Thank you, Debbie! I’m an Assistant General Manager at Arby’s and I didn’t appreciate his comment! We make a decent income and don’t have to rely on the government nor resort to selling drugs! Shame on him!
@@sheilapocknett7182 the closest I got was at Chuck E. Cheese’s. I couldn’t work in a restaurant because I don’t have the coordination or memory. I applaud people who can do those jobs and do them well. I don’t think I could survive as a waitress, or even in a restaurant because it seems super hard
That is so true. I owned an auto repair business and I did a lot of charity work for people who were respectful and asked. Then I could at least know what I was going to have to do to pay my bills. Then there were those who will just scam you and laugh about it.
I feel for the plaintiff, however it looks like she was taking advantage of the living situation, moving her sister in, going on vacation when you know your rent is due. Her behavior was sus.
No, she was pissed, and rightfully so, that the judge actually had the nerve to suggest that she might have intentionally started a fire that her own son was in.
@The Teal Veyre Picture Show no one said she deserved all that. All they said was she was dramatic and fake crying with no tears one minute the next minute completely fine when the judge wasn’t feeling sorry for her dramatics
@The Teal Veyre Picture Show Right ...and what's also despicable is TH-cam Shadow banning certain replies to comments ever since December 2021. Two of the replies are not showing up. People are getting tired of this dishonest platform.
I understand it’s a traumatic experience but the crying when it’s her turn to speak threw me off. The whole time the Defendant was talking she & her sister were smiling, laughing, & rolling their eyes. I think she was trying to amp it up for a win.
When the judge said to calm down on the drama act and the sister wipe the tear off her sisters face lol am I watching Brasilian soap opera or whats happening 😄
She's crying and is so dramatic and emotional about the thought of her son being in the fire. Yet she's smiling and laughing when the defendant is describing her behavior 8:45
She only has guts to belittle people who she thinks are below her. The crocodile tears only flow because she's intimidated by the judge due to her authority and her position.
Any renter should have insurance. Mine is $7 a month. No excuse. She needs to learn how to be more professional when dealing in business affairs. Lesson learned.
Exactly mines was $6 extra on my car insurance for my rental back in 2001 I had an electrical fire as well no excuse she’s responsible for her own insurance.
@@MelissaMLewis-u2d I'm a little confused if the landlord lived there as well as other people wouldn't he be required to have some type of insurance. I know my renters insurance which is also liberty mutual will cover other people's things getting damaged in a case like this, as well as my own.
So because she was angry with that man and fussing with him one day, she can't be sad at the thought of her possibly losing her son another day? Hell even in the same day. Angry people can't ever be sad? Because that's what you're saying and it sounds real ignorant.
That woman was so entitled. I feel bad for anyone who is involved in a fire but she acted like the defendant was such a horrible guy while she was barely paying rent and taking advantage of him imo.
ALWAYS HAVE RENTER'S INSURANCE. She should have been more cordial to the person who gave her a place to live and probably a decent rent amount that she could afford. That's what can happen when you rent to somebody or share space. Liek he said, if she had been nicer, he likely would have given her some money for her damaged belongings. She doesn't understand the law and it's hard being an adult, it's also expensive out here trying to live.
He didnt "*give* her a place to live" he sold her the use of a space to live...for profitable gain. Capitalism is not a social service , it's business. If he wants her "to be nice" then HE should pay HER for that community.
As soon as I heard 🔥 I figured she didn’t have renters insurance or they wouldn’t be here. It really is so important and most are reasonably priced, the plaintiff however is not reasonable.
@@taylorhaze8651 how is she unreasonable? Because she excepted someone else to pay when she couldn’t be bothered to get renter’s insurance. The rest of us understand, or should understand the risk if you do not. On top of that, she played the victim, put on the tears, was rude and I felt kind of aggressive, and in the video you clearly see she’s a nut, doing all that extra shit, for what 🤷🏻♀️I’m a strong believer in you get exactly what you put out into the universe. She needs a serious attitude adjustment or she’s gonna find life continuously shitting on her.
The plaintiff was definitely putting on a show hoping to gain sympathy. She's crying about the thought of possibly losing her child but stayed at work all day when she got the call that her house was on fire. Sounds like she was really worried about her child.
@@4everThoughtful Yes, that's very odd. Even if her family wasn't there, who doesn't come home right away when they get a call saying their home is on fire?
If the fire started right after or during breakfast, why did Mom not get there until 5:00 PM? I've never heard of an employer who would try to keep you from going home to handle a personal emergency like a burning home.
I had a family emergency and my old employer said i could call one of my friends to handle it so i can finish my shift and if i left anyway he’d say i walked off the job 🤷🏾♀️ its sad but its really does happen
Oh it happens, my apartment burned down a couple of years ago. I was supposed to go into to work at three. By 2:50/2:55 my apartment was on fire. I called my boss while everything I owned was burning. And told her I wasn't coming in. The next day she told me that I really should've of come in to work because the apartment was already on fire and there was nothing I could do about it. So I should of just come into work. I looked at her like the idiot she was. I had my two boys the only thing I was interested in was hugging my kids and trying to figure out my next move.
Rental insurance is probably the cheapest insurance a person can get. Have never understood why people don't get it. I've had as much as a hundred grand worth of coverage for $25 a month.
And if you just can't afford it, no matter how cheap some people say it is, what then? Trash the person who can't afford renter's insurance? I'm getting really sick of people assuming just because *they* can afford something, it means *everyone* can.
@@johnp.2267 You keep leaving the same comment saying what if a person can't afford it. Clearly when that person said they don't know why people don't have it, they were talking about people who can afford it but chose not to get it. Pull the stick out.
This is why people have renters insurance and your landlord’s insurance does not cover the renters property that is their own responsibility. If you are not paying rent and you pretty much have no right, good grief all these people feel entitled, but they don’t want to actually do anything responsible?
Umm did u miss him rolling his eyes during their testimony? They obviously don't like each other and don't believe or care what the other has to say. But he too was doing the same thing..
How dare you tell this woman to stop the drama when you are insinuating she or her sister could have set a fire that jeopardized the life of her sun?! That is just disgusting and insensitive. As someone who survived a terrible car crash at the hands of a drunk driver i know how traumatic reliving that memory can be. Have a heart. Allow that woman to be emotional.
It was sickening. The woman is traumatized that her son was in a house on fire. That's what she crying about. She's not playing victim. She knows the parts she did that are wrong. Her tears are about the fire and her son.
The same thing happened to me I was at work the house got caught on fire I rented a two bedroom house from my coworkers mother it was an electrical fire. I paid rental’s insurance through my car insurance and it was the best thing I’ve done this was in 2001 the lady that owns the house had her own insurance for the house it worked out for us both.
@@jpink7202 exactly.. if it was up to these people in these comments, no one should have any type of emotions. The woman isn't supposed to be sad at the thought that she could have lost her son. She's not allowed to laugh because she was crying and also angry in the video. Like what? People can't have multiple emotions?
@@bigred1075 she cried 3 times in the court and after valid questions were being asked. When she was asked what do you feel about the ruling? She said it was unfair and cried again remembering his son. Like, all she did was cried and presented compeletely meritless evidence to support her claim. So yes, it is a valid suggestion to ask her to keep herself together.
My best friend lost her belongings, two of her beloved pets, her house was gutted and her family had to couch surf for over a year until she was back in a home of her own, she is still affected by it years later. Insurance did save them though, people who chose not to get renters insurance are taking their chances, often, they lose….
Plaintiff listens, decides whether to lie or cry to answer the question, and goes the way she has done her entire life in that family--both. We get the Real Her when it doesn't go her way. She and Sis thought they were going to cash in. Burger Girl doesn't get to go to Vegas. Milian has seen her type for years.
@@mp4455 Insurance is providing protection against a possible eventuality. Banks and loan companies require insurance to protect their investments. She should have purchased some to protect her assets.
The plaintiff is all over the place with her emotions, she's laughing smiling then crying. She out on vacation spending the money she should be paying rent with. She has allot of nerve trying to sue that man, for her lack of rental insurance.
You do know that's how emotions work. As she was telling the story it brought her back to how she was scared that she could have lost her son. So in that moment she was sad. She genuinely thought the man was responsible because she thought it was faulty wiring and that caused her anger. People could go through multiple emotions in a few minutes. It's very common. Especially when recalling an emotional story.
@@bigred1075 No ma'am, I am NOT saying that one can't feel different emotions regarding different situations as we all have emotions. But expressing ALL the human emotions within 2 minutes is NOT normal and that is what this lady did. The way she pushed her sister's hand away when she was trying to wipe away her tears (11:09) is telling that she is a piece of work and I feel bad for anyone who has to deal her and her emotional INSTABILITY.
Her job may be considered "lowly," but her actions in not paying rent, moving her sister in and going on vacation while owing rent certainly is. She didn't get the thousands she asked for. At some point, regardless of where she works or what she earns, she's gonna have to grow up and be an adult.
It upsets me that people are acting like she’s being dramatic or pretending. Those are real tears. People who endure traumatic circumstances carry that trauma for some time afterward. Not only did she lose all her furniture in the fire, but just the thought that she could have lost her son is enough to be upsetting to any caring mother. The defendant also seems like a very angry & aggressive guy from his behavior in the courtroom to his behavior on the video, and didn’t seem to have much compassion at all. THAT SAID, the case comes down to the law. The fire was caused by animals nipping at the wire, and that is an act beyond the control of the defendant, and without renter’s insurance, it is what it is. Sad, but I hope that she and the sister can move forward well.
I understand how the plaintiff felt. I got flashbacks of losing everything as a survivor of a house fire when I was a kid. The judge & the guy outside of the courtroom need more empathy training. He actually said, "why all the tears?" To be at that level of detached from someone else's pain.
Thank you I was coming to write something similar. I was very upset about her saying that and the guy at the end questioned her about crying. Like she could have lost her child if he was in that bed. Yea he was fine but just the thought of how fast he could have been gone is a scary sad thought. The judge was very cold for saying she needed to stop being dramatic..
The tears may be real, but that doesn't make somebody right. I drive for Uber and Lyft and have given 10,000 rides. I've had people that want to break the law in my car (bring in open alcohol, put more than four people in the car, bring kids without proper car seats etc.) Not only are all of these illegal in my state, but they put me at civil and criminal liability. When I don't give them the ride they literally cry. That doesn't make them right.
This woman was putting on a show. She Did not rush home after the fire and I believe they did removed the smoke detector. Don’t cry about you son almost dying in a fire when your sister removed the smoke alarm. And could have killed everyone if they didn’t have a neighbor that was smart enough to come knock on the door. Could you imagine if it happened in the middle of the night with less foot traffic. And if she would have left when she could no longer pay rent then she would still have her stuff.
They said the fire happened in the morning after she made breakfast for her nephew but the mom stated that she didn't get home until 5. So no, she didn't rush home freaking out.
God bless the little boy who knocked on the door. 🙏🏽
An Angel 👼🏼
The only sane person living at that place
I notice he called fast food a hand me down job. People in food service work very hard and it is, at lest, an honest living
Thank you, Debbie! I’m an Assistant General Manager at Arby’s and I didn’t appreciate his comment! We make a decent income and don’t have to rely on the government nor resort to selling drugs! Shame on him!
That was rude on his part. We all have done food service or related jobs at some time in our lives!
He was being salty and throwing 😒
IT'S BETTER THAN NOTHING
@@sheilapocknett7182 the closest I got was at Chuck E. Cheese’s. I couldn’t work in a restaurant because I don’t have the coordination or memory. I applaud people who can do those jobs and do them well. I don’t think I could survive as a waitress, or even in a restaurant because it seems super hard
So we gonna ignore how Judge said “I don’t like people behind me” , and Douglas says “even me” and she starts laughing….hmmm🤔😂
That hand caught the rest of them words🤣🤣🤣
His question was a set up😆
He fuked
Riiite:):)
😲
If he's story is true about the sister removing the alarm it will make sense as to why she didn't know there was a fire.
Facts!!!
I agree
Smoking that mary jane.
@@sillylilbung4073 lol something "burning" in the apartment
lol everyone commenting on this post is so transparent.
When the judge said cut the drama a little bit LOL, that was my thought exactly lol
Ikr...lol
@@nevalackinfe”was”?
Me too!
Mine too
why tho?
I have in my experience realized that more people are more willing to help you and to give you a break if you're respectful to them.
That is so true. I owned an auto repair business and I did a lot of charity work for people who were respectful and asked. Then I could at least know what I was going to have to do to pay my bills. Then there were those who will just scam you and laugh about it.
You'll be movin' on up to the East Side in no time with that attitude.
@@hottuna2006 George and I already have. 😌😌
@@hottuna2006 Lmbo
@@WeezyJeffersonYo Lmbo
I feel for the plaintiff, however it looks like she was taking advantage of the living situation, moving her sister in, going on vacation when you know your rent is due. Her behavior was sus.
I agree with you💯
However I want to go further with it.
Just gonna hold my tongue before these wokers “ cum at me
Why do you feel for someone who was taking advantage of the situation and whose behavior was sus?
@@sarahwaters8262 because she still didn't deserve to lose everything in a fire.
@@ExceptionalLex Makes sense, thanks
@@ExceptionalLex she deserved it for acting the way she did...
"I don't like people behind me"
"Even me?"
Oooooppp I love their relationship😊😂
Lol right..
😂RIGHT
*Record scratches* wait, what?? 👉👌😅
A little sus 😆
Relationship alright ! Lol
That guy said she had a hand-me-down job at a fast food. What the hell is a hand-me-down job?
😂😂 I would like to know too
Family owned 🤷🏽♀️
When someone pays a sex worker to perform a sloppy seconds (blow, hand, foot, etc.) job for another person at a fast food place.
I wanna know too😂😂😂
Lol
This is a prime example as to why it is important to purchase renter's insurance! A landlord is not responsible for the lost of your belongings.
Exactly I have renters
EXACTLY!!!
Renter's insurance is pretty cheap. A no brainer.
Don’t pay rent and have rental insurance. The plaintiff is a con. The judge is not impressed by fake tears.
Right! People would be setting fires all the time to get new furniture or money. Sounds crazy but people are crazy LOL
Rental insurance is so important. People have to take feelings out of business. The law does not care about feelings, respect and/or compassion.
The way the Plaintiff was looking at the Judge at 12:00 told me she's putting on an act when needed. Glad the Judge seen through her dramatic moments.
Exactly, the way she was able to turn it on and off, and not a drop of water.
No, she was pissed, and rightfully so, that the judge actually had the nerve to suggest that she might have intentionally started a fire that her own son was in.
@@Amy-ej2pxbut that happens…
💯 💯 💯 that glare! And her attitude changed real quick.
@@Amy-ej2pxthank you! I’d be pissed too! What do you mean cut the drama?? I’d have been so angry
Gee those tears dried up pretty quick after being told to stop with the drama
The “even me” from Douglas… and JM’s little flirtatious cackle, let me find out 👀
😂😂😂😂
I been thinking exactly what you're thinking. You are the first person I see say something about it.
Just read the rest of the comments....we are not the only ones and something is happening in the dark
😂😂😂
And the Oscar for most dramatic performance by a tenant who doesn’t pay rent goes to the plaintiff.
She paid her rent, idiot! Hints why he owes her money. Smh. Dramatic? Her child could her died! Smh
@The Teal Veyre Picture Show no one said she deserved all that. All they said was she was dramatic and fake crying with no tears one minute the next minute completely fine when the judge wasn’t feeling sorry for her dramatics
Nah, that was no performance. Her trauma response was genuine.
At the same time, her case lacked merit.
@@I.am.Mrs.Mathers There WERE tears, look at 3:15 when she turns toward the other person with her.
@The Teal Veyre Picture Show Right
...and what's also despicable is TH-cam Shadow banning certain replies to comments ever since December 2021.
Two of the replies are not showing up. People are getting tired of this dishonest platform.
The tears miraculously dried up when she saw they weren't working.
There's such a warm and respectful rapport between JM and Douglas. It's really nice to see 😊
I understand it’s a traumatic experience but the crying when it’s her turn to speak threw me off. The whole time the Defendant was talking she & her sister were smiling, laughing, & rolling their eyes. I think she was trying to amp it up for a win.
When the judge said to calm down on the drama act and the sister wipe the tear off her sisters face lol am I watching Brasilian soap opera or whats happening 😄
She's crying and is so dramatic and emotional about the thought of her son being in the fire. Yet she's smiling and laughing when the defendant is describing her behavior 8:45
Yep, she thought it was cute.
Exactly! Funny how the tears didn't start until after that part.
Definitely noticed that smh
She only has guts to belittle people who she thinks are below her. The crocodile tears only flow because she's intimidated by the judge due to her authority and her position.
Exactly. Her tears are very timed …
Any renter should have insurance. Mine is $7 a month. No excuse. She needs to learn how to be more professional when dealing in business affairs. Lesson learned.
A lot of leases require renters insurance
Exactly mines was $6 extra on my car insurance for my rental back in 2001 I had an electrical fire as well no excuse she’s responsible for her own insurance.
Yup.
@@MelissaMLewis-u2d I'm a little confused if the landlord lived there as well as other people wouldn't he be required to have some type of insurance. I know my renters insurance which is also liberty mutual will cover other people's things getting damaged in a case like this, as well as my own.
@@shaydaslays the landlord lived out of town she was renting her house to me.
In addition to renters' insurance, you should also have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors!
He said they took them down. Smh
Judge Milan was not in the mood this episode lol
All of that arguing she was doing on video and then gets in the courtroom and cries. Too dramatic. Glad the judge called her on it.
So because she was angry with that man and fussing with him one day, she can't be sad at the thought of her possibly losing her son another day? Hell even in the same day. Angry people can't ever be sad? Because that's what you're saying and it sounds real ignorant.
Me too
Right!
@@bigred1075 you know black women can’t cry lol.
I'm glad someone pointed out that she's a good actress
That woman was so entitled. I feel bad for anyone who is involved in a fire but she acted like the defendant was such a horrible guy while she was barely paying rent and taking advantage of him imo.
Bingo! Poor baby-working the system all these years and couldn’t scam this guy via the Court system & she wants people to feel bad for her…
Don't forget about her not paying rent yet going on vacation.
ALWAYS HAVE RENTER'S INSURANCE. She should have been more cordial to the person who gave her a place to live and probably a decent rent amount that she could afford. That's what can happen when you rent to somebody or share space. Liek he said, if she had been nicer, he likely would have given her some money for her damaged belongings. She doesn't understand the law and it's hard being an adult, it's also expensive out here trying to live.
And get the most coverage you can afford
He didnt "*give* her a place to live" he sold her the use of a space to live...for profitable gain. Capitalism is not a social service , it's business. If he wants her "to be nice" then HE should pay HER for that community.
Judge: What are doing, I don't like people behind me.
Bailiff: Even me 😏
Judge: 😬
Me: 👀
🤣🤣
Right!!! 😂😂
Bruh I was like wait a damn minute!🌚 what’s going on?!!😭😭
He catches her when she falls down steps.
Wow she went on vacation and owed rent!
I know alot of people like this
Lol, sometimes you just have to get away? Some people have no idea what priorities are.
That says it all!
As soon as I heard 🔥 I figured she didn’t have renters insurance or they wouldn’t be here. It really is so important and most are reasonably priced, the plaintiff however is not reasonable.
Her vibe was all wrong
When I was younger living in an apartment I never realized how important renters insurance was
Exactly my renters insurance is only $10 a month
@@rymilli how?
@@taylorhaze8651 how is she unreasonable? Because she excepted someone else to pay when she couldn’t be bothered to get renter’s insurance. The rest of us understand, or should understand the risk if you do not.
On top of that, she played the victim, put on the tears, was rude and I felt kind of aggressive, and in the video you clearly see she’s a nut, doing all that extra shit, for what 🤷🏻♀️I’m a strong believer in you get exactly what you put out into the universe. She needs a serious attitude adjustment or she’s gonna find life continuously shitting on her.
She says she left work and got there at 5. But the fire happened during breakfast, according to the sister.
maybe the child wanted cereal for a snack?? lol
“I don’t like people behind me” “even me?” AYYYYYE GET IT JM
Glad the Defendent won his case. He tried to help, but those ungrateful sisters were just rude and entitled.
I agree💯
I live for these introductions. I’ve always wondered if the litigants could hear them and see smile and look around sometimes so I think they do.
I like that Judge, "stop with the drama." LOL! She is really acting.
11:25 That interaction between Judge Milian and Douglas 🔥🔥🔥 Joking around about JM liking Douglas behind her. Excuse me your honor...what???? 😳
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeeeeeesssssss😉
I went down all these comments to find out if any one caught that...
@@roddypiper2810 right! Lol
She'd have her shit if she left when she was supposed to. She stopped her bs as soon as judge called her out.
That girl is use to shedding a few tears & getting exactly what she wants
The plaintiff was definitely putting on a show hoping to gain sympathy. She's crying about the thought of possibly losing her child but stayed at work all day when she got the call that her house was on fire. Sounds like she was really worried about her child.
Yes, that sounds very odd! Sister was fixing breakfast and she arrives home at 5pm.
@@4everThoughtful Yes, that's very odd. Even if her family wasn't there, who doesn't come home right away when they get a call saying their home is on fire?
She said she left work. Y’all really don’t care when bw cry hahaha 🤣
Exactly!
@@taylorhaze8651 it has nothing to do with skin color..🧍♀️
If the fire started right after or during breakfast, why did Mom not get there until 5:00 PM? I've never heard of an employer who would try to keep you from going home to handle a personal emergency like a burning home.
I had a family emergency and my old employer said i could call one of my friends to handle it so i can finish my shift and if i left anyway he’d say i walked off the job 🤷🏾♀️ its sad but its really does happen
My question exactly....Something is hinkey. Why was Sis making BREAKFAST when the fire started but Mom doesn't get home til 5?
I was thinking the same thing. Like was this at breakfast or at 5?
Oh it happens, my apartment burned down a couple of years ago. I was supposed to go into to work at three. By 2:50/2:55 my apartment was on fire. I called my boss while everything I owned was burning. And told her I wasn't coming in. The next day she told me that I really should've of come in to work because the apartment was already on fire and there was nothing I could do about it. So I should of just come into work. I looked at her like the idiot she was. I had my two boys the only thing I was interested in was hugging my kids and trying to figure out my next move.
Believe it
Rental insurance is probably the cheapest insurance a person can get. Have never understood why people don't get it. I've had as much as a hundred grand worth of coverage for $25 a month.
You are absolutely correct. Renters insurance is super cheap and alot of Apartment Complex now requires Renters insurance.
Worth every penny! Covered my dog and the neighbors dogs fight! (Vet bills)
And if you just can't afford it, no matter how cheap some people say it is, what then? Trash the person who can't afford renter's insurance?
I'm getting really sick of people assuming just because *they* can afford something, it means *everyone* can.
If you are on limited income, insurance can cost a poor person.
@@johnp.2267 You keep leaving the same comment saying what if a person can't afford it. Clearly when that person said they don't know why people don't have it, they were talking about people who can afford it but chose not to get it. Pull the stick out.
JM: I don't like ppl behind me!😡
Douglass: Not even me! 😏
JM: 🤭
This is why people have renters insurance and your landlord’s insurance does not cover the renters property that is their own responsibility. If you are not paying rent and you pretty much have no right, good grief all these people feel entitled, but they don’t want to actually do anything responsible?
Yes!!! I'm do glad she told her to cut the drama!!
The whole time he's telling his side they are rolling their eyes and the plantiff is smiling. Wtf
Umm did u miss him rolling his eyes during their testimony? They obviously don't like each other and don't believe or care what the other has to say. But he too was doing the same thing..
I caught that too.
@@bigred1075 well she wasn’t paying rent on time.
A prime example of the importance of Renter's Insurance.
The coldness from the defendant... 😮
How dare you tell this woman to stop the drama when you are insinuating she or her sister could have set a fire that jeopardized the life of her sun?! That is just disgusting and insensitive. As someone who survived a terrible car crash at the hands of a drunk driver i know how traumatic reliving that memory can be. Have a heart. Allow that woman to be emotional.
The camera slowly panning closer when she starts crying 😂
I hate how the judge snapped on this woman & how this landlord continuously belittled her
She needed it. That victim mentality is BS. She went on vacation with her rent money
What are you talking about, she's a professional victim!
It was sickening. The woman is traumatized that her son was in a house on fire. That's what she crying about. She's not playing victim. She knows the parts she did that are wrong. Her tears are about the fire and her son.
@@donniee.2238her son is alive and well. Honey she should count her blessings and stop with all the unnecessary drama.
Who is he to talk down on her job!!!!!
The sister said she was making breakfast for her nephew but the mom didn't get there till 5? That's strange
She might not have been able to leave her job. Some employers really don’t give a fuck about their employees even in cases of emergencies.
They probably wouldn't let her leave work.
JM and that Bailiff is fresh 😂😂
The same thing happened to me I was at work the house got caught on fire I rented a two bedroom house from my coworkers mother it was an electrical fire. I paid rental’s insurance through my car insurance and it was the best thing I’ve done this was in 2001 the lady that owns the house had her own insurance for the house it worked out for us both.
She should of put that fire out with those tears on demand.😭😭😭
🤣😂🤣
She didn't get there till dinner time and the fire was during breakfast
The 2 ladies are lacking in maturity. They were depending on emotion. Rather than logic. The judge is far to smart for to fall for that.
This young lady needs to grow up.She needs to check laws. Renters insurance is a must.
18:01 look at the sisters face…. She knew her sister was starting to gearing up to cry!
LMAO!
How does she stay at work all day knowing her house was on fire and her child was there
At the end of the day, thank God 🙏 no one was hurt and it’s also a lesson to have renters insurance.
a person that isn't paying rent probably isn't paying for renter's insurance.
She needs to get her emotions together. I’m happy nobody got hurt and I hope she gets some rental insurance.
It’s not her fault that you’re not maternal! Everybody is different, tf wrong with people!
@@jpink7202 exactly.. if it was up to these people in these comments, no one should have any type of emotions. The woman isn't supposed to be sad at the thought that she could have lost her son. She's not allowed to laugh because she was crying and also angry in the video. Like what? People can't have multiple emotions?
@@bigred1075 she cried 3 times in the court and after valid questions were being asked. When she was asked what do you feel about the ruling? She said it was unfair and cried again remembering his son. Like, all she did was cried and presented compeletely meritless evidence to support her claim. So yes, it is a valid suggestion to ask her to keep herself together.
The Tennant should have her own home contents insurance policy. Not the landlords problem to cover her personal items
My best friend lost her belongings, two of her beloved pets, her house was gutted and her family had to couch surf for over a year until she was back in a home of her own, she is still affected by it years later. Insurance did save them though, people who chose not to get renters insurance are taking their chances, often, they lose….
Seriously No Rent $$ How you have Vacation money ?
She's unreasonable ignorant of the law and self entitled.
11:08 when Judge told her cut the drama! 😆 not one tear in her eye!
I don’t think the “stop the drama” comment was necessary!
The plaintiff is an actor and that's about all.
You can tell they guilty of everything he was saying by the smirks on their face
Kudos to judge for telling her to cut the drama. She was working it from the get go 😒😐
You need to cut the drama a little bit!
I need more of this everytime someone decides to cry to get what they want and let people feel sorry for them
ALWAYS, ALWAYS purchase renter's insurance!!!
See how she started crying and then stopped on a drop of a dime? Acting much? The B was on vacation without paying the rent. She deserves nothing.
Agreed!
How u go on vacation before u pay the rent 😂😂
She was evicted. She set it. i’m glad the judge didn’t go for the theatrical performance.
…….And the Oscar, for perennial victim is🎊
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 she thought the crying was gonna get a payout. Maybe she can go on vacation again and feel better. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
She needs Cryer's insurance
Plaintiff listens, decides whether to lie or cry to answer the question, and goes the way she has done her entire life in that family--both. We get the Real Her when it doesn't go her way. She and Sis thought they were going to cash in. Burger Girl doesn't get to go to Vegas. Milian has seen her type for years.
Some apartments require you to have Renter's Insurance.
MOST require it.
@@SilverSergeant Exactly! In Houston they do.
I wish she had renters insurance. She is so young and doesn't realize that the landlord was not at fault.
@The overthinking community how?
She should of had insurance, they must of been really nasty to him .
This is why
Find another way to make $
Having tenants can be terrible
Something tells me that last tear wasn’t for her son. It was for all that money she thought she was gonna get.
Lol Judge & Douglas are not discrete at all😂 that’s a helluva work wife/husband relationship
You noticed too? 🤣🤣🤣
Each time she mentioned her child her tears came down instantly!! Take care of your mothers folks
The Judge is so rude and disrespectful I would never go to her court
Plaintiff is clueless about life
You must always have renters insurance
If the aunt was making breakfast for her nephew why did it take so long for the mom to get home? She got there at 5
I am shocked she got this far. If should fall to her renters insurance. Not homeowners insurance.
He could have sued for back rent.
She didn’t have renters insurance
@@mp4455 Insurance is providing protection against a possible eventuality. Banks and loan companies require insurance to protect their investments.
She should have purchased some to protect her assets.
Yeah. He let that slip. He's been in the judge's chambers
The plaintiff is all over the place with her emotions, she's laughing smiling then crying. She out on vacation spending the money she should be paying rent with. She has allot of nerve trying to sue that man, for her lack of rental insurance.
You do know that's how emotions work. As she was telling the story it brought her back to how she was scared that she could have lost her son. So in that moment she was sad. She genuinely thought the man was responsible because she thought it was faulty wiring and that caused her anger. People could go through multiple emotions in a few minutes. It's very common. Especially when recalling an emotional story.
@Marilyn Willett no one said it would. My argument was about people can have multiple emotions. Not that their emotions should get them money.
@@bigred1075 That's called being emotionally unstable. Maybe a mood stabilizer could help her with that.
@@blakbutterfli75 so because people have multiple emotions due to different situations its emotionally unstable? So people aren't allowed emotions?
@@bigred1075 No ma'am, I am NOT saying that one can't feel different emotions regarding different situations as we all have emotions. But expressing ALL the human emotions within 2 minutes is NOT normal and that is what this lady did. The way she pushed her sister's hand away when she was trying to wipe away her tears (11:09) is telling that she is a piece of work and I feel bad for anyone who has to deal her and her emotional INSTABILITY.
Her job may be considered "lowly," but her actions in not paying rent, moving her sister in and going on vacation while owing rent certainly is. She didn't get the thousands she asked for. At some point, regardless of where she works or what she earns, she's gonna have to grow up and be an adult.
It upsets me that people are acting like she’s being dramatic or pretending. Those are real tears. People who endure traumatic circumstances carry that trauma for some time afterward. Not only did she lose all her furniture in the fire, but just the thought that she could have lost her son is enough to be upsetting to any caring mother. The defendant also seems like a very angry & aggressive guy from his behavior in the courtroom to his behavior on the video, and didn’t seem to have much compassion at all. THAT SAID, the case comes down to the law. The fire was caused by animals nipping at the wire, and that is an act beyond the control of the defendant, and without renter’s insurance, it is what it is. Sad, but I hope that she and the sister can move forward well.
Yeahbthe judge can be so cold hearted at times
I understand how the plaintiff felt. I got flashbacks of losing everything as a survivor of a house fire when I was a kid. The judge & the guy outside of the courtroom need more empathy training. He actually said, "why all the tears?" To be at that level of detached from someone else's pain.
Yes exactly thank you.
Thank you I was coming to write something similar. I was very upset about her saying that and the guy at the end questioned her about crying. Like she could have lost her child if he was in that bed. Yea he was fine but just the thought of how fast he could have been gone is a scary sad thought. The judge was very cold for saying she needed to stop being dramatic..
The tears may be real, but that doesn't make somebody right. I drive for Uber and Lyft and have given 10,000 rides. I've had people that want to break the law in my car (bring in open alcohol, put more than four people in the car, bring kids without proper car seats etc.) Not only are all of these illegal in my state, but they put me at civil and criminal liability. When I don't give them the ride they literally cry. That doesn't make them right.
If it was animals!!!!!!! Then it’s his fault!!! You should make sure that her habitat is up to par!!!!! And look at him laughing ! He did not care
Why they keep asking her why is she crying!? Im sorry thats very insensitive. Could’ve turned out different.
Certain people aren't expected to feel pain, emotional or otherwise. Being angry and belligerent better suits their narrative.
She was definately rightly emotional. The fire was literally in the ceiling above her kid's bed.
Exactly. Judge Milian has become disturbingly disconnected lately
I've noticed she's not very sympathetic to black people
@@toya6449 Let me guess, you're black?
This woman was putting on a show. She Did not rush home after the fire and I believe they did removed the smoke detector. Don’t cry about you son almost dying in a fire when your sister removed the smoke alarm. And could have killed everyone if they didn’t have a neighbor that was smart enough to come knock on the door. Could you imagine if it happened in the middle of the night with less foot traffic. And if she would have left when she could no longer pay rent then she would still have her stuff.
@@toya6449 🙄🙄🙄
They said the fire happened in the morning after she made breakfast for her nephew but the mom stated that she didn't get home until 5. So no, she didn't rush home freaking out.
Fires are traumatic but you need to control yourself in court. Civil court is NO place for emotion...only FACTS