I agree wholeheartedly with the defendant. The plaintiff felt that way about her for a long time. That's why she exploded on her over something so trivial. She had been wanting to say those things to her for a while. In her mind, that was the opportunity to say it. She's a basket case!
Agree 💯.. plaintiff is a narcissist and most likely plays everyone in her life .. hence why she has no one left in her life, so she reaches out to a friend when she was twice homeless . They can pretend for 20 30 + years. that’s what they do best is pretend. However they eventually always show their true colors .
Exactly what I thought! And she may bottle up alot within herself cuz it dont seem she has her stuff together having to move from friends house to house.
The judge fell for her tears. She’s a narcissist that said everything she’s been wanting to say to that lady. I believe she did indeed use her for her couch.
I think something is wrong with her. This is typical of a person who suffers from bipolar. Maybe that’s what the medication the neighbor had for her was for idk
The plaintiff is the worst kind of person! How can she sue her best friend of 20 years after sleeping on her couch rent free for 11 months??!! It’s the audacity for me. Those texts were so hateful I agree with the defendant! She was never her friend to begin with. 😒😒😒
I'm like the defendant. I will love my friends unconditionally and take care of them. The moment you become shady and or disrespectful- it's over!! I don't do things like that to my friends so I ask for the same.
Unconditional means without conditions so it's not unconditional love.. but it probably is a lovely, healthy friendship with lots of compassion and lots of healthy boundaries :)
The plaintiff went crazy on the friend that was very very nice to her. It takes a very hateful person to say the things she said to someone who was there for her and believe you me, she will live to regret it. Anytime you mistreat a person that God placed in your life to help you, you will pay the price. You don’t throw God’s gifts back in his face.
A great life lesson for all of us is recognizing when people are placed in our lives by God, or the devil. I usually see the blessing after the fact, but my eyes are always open and my heart is always full.
No. I don't buy that. She has plenty of clarity to know how to file a lawsuit, never express regret or apologize and qualify her actions. "She talks about other people all the time"? Really? Nah.
"No good deed goes unpunished..." this is so true. I'm sure the defendant learned this the hard way just as I did. I actually saved people from a fire and they repaid me by lying, stealing and scamming me. Never stick your neck out cause they'll just kneel on it.
My dear friend you don't need to worry about it. It's even better they didn't thank you coz your good deed has become a treasure stored up for you (up above) and you'll get your reward a million fold in this lifetime or up there. God sees everything trust me. Please don't give up on being kind to people. God bless you.
@@ThePracticalDog that’s exactly what my family says, it’s on me. If she wasn’t a little mentally disabled it would be easier. I’ve not allowed her to step foot in my house for years tho
I also had a friend of over 30 years that turned rather toxic as she got older. I loved her dearly, but I love myself more. After repeated episodes, I blocked her...in every way I could. If people drain your energy....🤔🤔🤔
I think the Plaintiff was jealous of her friend and that's why she got so angry with her. The plaintiff was moving all over the place living in different people's homes, her son has a drug problem and in trouble with the law, while her friend the defendant has a stable place to live with a stable life situation. Sometimes people just really need to get over themselves, put their own foot down and say, it's time for me to stop blaming everyone else for my problems, playing the victim trying to get everyone to nurse my wounds and feel sorry for me, and get my life together.
JM wants to know what happened and why the plaintiff acted the way she did. It's very obvious she suffers with substance abuse issues. All the signs are glaringly obvious.
@@journeysalkebulan some people have no choice. The scheme to criminalize black people but feeding drugs into neighborhoods have ruined generations of families stuck in the cycle. Learn up on history
this happened to me, let a friend stay for a week. That turned into 4 months and they told me they stayed over 30 days so i would have to take them to court to get them out. I called the police and they got him out quick.. people take advantage of kindness
The defendant was a good person to the plaintiff. The plaintiff is a user and she will regret turning her back on her. I totally agree with the defendant
1. This is a rerun. 2. The plaintiff clearly has some mental issues and needs help. I feel bad for her, but you can’t go around bleeding on other people just because you’re wounded. Get the help you need to heal your wounds. 3. The defendant is DONE with her, but I think a large part of that is rooted in the fact that she’s so hurt by how harsh the plaintiff was. 4. I’m sad for both of them. They both seem very hurt.
I can see why people might think that she has mental health issues (and she might), but that's too easy of an excuse for her (1) not apologizing or expressing regret, (2) file a lawsuit, and (3) feel entitled to damages that she created. I don't buy the "I'm mentally ill" thing. She uses other people.
@@meganmose Hard to believe that. Her "depression" happens at the time of taking responsibility for her actions. She never seems to be depressed when she's taking from others.
I've seen this before but I STILL appreciate you sharing this with us. The plaintiff may have "personal problems", but then AGAIN, who does NOT ?? But as J.M. said "we mere mortals have to get our act together". You simply CANNOT live off of other folks, you SIMPLY can't !! Then, have the unmitigated nerve to sue someone because of why EXACTLY ?? 'I was working OVER 50 hours'. Really ? I mean REALLY ?? OVER FIFTY HRS, but you couldn't pay your fair share ? No wonder your cousin threw you out. I hate to be rude, especially to "a woman of a certain age", as the French say. She is ONLY crying because she feels sorry for herself NOT because she is embarrassed or ashamed. As the other J.M. (Judge Mathis) would say "No Pity Party' going on here".he is a nasty piece of work, folks. ABSOLUTELY NO empathy here !!!
This lady *REALLY* needs therapy. Reminds me of someone in my family. It's very sad when someone is close to you just TAKES, TAKES, TAKES away from people and with NO ACCOUNTABILITY when they get called out for it. Terrible person
This isn’t definition of bipolar tho. People always throw that word around and it’s not the case. Bipolar is mood changes within weeks to months at a time, not just snapping outta nowhere like most people think it is
@@missgrace97 yes! I was diagnosed about 9 years ago at 19. It was one hell of a process to get the correct diagnosis (misdiagnosed with bipolar) so yes there’s a huge misconception
Have a brother who went thru a divorce. Asked to store "stuff temporarily" on my property and in my workshop. 5 years later I asked him to get it out. Over the next 4 years he made every excuse why he couldnt. In the 10th year I gave it all away and told him it was gone. That was 3 or more years ago and he still tries to make me the bad guy.
The plaintiff has deeper issues. No one loses their shit over a cart. She flew off the handle on someone who helped her. She needs to do some serious self assessment and get her life in order.
Thought I had a real friend for 32 years. When I got hurt and real sick and my house burned she exited stage left while my house was actually still on fire.I never asked for help or anything else... but when she realized I had nothing left to give... she has never called or checked on me again. That's been 8 years ago. That night God gave me a vision of her and behind her beautiful face was the most hideous demon you could ever imagine. I shook and thanked God she was gone and out of my life completely. When you lose somebody like that be very thankful.
I hope he left when you told him to. In most states, if a houseguest gives you a few dollars to "help" and/or has mail delivered to them at your address, they are now a legal tenant, and you can't kick them out. You have to hire a lawyer & go through an eviction process, which can take months. I've tried to be kind & let people stay with me in the past. Kicked a young girl out after she tried to seduce my husband. Another young girl who one of our sons was dating got mad because we wouldn't let them share a bedroom, so she tried to burn our house down....with our pets in it. Thank God we forgot something & turned around to go back for it or we would have come home much later to a destroyed home & dead pets. Another old "friend" from childhood left on his own, with our car. We spotted it months later in a police auction. I consider myself lucky that they didn't become defiant squatters and make me evict them. Never again. I may help someone out who is going through a hard time, but I will never again let them stay in my home.
@@JamieM470 Yes, he did leave! I felt bad but at the same time I did not. Although he's a friend, it wasn't working out and it became uncomfortable and annoying. Wow! You were really nice to let these people to stay with you! Never again to let anyone move in, even if it's only "temporary"!
@@CiCiKensey02 I hope that if your friend turns his life around and you two run into one another again in life, you will at LEAST grant him a few moments to tell you how he is doing. I would. I have met many addicts and mentally ill who have turned their lives TOTALLY around. If I meet them again in this lifetime, they have that personal moment with me, and I will share in the celebration.
@@lenas6479 LOL I always, always seem to mix up their first names. They just sort of morph into a blob of uselessness in my mind! Thank you for the correction. 😀 Yeah, I meant Doug Llewellyn in particular, but Harvey Levin is pretty useless, too... it's hard to believe that he actually has a law degree.
I'm starting to wonder if Judge MM also has a doctorate in psychology 🤔 She spends 50% of her time counseling both parties. She is an Angel in a Black robe of Justice 🤗❤️ GOD BLESS Judge MM ♥️♥️
As someone who once suffered from severe depression, if someone told me to kill myself, it would be over with them forever. There's no going back from something like that, in my opinion, regardless of apologies or future actions.
The defendant seems like a good soul. I'm glad to see the judge be stern but caring towards the plaintiff. Mental & substance abuse issues are no joke so I really hope she gets the help she needs to get back on her feet & maybe find a way to makeup for her behavior towards the defendant & others she may have wronged.
I feel positive that I've already seen this one..🤷♀️ Edit: Yea, it's a rerun, but wow! I forgot the plaintiff was extra, Extra crazy to the defendant!!
Mixing friends with money is messy, and if you’re going to do it, it has to be crystal clear. It can still go sideways, in my case I’m glad it didn’t. My best friend took myself and my daughter in when I went through my divorce. We had very explicit rent and contribution to household bills. Our daughters were a year apart in age, 2 and 3. They shared a room and I rented the extra room. We even ended up with me keeping her daughter nights and weekends when she worked. We stayed until her lease was up and she moved in with her fiancé, and I found a place to rent (over a year later). We are still best friends and I’d do anything to return the favor if it’s ever needed in any way.
To the plaintiff.Change your attitude so you won't jump from one friend to another.Learn to cherish friendship and the good people around you.Don't abuse them.Grow up.
I let a friend who I called my sister come stay with me because she didn't have anywhere to go. We moved and she had to move with us and was there for almost a year and didn't look for a job, and when she did look there was always some excuse and refused to go to social services. After finding out that she was smoking in my house in the room room that was supposed to be my daughter's room who was due in a few months and didn't do anything besides eat up the food, run up my bills including the phone bill to almost $400, had people in my house when I was at work or on duty and they were stealing things including checks which means they were in places they shouldn't be I asked her to leave. She locked herself out of the house by accident and when I got there I could see a lot of my stuff mixed in with her stuff that she was taking. She went back while I was at school and my husband let her in and either her or someone who was with her smashed his car window... I only didn't call the cops because he said to let it go but I learned my lesson and I have not allowed any adult to stay with us for an extended period of time.
I don't see how the judge doesn't have any friends that would let her sleep on her couch! If I have a living room or an extra spare bedroom, my friend ALWAYS has a place to go. I don't have a lot of them, but the few I have can definitely stay
Guarantee the plaintiff will be back asking the defendant for a place to stay or something else. Sociopaths only see people as a means to an end and seemingly forget the past. No regard.
The plaintiff reminds me of a former friend of mine - emotional abuser and manipulator. Can turn on the apologies and water works on que, after beating you into the dirt with hate, nastiness and anger. These types of "friendships" are no different than being with an abusing mate - abuse you then bring you flowers and apologize, then abuse you, then flowers and apologies; abuse, then apologies. I hope the plaintiff walked away and stayed away because people like the defendant don't change. If you allow the abuse / apology ONE TIME, it's an open door for them to repeat, over and over and over again, and it will only get worse. The more you try and help someone like that, the worse they become because you care - and THAT ends up being the "weakness" they exploit.
"Plaueeeze". Love the announcer. Another case of the plaintiff needing a place to live and the defendant is so mean she threw my expensive valuables away. She delivers pizza yet she claims to have over 2,000 bucks of junk she brings with her. I call these people professional victims because they want someone else to blame for their sad lives.
I threw away a "friends" things after we had a falling out. I reached out to her and her family to get her stuff and they never did so after 30 days I tossed it all! Shoes, clothes, baby stuff, important papers and all!
The plaintiff clearly has something wrong with her. She has a nerve. The things she said is ridiculously disproportionate to the situation. It was her responsibility to collect HER belongings that she just left there. The defendant took care of the plaintiff as if she were her mother and the plaintiff said horrible things about her not being a good mother, yet she expected the defendant to care for her like her mother. She just sounded like a spoiled child.
With friends like the plaintiff who needs enemies? I would never allow someone to mooch on me like that. Plus she brought an animal. She has some nerve!
Plaintiff needs counselling. Mental health issues are tricky. Some people use their mental health as an excuse to act poorly. She is a manipulator, taking control of the situation by NOT collecting her belongings. If the belongings are still with her friend, she can claim an attachment. Get some advice on how to live a more organized life.
I don't understand like when someone help me out I don't try to hurt them do them wrong I try to pay them back to the best of my abilities with anything I could do but something I just want to sue the people who help you like how you bite their hand that beat you start crying when you get caught up like this person is so weird and because it's really the fact that I'm angry today and I'm on like a rent and some of these are touching a little close to home cuz I'm binge watching these episodes but the plaintiff has something really wrong with her in her head to try to sue a person who helped her and then text those messages and then try to cry to become a whole victim again I'm sorry if you don't do those things from where I'm from
Damn! When I think of some of the shitty things I have said in anger, upset, etc. I guess this really highlights something my ex-mil told me after I called her the b word in a note that I left on the kitchen table once. She told me “never put in writing what you don’t want somebody else to read”. I miss her so very much. (She passed before the divorce.)
when she said all that mean shit, she was talking about herself, we already know her son disappoints her by selling drugs and if he loved her wouldnt have left her homeless on another womens couch for 8 months, HE DOESNT LOVE HER so she took that out on her friend
It's crazy how many people end up being sued by people they helped out.
With friends like that who needs enemies
No good deed goes unpunished !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Old saying are created for a reason
@@ACHVACTAB1 exactly what I was going to say. I’ve learned that lesson one too many times.
It's infuriating n heartbreaking at the same time smfh
which is why i don't help anyone but family
I agree wholeheartedly with the defendant. The plaintiff felt that way about her for a long time. That's why she exploded on her over something so trivial. She had been wanting to say those things to her for a while. In her mind, that was the opportunity to say it. She's a basket case!
Agree 💯.. plaintiff is a narcissist and most likely plays everyone in her life .. hence why she has no one left in her life, so she reaches out to a friend when she was twice homeless . They can pretend for 20 30 + years. that’s what they do best is pretend. However they eventually always show their true colors .
Yeah cause those low blows didn’t come out of nowhere
Definitely
Simp!
Exactly!
She's just crying because the judge read all of her texts and she's embarrassed.
Yeah she just latched onto JM’s comment about them gossiping as an excuse because the texts showed she flew off the handle for no reason.
100%
Yes, never a single apology or regretting anything. Instead suing for things that she herself authorized to get disposed of. I don't buy her crying.
Exactly what I thought! And she may bottle up alot within herself cuz it dont seem she has her stuff together having to move from friends house to house.
She's crying because she knew she lost. What a psychopath.
the texts TOTALLY broke down....plaintiff revealed her TRUE self.....WOW, what a nightmare!
💯ALWAYS KEEP TEXTS
It’s judge Millian’s smile before she tells you off for me 😂
She wants you to smile back before she drops the big bomb 💣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love that.
The judge fell for her tears. She’s a narcissist that said everything she’s been wanting to say to that lady. I believe she did indeed use her for her couch.
I think something is wrong with her. This is typical of a person who suffers from bipolar. Maybe that’s what the medication the neighbor had for her was for idk
FT... she's crying and misses her because she needs a place to stay... again
😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣
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I'm weak
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The plaintiff is the worst kind of person! How can she sue her best friend of 20 years after sleeping on her couch rent free for 11 months??!! It’s the audacity for me. Those texts were so hateful I agree with the defendant! She was never her friend to begin with. 😒😒😒
I'm like the defendant. I will love my friends unconditionally and take care of them. The moment you become shady and or disrespectful- it's over!! I don't do things like that to my friends so I ask for the same.
Nothing unconditional about your stance. But i get it
Unconditional means without conditions so it's not unconditional love.. but it probably is a lovely, healthy friendship with lots of compassion and lots of healthy boundaries :)
this. my love for my friends is unconditional and forever as long as they are real ones
Defendant read the plaintiff to filth on those texts. Well deserved.
Your friends are very fortunate to have you !!!
The plaintiff went crazy on the friend that was very very nice to her. It takes a very hateful person to say the things she said to someone who was there for her and believe you me, she will live to regret it. Anytime you mistreat a person that God placed in your life to help you, you will pay the price. You don’t throw God’s gifts back in his face.
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Awsome analogy- you dont throw gods gift back!- Amen
A great life lesson for all of us is recognizing when people are placed in our lives by God, or the devil. I usually see the blessing after the fact, but my eyes are always open and my heart is always full.
Yes. She needed her not once but twice. She will regret losing her as a friend.
Wow some real shit
The plaintiff is emotionally unstable.
I need a cig! the weed is not cutting it bi-----! you are on something else! shopping car and van full of sh---- hahaha, plaintiff is a nutcase!
and I don't care, Yt about your auto-edits!
No. I don't buy that. She has plenty of clarity to know how to file a lawsuit, never express regret or apologize and qualify her actions. "She talks about other people all the time"? Really? Nah.
@@uacbpa I think they were just gossiping, as people do, and now she is using it as an excuse.
@@beatriceblocks600 I agree. Talking about another person with a friend in your home is no excuse for the blowup.
"No good deed goes unpunished..." this is so true. I'm sure the defendant learned this the hard way just as I did. I actually saved people from a fire and they repaid me by lying, stealing and scamming me. Never stick your neck out cause they'll just kneel on it.
My dear friend you don't need to worry about it. It's even better they didn't thank you coz your good deed has become a treasure stored up for you (up above) and you'll get your reward a million fold in this lifetime or up there. God sees everything trust me. Please don't give up on being kind to people. God bless you.
I feel like the lesson should be don't hurt those who have helped you...not that you should never help others...
Every deed gets its just reward. You will be rewarded for your deed and the same for those that hurt you.
@@storieswithauntyogeswaog1430 I couldn’t agree with this more. It is written in the book of life. God saves your tears. ❤️❤️❤️
It’s very sad, but you have to be so careful who you help and how you help. The Plaintiff is so entitled and ungrateful.
I have a friend just like this. You can never do enough.
then that is not a friend, and if you choose to keep that person in your life, that's on you
@@ThePracticalDog that’s exactly what my family says, it’s on me. If she wasn’t a little mentally disabled it would be easier. I’ve not allowed her to step foot in my house for years tho
I also had a friend of over 30 years that turned rather toxic as she got older.
I loved her dearly, but I love myself more.
After repeated episodes, I blocked her...in every way I could.
If people drain your energy....🤔🤔🤔
What a shame to lose a long term friend over something so simple.
Well I think the defendant was absolutely right about how her “friend” felt about her the whole time
I think the Plaintiff was jealous of her friend and that's why she got so angry with her. The plaintiff was moving all over the place living in different people's homes, her son has a drug problem and in trouble with the law, while her friend the defendant has a stable place to live with a stable life situation. Sometimes people just really need to get over themselves, put their own foot down and say, it's time for me to stop blaming everyone else for my problems, playing the victim trying to get everyone to nurse my wounds and feel sorry for me, and get my life together.
Agreed but they hardly ever do
But it is very hard to see people who've had decent parents/grandparents AND financial support!
The cute guy behind the defendant is such an icon. He is there in a bunch of cases and always is always giving the best reactions lol
I've seen that dude somewhere else?
JM wants to know what happened and why the plaintiff acted the way she did. It's very obvious she suffers with substance abuse issues. All the signs are glaringly obvious.
I think JM has a bachelor degree in Psychology, this certainly helps analyzing behavior
Or mental health issues
That could be the case, but not all mental health issues are related to drug use. There may be other reasons, including that she's just a bad person.
@@uacbpa I never said they were
@@tortillero3138 He never said you said they were. Dude literally just made a statement like you did, and didn't even tag you in it.
You don’t sell drugs out your primary home. I thought everyone knew this.
I've got an idea how about not selling drugs at all! 🙄🙄🙄
well you could, if you are smart. For a minute, anyway.
Or don't sell drug, period.
@@journeysalkebulan drugs are legal in most states. the far left has demanded that we normalize losers who do drugs.
@@journeysalkebulan some people have no choice. The scheme to criminalize black people but feeding drugs into neighborhoods have ruined generations of families stuck in the cycle. Learn up on history
this happened to me, let a friend stay for a week. That turned into 4 months and they told me they stayed over 30 days so i would have to take them to court to get them out. I called the police and they got him out quick.. people take advantage of kindness
never let a man stay over friend or not.
The defendant was a good person to the plaintiff. The plaintiff is a user and she will regret turning her back on her. I totally agree with the defendant
Me too
You really learn a person once you live with them!
Uhmm, not in this case. It was after she lived with her things started to unravel.
1. This is a rerun. 2. The plaintiff clearly has some mental issues and needs help. I feel bad for her, but you can’t go around bleeding on other people just because you’re wounded. Get the help you need to heal your wounds. 3. The defendant is DONE with her, but I think a large part of that is rooted in the fact that she’s so hurt by how harsh the plaintiff was. 4. I’m sad for both of them. They both seem very hurt.
Very good observations. I would agree with you on all counts.
I can see why people might think that she has mental health issues (and she might), but that's too easy of an excuse for her (1) not apologizing or expressing regret, (2) file a lawsuit, and (3) feel entitled to damages that she created. I don't buy the "I'm mentally ill" thing. She uses other people.
You can tell she has a problem she breaks down , she is depressed
@@meganmose Hard to believe that. Her "depression" happens at the time of taking responsibility for her actions. She never seems to be depressed when she's taking from others.
I fully agree with you. Sad case...
So the plaintiff was able to even fool the judge with her crocodile tears when the judge commented "I don't see it that way"...
I was thinking that but then again I think she was just coming up with something so the defendant didn’t feel too bad about being used
I thought defendant was exactly right.
I've seen this before but I STILL appreciate you sharing this with us. The plaintiff may have "personal problems", but then AGAIN, who does NOT ?? But as J.M. said "we mere mortals have to get our act together". You simply CANNOT live off of other folks, you SIMPLY can't !! Then, have the unmitigated nerve to sue someone because of why EXACTLY ?? 'I was working OVER 50 hours'. Really ? I mean REALLY ?? OVER FIFTY HRS, but you couldn't pay your fair share ? No wonder your cousin threw you out. I hate to be rude, especially to "a woman of a certain age", as the French say. She is ONLY crying because she feels sorry for herself NOT because she is embarrassed or ashamed. As the other J.M. (Judge Mathis) would say "No Pity Party' going on here".he is a nasty piece of work, folks. ABSOLUTELY NO empathy here !!!
With friends like the Plaintiff .....
god what a nightmare, especially staying at your place!
Who need foes
I love how Judge Milian throws jabs at the litigants 🥊.
I would never take her back as a friend ! People tell how they really feel when their mad .
“It’s on wheels already” took me out 😂
I'm happy her answer was no.... She deserves better..... That plaintiff is a piece of work 13:53
This lady *REALLY* needs therapy. Reminds me of someone in my family. It's very sad when someone is close to you just TAKES, TAKES, TAKES away from people and with NO ACCOUNTABILITY when they get called out for it. Terrible person
Plaintiff appears bipolar. I've never seen a case where a person had a meltdown in court.
Wow
This isn’t definition of bipolar tho. People always throw that word around and it’s not the case. Bipolar is mood changes within weeks to months at a time, not just snapping outta nowhere like most people think it is
@@Elayesee13 thank you! Borderline personality disorder is more of the swift and sudden mood changes. Not bipolar.
You must not watch many court shows.
@@missgrace97 yes! I was diagnosed about 9 years ago at 19. It was one hell of a process to get the correct diagnosis (misdiagnosed with bipolar) so yes there’s a huge misconception
Have a brother who went thru a divorce.
Asked to store "stuff temporarily" on my property and in my workshop.
5 years later I asked him to get it out.
Over the next 4 years he made every excuse why he couldnt.
In the 10th year I gave it all away and told him it was gone.
That was 3 or more years ago and he still tries to make me the bad guy.
I just don't get it, he didn't use the stuff for 10 years so why does it matter?
Take heart Miss McKenna you were a kind, good friend. Sadly no good deed goes unpunished ☹️
drugs, shopping carts, craving that cig, and going nuts on others. Plaintiff is NUTS!
A good, appreciative and reliable friend is hard to find.
I have mine, it's my puppy.
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yep - Dogs, because people suck!
@@ThePracticalDog
Right✔
She delivered "pizza" aka she was the plug 😭😭
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The plaintiff has deeper issues. No one loses their shit over a cart. She flew off the handle on someone who helped her. She needs to do some serious self assessment and get her life in order.
She's crying because the judge called her out.
Thought I had a real friend for 32 years. When I got hurt and real sick and my house burned she exited stage left while my house was actually still on fire.I never asked for help or anything else... but when she realized I had nothing left to give... she has never called or checked on me again. That's been 8 years ago. That night God gave me a vision of her and behind her beautiful face was the most hideous demon you could ever imagine. I shook and thanked God she was gone and out of my life completely. When you lose somebody like that be very thankful.
I let my friend stay in my place. After a week , I told him, dude, you gotta get out.
something i'd do
I hope he left when you told him to. In most states, if a houseguest gives you a few dollars to "help" and/or has mail delivered to them at your address, they are now a legal tenant, and you can't kick them out. You have to hire a lawyer & go through an eviction process, which can take months.
I've tried to be kind & let people stay with me in the past. Kicked a young girl out after she tried to seduce my husband. Another young girl who one of our sons was dating got mad because we wouldn't let them share a bedroom, so she tried to burn our house down....with our pets in it. Thank God we forgot something & turned around to go back for it or we would have come home much later to a destroyed home & dead pets. Another old "friend" from childhood left on his own, with our car. We spotted it months later in a police auction. I consider myself lucky that they didn't become defiant squatters and make me evict them.
Never again. I may help someone out who is going through a hard time, but I will never again let them stay in my home.
@@JamieM470 Yes, he did leave! I felt bad but at the same time I did not. Although he's a friend, it wasn't working out and it became uncomfortable and annoying.
Wow! You were really nice to let these people to stay with you! Never again to let anyone move in, even if it's only "temporary"!
@@CiCiKensey02 I hope that if your friend turns his life around and you two run into one another again in life, you will at LEAST grant him a few moments to tell you how he is doing. I would. I have met many addicts and mentally ill who have turned their lives TOTALLY around. If I meet them again in this lifetime, they have that personal moment with me, and I will share in the celebration.
@@MrMaddox57 We are still good friends:) He understood why I couldn't have him to stay longer than a week.
Harvey Llewelyn with his surprising: "Did you learn a lesson from all this?"
He is the worst part of the People's Court.
Harvey Levin. The other unneccessary person is Doug Llewellyn. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@lenas6479 LOL I always, always seem to mix up their first names. They just sort of morph into a blob of uselessness in my mind! Thank you for the correction. 😀 Yeah, I meant Doug Llewellyn in particular, but Harvey Levin is pretty useless, too... it's hard to believe that he actually has a law degree.
@@vorpal22 they what? I thought they were jurnos
@@WildArtistsl Doug Llewelyn is a reporter, but Harvey Levin has a law degree and practiced law in California in the 1980s and 1990s.
He's my spirit animal
The judge looked so much prettier before that face lift!
I'm starting to wonder if Judge MM also has a doctorate in psychology 🤔 She spends 50% of her time counseling both parties. She is an Angel in a Black robe of Justice 🤗❤️ GOD BLESS Judge MM ♥️♥️
As someone who once suffered from severe depression, if someone told me to kill myself, it would be over with them forever. There's no going back from something like that, in my opinion, regardless of apologies or future actions.
😂😂😂😂 The guy behind the plaintiff tapping on his head when JM asks What's wrong here? 😂😂😂😂😂
The defendant seems like a good soul. I'm glad to see the judge be stern but caring towards the plaintiff. Mental & substance abuse issues are no joke so I really hope she gets the help she needs to get back on her feet & maybe find a way to makeup for her behavior towards the defendant & others she may have wronged.
Judge is a true professional. love her
"Go smoke ten or more joints" LOL
Sure would🤣
Lmao ,you have a shopping cart,it had wheels on it should have kept it pushing 😂😆
The judge nailed this one! She was harsh when it needed to be said.
I feel positive that I've already seen this one..🤷♀️ Edit: Yea, it's a rerun, but wow! I forgot the plaintiff was extra, Extra crazy to the defendant!!
I always feel like I’ve watched multiple of them already as if they just repost them.
You have; I saw it, too.
yes it's a rerun
There's an audience and no monitors so yes,you seen already
It’s a rerun, it’s TH-cam? How can you expect all new shows?
Such a sad case.. I felt so sad for the Defendant 🥺🥺
The plaintiff is very unstable. I'd run from her. She needs to talk to somebody.
I had a friend like this once…. Keyword: HAD ✌🏾
Ahahahaha, not a surprise!
Toxic…good for you. Life’s too short.
Good Riddance
Mixing friends with money is messy, and if you’re going to do it, it has to be crystal clear. It can still go sideways, in my case I’m glad it didn’t. My best friend took myself and my daughter in when I went through my divorce. We had very explicit rent and contribution to household bills. Our daughters were a year apart in age, 2 and 3. They shared a room and I rented the extra room. We even ended up with me keeping her daughter nights and weekends when she worked. We stayed until her lease was up and she moved in with her fiancé, and I found a place to rent (over a year later). We are still best friends and I’d do anything to return the favor if it’s ever needed in any way.
Wow. Someone ADMITTED being wrong.
JM, you're incorrect disagreeing with the Defendant about how she thinks the Plaintiff feels about her.
The Plaintiff is a chronic user
To the plaintiff.Change your attitude so you won't jump from one friend to another.Learn to cherish friendship and the good people around you.Don't abuse them.Grow up.
Listening to her lash out texts had me like "GOTDAYUMM" 🤣
I've seen several plaintiffs appear to play the crying card in an attempt to make their case better. This does not seem to be one of them.
I let a friend who I called my sister come stay with me because she didn't have anywhere to go. We moved and she had to move with us and was there for almost a year and didn't look for a job, and when she did look there was always some excuse and refused to go to social services. After finding out that she was smoking in my house in the room room that was supposed to be my daughter's room who was due in a few months and didn't do anything besides eat up the food, run up my bills including the phone bill to almost $400, had people in my house when I was at work or on duty and they were stealing things including checks which means they were in places they shouldn't be I asked her to leave. She locked herself out of the house by accident and when I got there I could see a lot of my stuff mixed in with her stuff that she was taking. She went back while I was at school and my husband let her in and either her or someone who was with her smashed his car window... I only didn't call the cops because he said to let it go but I learned my lesson and I have not allowed any adult to stay with us for an extended period of time.
You were very generous to allow her to live with you for free for almost a year. I'm sorry that she took advantage of your kindness.
Your husband is nice my husband wouldn't allow that happen
7:38 - Needs the 'that escalated quickly' meme!
I don't see how the judge doesn't have any friends that would let her sleep on her couch! If I have a living room or an extra spare bedroom, my friend ALWAYS has a place to go. I don't have a lot of them, but the few I have can definitely stay
The Defendant probably wanted to say, "Nooooo, '''WE'" talk about other people; not just ''''ME.'''' lololol!
This Plaintiff is literally freaking CRAZY!!!! Then has a nerve to TRY and sue her. She needs HELP!
Guarantee the plaintiff will be back asking the defendant for a place to stay or something else. Sociopaths only see people as a means to an end and seemingly forget the past. No regard.
Crazy how the peoples court been living in my head rent free the last couple days
Cases like these just cause people to be less trusting, or help others. So sad!
The plaintiff reminds me of a former friend of mine - emotional abuser and manipulator.
Can turn on the apologies and water works on que, after beating you into the dirt with hate, nastiness and anger.
These types of "friendships" are no different than being with an abusing mate - abuse you then bring you flowers and apologize, then abuse you, then flowers and apologies; abuse, then apologies.
I hope the plaintiff walked away and stayed away because people like the defendant don't change. If you allow the abuse / apology ONE TIME, it's an open door for them to repeat, over and over and over again, and it will only get worse.
The more you try and help someone like that, the worse they become because you care - and THAT ends up being the "weakness" they exploit.
Spot on! 💯 a manipulative Narcissist
Our Philly accents just kill me 😂
Like nails in a chalkboard…..
@@kellyannr4171 damn that was mean...but also, yes.
Bol the plaintiff should be in a LMN movie 😂😂😂😂 crazy self
"Plaueeeze". Love the announcer. Another case of the plaintiff needing a place to live and the defendant is so mean she threw my expensive valuables away. She delivers pizza yet she claims to have over 2,000 bucks of junk she brings with her. I call these people professional victims because they want someone else to blame for their sad lives.
There is something wrong with the plaintiff. The defendant is 1 friend everybody should have.
when she started crying i laughed.... she wasout of line and then she cries... haha what
The difference between broke friends and rich friends
I threw away a "friends" things after we had a falling out. I reached out to her and her family to get her stuff and they never did so after 30 days I tossed it all! Shoes, clothes, baby stuff, important papers and all!
People are so ungrateful. The Plaintiff is a clown.
Well first be careful letting people move in "until they get themselves together". Those texts were downright cruel.
I wish I had a friend like the defendant. Blessings to all. 🕊
Oooo it's a sneak rerun! :) lol I don't think I can ever forget this one, even with a different name, but yeah! :) Still thanks for the upload.
"I need a cig,the weed is not cutting it with you b----" omg plaintiff is a nut hahaha wow! those texts!
The defendant was exactly on point when she said the plaintiff been hating on her.
The counterclaim was never for rent, it was for apartment services, laundry, pet sitting, so what the announcer said was incorrect
The plaintiff clearly has something wrong with her. She has a nerve. The things she said is ridiculously disproportionate to the situation. It was her responsibility to collect HER belongings that she just left there. The defendant took care of the plaintiff as if she were her mother and the plaintiff said horrible things about her not being a good mother, yet she expected the defendant to care for her like her mother. She just sounded like a spoiled
child.
She's just crying like a KAREN!!😂😂
I think that the plaintiff was stressed and took it out on her friend. Listen, Being homeless on a couch, And struggling to find a place is so hard.
@9:50 dude behind the plaintiff 😂
THE PLAINTIFF IS A HEADCASE
So glad the defendant didn't fall for her BS with crying and saying she missed her.
With friends like the plaintiff who needs enemies? I would never allow someone to mooch on me like that. Plus she brought an animal. She has some nerve!
Absolutely Absurd
The defendant is a smart lady. Some people never realize they have used smh and stand up for themselves.
Plaintiff needs counselling. Mental health issues are tricky. Some people use their mental health as an excuse to act poorly. She is a manipulator, taking control of the situation by NOT collecting her belongings. If the belongings are still with her friend, she can claim an attachment. Get some advice on how to live a more organized life.
Now that you have burned your bridges what will you do when you become homeless next time!
Precisely some people have to learn shit the hard way
I don't understand like when someone help me out I don't try to hurt them do them wrong I try to pay them back to the best of my abilities with anything I could do but something I just want to sue the people who help you like how you bite their hand that beat you start crying when you get caught up like this person is so weird and because it's really the fact that I'm angry today and I'm on like a rent and some of these are touching a little close to home cuz I'm binge watching these episodes but the plaintiff has something really wrong with her in her head to try to sue a person who helped her and then text those messages and then try to cry to become a whole victim again I'm sorry if you don't do those things from where I'm from
It’s amazing how people can be so wrong and still be the victim ‼️
I agree with the defendant she she says that she thought the plaintiff was a friend but all the while she hated her.
this whole thing was an utter mess, Im just glad the
defendant got that crazy thing out of her life ❤
Damn! When I think of some of the shitty things I have said in anger, upset, etc. I guess this really highlights something my ex-mil told me after I called her the b word in a note that I left on the kitchen table once. She told me “never put in writing what you don’t want somebody else to read”. I miss her so very much. (She passed before the divorce.)
when she said all that mean shit, she was talking about herself, we already know her son disappoints her by selling drugs and if he loved her wouldnt have left her homeless on another womens couch for 8 months, HE DOESNT LOVE HER so she took that out on her friend
That poor 🐈. Hope it escaped.