dying with laughter at the plaintiffs fashion-forward toupee??!! 😂😂 How can he think that looks realistic?! 🤔 😮 Bless his heart 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That plaintiff was shady and Judge Milian wasn't listening to the defendant when it was patently clear she was talking about an imaginary outlet and he was talking about the only outlet he handled. In all possibility however, the defendant snagged the power feed to the AC during his shenanigans
How do they know the first guy didn't do it? The plaintiff kept saying "they" not "he", regarding work done, and the defendant said he had a guy working for a week (the one who ran off) so what about what he did? He said he moved a wire, meaning he basically pushed it to the side. Was very frustrating for the judge to not understand that (and by the comments, I'm not the only one who understood that.)
"Hey, don't blame me for breaking your stuff. I was doing you a favor." I hope everybody sees this and doesn't do business with that guy. Because any mistake that he makes is going to be the customer's fault.
the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor anyway because other contractors would have informed him that since the outlet would need to be moved then he would need to hire an electrician to make any needed repairs or adjustments .
@@dontlietomegivemethetruth2175 because he blamed the customer for not selecting the right contractor, when that guy knew he couldn't do the work in the first place. He should have told the customer that he can't do the work, but when he screwed up, he told her that it was her fault for not picking the right person to do the job. That's idiotic.
They are killing me. He's saying i moved a wire and I tested the outlet the wire was connected to. I'm not saying he's not responsible I'm just saying ppl kill me by not being able articulate better and JM be tripping them up and not listening
I don’t think he messed with the electrical. He doesn’t seem to know much of what he’s doing. Bowl cut wanted a good deal by hiring some guy at the store and got what he paid for.
I think that JM really did NOT give the defendant a chance to explain his side of the story. I don’t know if he did a good or a bad job, if he made mistakes or not, but he was not given enough time to explain.
It sounds like he meant he literally just cut a new hole for the outlet, and literally moved it from point A or point B. He didn't miss with the actual circuit layout.
And once again, the defendant "didn't get to tell his story." From what I heard, he couldn't have made his situation any better by giving his prepared speech. He did something to the wiring, and I'll give him the benefit of a doubt by saying maybe he didn't realize it.
Tf is Cardi talking about? Why is she saying "Honey" like that? The girl ask her about her craft and she runs right back to the drama. Awww, poor little guttersnipe❤
Wow. JM can be the most annoying person in the world. I understood what he was trying to say, but he kept getting interupted. Then panicked when he was finally able to tell his side and stumbled over his words. Poor guy shouldn't have had to pay.
She didn't let the defendant tell his whole side of the story. And you could see her ego SCREAMING when he said that she didn't understand. She cannot stand to be wrong. And if you say something like that, even though he wasn't saying it in a disrespectful way, you are toast. She can be great sometimes, but often she is biased, sexist, emotional, or ego driven.
What I believe the defendant was desperately trying to explain was that when he put that door or window in the second floor he moved a wired that was in the wall out of the way of the opening he created without actually disconnecting or fiddling with the actual connection of the wiring … therefore he did not do electrical work… and the outlet that was in the room he was working in was still working as far as he knew But JM literally talks over people and he was quite flustered, having said that, seems the work wasn’t the best and some of it should have been reimbursed anyway, but not sure he should have been responsible the downstairs outlet or the air conditioner
Installed a door, moved an outlet unrelated to the a/c unit and in an entirely different location of the house, but yet the defendant is now liable for any issue the plaintiff claims?
@benjie128 I’m thinking when the defendant was installing the siding, more than likely he’s ran a tack nail through one of the wires without even knowing it. I’ve seen it numerous times. Most people get in a hurry and start slapping the siding on without even thinking of marking the location of the wiring. It is easier on new construction cause you know exactly where not to nail, but on these preexisting homes that are already sheet-rocked it’s impossible to be completely accurate on the location without a Borescope. Most homeowners think just because the outlet is there then the wiring is directly above it but that’s rarely the case cause you just never know how someone ran the wires. I’ve seen wiring go horizontal and vertical with junction boxes and all kinds of cobbled up mess. The plaintiff should’ve just hired a licensed insured contractor. There’s just too much liability on jobs like this. Just think if the house would’ve caught on fire and someone got hurt or killed. I know the defendant was probably just trying to make some quick cash but sometimes it’s better to skip on these kinda jobs.
clearly the judge doesnt know how this works even though her dad supposedly was a licensed contractor . there are different types of licensed contractors , general contractors who mainly just build but dont do any electrical or plumbing , then u have electrical contractors , and plumbing contractors . the defendant was hired as a building contractor to install doors and windows , so the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor as well NO MATTER WHO HE HIRED to install doors , windows or walls . homeowners need to pay their own bills and not try to make other people making an honest living pay . this verdict was wack .
I’m kinda thinking when he messed with the outlet upstairs he didn’t hook everything back up. Like the outlet downstairs was getting it’s power from the outlet upstairs. Ideally they’re wired by rooms but 90% of houses aren’t.
I’m not all the way through but I really feel JM didn’t understand what the defendant was saying and didn’t bother to listen. He kept trying to tell her he didn’t do any electrical work. He moved one wire, he didn’t mess with any outlets and the wire he moved was working fine. She seemed to want him to have done electrical work when he didn’t. It just finished and I think she didn’t even bother to hear him at all. One of the few times I feel she made a bad call.
Don't comment until you are all the way through watching. Because, the defendant admitted that he moved the outlet, which is considered electrical work. The affidavit the plaintiff got from an electrician who examined the problem is the key evidence in this case.
@@nBasedAce If you read my last sentence I made it all the way through. And he specifically said he didn’t move the outlet. He said he moved a wire that was attached to a different outlet and that other outlet tested fine.
I don't agree with Judge. This is the first time a litigant can honestly say she didn't let him tell his side. Even from what I pieced together. I believe the plaintiff didn't prove his case. Judge with all that yakking made it for him. Defendant should've yelled Biiiiit and just walked out 😉
Joker? I got the opposite impression. I think JM bowled right over him and didn’t understand what he was trying to say. I can’t believe she would rule for the plaintiff on an issue 6 months later with zero proof he had anything to do with it and he was no where near that outlet.
@@oldageisdumb nah, he definitely did it. That’s how electrical systems work, he was dicking around with the wiring and screwed up an outlet elsewhere in the house. He’s lucky it didn’t create a fire hazard, honestly. JM knows her stuff.
@@oldageisdumb he admitted to messing with the wiring! you absolutely can mess up an unrelated outlet in a different room by not doing it correctly. Like I said, he’s lucky he just killed the outlet and didn’t set the house on fire! You’re free to disagree
I hate this "daughter of a contractor " crap. If my father was a brain surgeon, that doesn't mean that I would know much about brain surgery. I would just be "the daughter of a brain surgeon ".
First, if he contracted at all, and he is not licensed, he is entitled to zero. Second, any job over $1,000 requires a license. Third, he broke da law!
I have been having difficulties in my marriage. A marriage of 10 years is about to end and I don’t want her to leave because I love her so much and she is the mother of my kids.
Milian never allows anyone to speak. It's the same old song and dance with her. Constant interruptions and barging in cutting litigants off and they deal with all the disrespect.
If he purchased the property knowing it had a issue but it’s ok to ignore it as long as no one reports it .shows poor judgment on his part . But judging by that thing sitting on his head it’s not the only time he’s had poor judgment .
A lot of outlets and wiring in homes are daisy chained together. SO most likely when he pulled out that 2nd floor outlet he pulled out the wiring going to another outlet.
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You'd think the judge would have at least pretended to care about giving the defendant the chance to tell his side of the story.
and the verdict was nonsense because the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor anyway because other contractors would have informed him that since the outlet would need to be moved then he would need to hire an electrician to make any needed repairs or adjustments .
Plaintiff should have been held in contempt of court for wearing a dead cat on his head to this trial.
I have one, bought on Amazon
Hire a Licensed Contractor. So, you won't be in court arguing with a contractor who apparently didn't know what he was doing.
I usually think the judge is fair when listening to both sides but this time, she didn't give the defendant a chance at all.
iknow she ate that up when she saw "Daughter of a Contractor" written on his reply to the complaint. 🙄🤦🏾♀️🤣
It is not a favor when you are getting paid.
Am I the only one who is dying with laughter at the plaintiffs fashion-forward toupee??!! 😂😂 How can he think that looks realistic?! 🤔 😮 Bless his heart 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I read the comments before making a statement, but I was paying more attention to his headpiece than what he was saying. lol Take the mop off sir.
How judge kept a straight face idk....
@@bermin11 It could have been worse. It could have been a man bun
That's his hair, and he just has a crappy cut.
@@barbarat5729I agree I think that's his hair it just looks completely thin oily and poorly cut. 😭
Plaintiff needs a licensed barber too... 😂😂
LOL
He went to Wong's Wig Shop on the corner
I hate when the judge thinks she knows more just because her dad is a contractor
Then she doesn’t listen .
For once she wasn't the one to say it, the defendant did
And don't tell her she doesn't understand something. That is your death in the courtroom.
Oh, I hate when she says" I’m a daughter of a contractor" 🤦🏻
idk, i feel like i don't have a clear picture of what the defendant was trying to tell us, so i think this judgement was made in haste jm.
That plaintiff was shady and Judge Milian wasn't listening to the defendant when it was patently clear she was talking about an imaginary outlet and he was talking about the only outlet he handled. In all possibility however, the defendant snagged the power feed to the AC during his shenanigans
How do they know the first guy didn't do it? The plaintiff kept saying "they" not "he", regarding work done, and the defendant said he had a guy working for a week (the one who ran off) so what about what he did? He said he moved a wire, meaning he basically pushed it to the side. Was very frustrating for the judge to not understand that (and by the comments, I'm not the only one who understood that.)
The judge has no idea what she's talking about. Unbelievable.
"Hey, don't blame me for breaking your stuff. I was doing you a favor." I hope everybody sees this and doesn't do business with that guy. Because any mistake that he makes is going to be the customer's fault.
the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor anyway because other contractors would have informed him that since the outlet would need to be moved then he would need to hire an electrician to make any needed repairs or adjustments .
How the hell did you come to that conclusion? He wasn't even given a chance to talk.
@@dontlietomegivemethetruth2175 because he blamed the customer for not selecting the right contractor, when that guy knew he couldn't do the work in the first place. He should have told the customer that he can't do the work, but when he screwed up, he told her that it was her fault for not picking the right person to do the job. That's idiotic.
@@JeremiahLOsborne Point taken.
They are killing me. He's saying i moved a wire and I tested the outlet the wire was connected to. I'm not saying he's not responsible I'm just saying ppl kill me by not being able articulate better and JM be tripping them up and not listening
Yes‼️‼️ Always.
The plaintiff should sue his barber.
His 'barber' is a toupee manufacturing company 😂😂
That shits a wig
Every time the def says "alls" instead of "all", I forget the plaintiff's bowl cut a little more.
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I don’t think he messed with the electrical. He doesn’t seem to know much of what he’s doing. Bowl cut wanted a good deal by hiring some guy at the store and got what he paid for.
Not Bowl Cut!! 😂😂😂😂
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Defendant is definitely not even the sharpest tool in his own toolbox. He may have worked on the second floor but the elevator did not get up there!
Ohhh Judge Milian--sometimes you blow it!!!
Novel defense. "I'm notoriously incompetent, the plaintiff should have known that and hired someone else."
I think that JM really did NOT give the defendant a chance to explain his side of the story. I don’t know if he did a good or a bad job, if he made mistakes or not, but he was not given enough time to explain.
I agree. She wasn't listening at all. She always says daughter of a contractor
Yet she spent all her adult life in law school and being a judge.
This was the most frustrated I think I've ever been watching one of these. She never let him talk. It was so annoying
She not that smart for "a daughter of a contractor" ..... In electrical anyways...
It sounds like he meant he literally just cut a new hole for the outlet, and literally moved it from point A or point B. He didn't miss with the actual circuit layout.
The Plantiff looks like Rip Taylor 😂
Right! I was waiting for him to start throwing confetti everywhere!
@@TopherGrant😂😂😂
And once again, the defendant "didn't get to tell his story." From what I heard, he couldn't have made his situation any better by giving his prepared speech. He did something to the wiring, and I'll give him the benefit of a doubt by saying maybe he didn't realize it.
Yep I agree 💯
Dude even admitted that it wouldn't make a difference at the end 😂
Plaintiff looks like he has one of those wigs from undercover boss.
The cheap comes out expensive
Tf is Cardi talking about? Why is she saying "Honey" like that? The girl ask her about her craft and she runs right back to the drama. Awww, poor little guttersnipe❤
Wow. JM can be the most annoying person in the world. I understood what he was trying to say, but he kept getting interupted. Then panicked when he was finally able to tell his side and stumbled over his words. Poor guy shouldn't have had to pay.
She didn't let the defendant tell his whole side of the story. And you could see her ego SCREAMING when he said that she didn't understand. She cannot stand to be wrong. And if you say something like that, even though he wasn't saying it in a disrespectful way, you are toast. She can be great sometimes, but often she is biased, sexist, emotional, or ego driven.
Fantastic verdict
Did you do any electrical work? No. ... proceeds to tell the judge about the electrical work he did. SMH What a clown!
What I believe the defendant was desperately trying to explain was that when he put that door or window in the second floor he moved a wired that was in the wall out of the way of the opening he created without actually disconnecting or fiddling with the actual connection of the wiring … therefore he did not do electrical work… and the outlet that was in the room he was working in was still working as far as he knew
But JM literally talks over people and he was quite flustered, having said that, seems the work wasn’t the best and some of it should have been reimbursed anyway, but not sure he should have been responsible the downstairs outlet or the air conditioner
Why does it feel like the cameraman zoomed in on the plaintiff's bad wig and hairdo doing the intro 🦱
With electrical work, hired licensed and bonded. If something happened, insurance will not covered unlicensed shoddy work.
Another one of those cases that the judge had her mind made up before she hit her stand🤦🏻🤷🏻♂️
This judge never let anyone talk! 😢
Good verdict
The defendant is doing his best to try and lie is way out of this lawsuit....however Judge Millian is very smart.
He got that Mark Davis(Raiders owner) 🤣🤣🤣
Defendant may as well be talking to the wall
Installed a door, moved an outlet unrelated to the a/c unit and in an entirely different location of the house, but yet the defendant is now liable for any issue the plaintiff claims?
But it is related, they are in the same wall, and the wiring runs through there.
@benjie128 I’m thinking when the defendant was installing the siding, more than likely he’s ran a tack nail through one of the wires without even knowing it. I’ve seen it numerous times. Most people get in a hurry and start slapping the siding on without even thinking of marking the location of the wiring. It is easier on new construction cause you know exactly where not to nail, but on these preexisting homes that are already sheet-rocked it’s impossible to be completely accurate on the location without a Borescope. Most homeowners think just because the outlet is there then the wiring is directly above it but that’s rarely the case cause you just never know how someone ran the wires. I’ve seen wiring go horizontal and vertical with junction boxes and all kinds of cobbled up mess. The plaintiff should’ve just hired a licensed insured contractor. There’s just too much liability on jobs like this. Just think if the house would’ve caught on fire and someone got hurt or killed. I know the defendant was probably just trying to make some quick cash but sometimes it’s better to skip on these kinda jobs.
clearly the judge doesnt know how this works even though her dad supposedly was a licensed contractor . there are different types of licensed contractors , general contractors who mainly just build but dont do any electrical or plumbing , then u have electrical contractors , and plumbing contractors . the defendant was hired as a building contractor to install doors and windows , so the plaintiff would have had to hire an electrical contractor as well NO MATTER WHO HE HIRED to install doors , windows or walls . homeowners need to pay their own bills and not try to make other people making an honest living pay . this verdict was wack .
The plaintiff is guilty from that hair alone...
I’m kinda thinking when he messed with the outlet upstairs he didn’t hook everything back up. Like the outlet downstairs was getting it’s power from the outlet upstairs. Ideally they’re wired by rooms but 90% of houses aren’t.
I’m not all the way through but I really feel JM didn’t understand what the defendant was saying and didn’t bother to listen. He kept trying to tell her he didn’t do any electrical work. He moved one wire, he didn’t mess with any outlets and the wire he moved was working fine. She seemed to want him to have done electrical work when he didn’t. It just finished and I think she didn’t even bother to hear him at all. One of the few times I feel she made a bad call.
Don't comment until you are all the way through watching. Because, the defendant admitted that he moved the outlet, which is considered electrical work. The affidavit the plaintiff got from an electrician who examined the problem is the key evidence in this case.
@@nBasedAce If you read my last sentence I made it all the way through. And he specifically said he didn’t move the outlet. He said he moved a wire that was attached to a different outlet and that other outlet tested fine.
You know what cost him this case? He said she didn't understand something. She cannot be wrong!
You know what cost him this case? He told her she didn't understand. She cannot be wrong!
I would hire a non licensed contractor if it's a small job, and i know him all depends on the job is all
He said, "I want that Friar Tuck."
Stoopp 😂😂😂
I don't agree with Judge. This is the first time a litigant can honestly say she didn't let him tell his side. Even from what I pieced together. I believe the plaintiff didn't prove his case. Judge with all that yakking made it for him. Defendant should've yelled Biiiiit and just walked out 😉
No! I blew out a tenants tv., stereo, amp. I paid I was wrong.
Why would you not have a picture of the workdone?
That defendant wanted to tell his whole story lmfao. JM saw right through that joker
Joker? I got the opposite impression. I think JM bowled right over him and didn’t understand what he was trying to say. I can’t believe she would rule for the plaintiff on an issue 6 months later with zero proof he had anything to do with it and he was no where near that outlet.
@@oldageisdumb nah, he definitely did it. That’s how electrical systems work, he was dicking around with the wiring and screwed up an outlet elsewhere in the house. He’s lucky it didn’t create a fire hazard, honestly. JM knows her stuff.
@@102tatertot He said he did do any electrical work. Agree to disagree
@@oldageisdumb he admitted to messing with the wiring! you absolutely can mess up an unrelated outlet in a different room by not doing it correctly. Like I said, he’s lucky he just killed the outlet and didn’t set the house on fire! You’re free to disagree
I hate this "daughter of a contractor " crap. If my father was a brain surgeon, that doesn't mean that I would know much about brain surgery.
I would just be "the daughter of a brain surgeon ".
Just as bad as.. "Does your phone have a camera?" "Yeah it's not just for taking nasty photos!!" 300+ times now..
@@christophernunn77right!!
First, if he contracted at all, and he is not licensed, he is entitled to zero.
Second, any job over $1,000 requires a license. Third, he broke da law!
This was frustrating to watch. Let the guy talk.
Buddy looks like David Boreanaz.
I'd almost swear I've seen the plaintiff before. Not real life but on the show! 😂😂
😂 oh no his “hair” hahaha.
I am starting to think she doesn't have anyone that a contractor in her family or just plane has no clue. I know exactly what the defendant is saying.
I have been having difficulties in my marriage. A marriage of 10 years is about to end and I don’t want her to leave because I love her so much and she is the mother of my kids.
Wow, that’s nice. I can do anything right now to keep my family and I’m really serious about it.
Thank you very much for this, you are a lifesaver. I will get in touch with her very soon.
Mr Mann bless his heart he needs a new wig
I'm not gonna pay ya anything!!!!
Plaintiff looks like that little vulture on Looney Tunes with that hair.
lol
Wow. I thought shag rugs left with the 70's... imo
Doug is a trip
So the outlet below was fed power from the one above and it was missing.
that haircut
Toupee
I’d pay $50 an hour CASH for a good contractor. Don’t give him anything down. He’s gonna do the job. Believe me. Union guys all do jobs on the side.
Good contractors get $100 an hour this is not 1980.
His hair & beard are two colors lol
Yes that happens everyday
That's pretty common among those with mainly European decendants
Me sees a wig, a cheap one? lol
Plaintiff said to the barber: "I'll have the Moe Howard."
It's not a Toupee It's his real hair? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Jsarmy87124You mean...he might have CHOSE that hair?! 😮
He should be suing the person that made that dam mop on his gaaawwwwwwdddddaaaammmmm it looks like a spin mop
that haircut ain't doin' him any favors.
Toupee
Talk about not being on the same page.
He's a complete flyby worker. Talks a good game to the customer but can't so anything. Totally incompetent. Good at getting drunk on friday
Harvey’s little skits need to be deleted 🤦♀️
Ok, what’s up with dudes hair?
Is it a wig?
Darren don't you worry anyways because his the show the one that pays you don't pay so it's okay but you did wrong
Milian never allows anyone to speak. It's the same old song and dance with her. Constant interruptions and barging in cutting litigants off and they deal with all the disrespect.
And it's the same ole song and dance with you, saying the same thing over and over about the judge!!
Have you watched Judy 🤣 like MIlian does let peoppe talk for the most part Judge Judy NEVER does
I'll never stop telling the truth. No matter the amount of times!
@@adrianknight1406 you must not have a day job 🤣
@@ashleyschellinger6052 Definitely doesn't. I really feel like he's in retirement and this is a part of his daily routine.
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🥇🥇🥇🥇 🥇 well done lol 🤣😂🤣
And you’ve also won first prize for the dumbest comment ...
🤦🏾♀️ i am mad your other comments are not like that girl why 😂😂😂
@kirstywhite1964 you actually win the latter congratulations we just did a recount
If he purchased the property knowing it had a issue but it’s ok to ignore it as long as no one reports it .shows poor judgment on his part . But judging by that thing sitting on his head it’s not the only time he’s had poor judgment .
Omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A lot of outlets and wiring in homes are daisy chained together. SO most likely when he pulled out that 2nd floor outlet he pulled out the wiring going to another outlet.