I'm not so sure she was criticizing the plaintiff. I almost think she was setting the stage to show how the defendants were spending a stupid amount of money on something they probably could have done for free with an iPhone at home.
Yeah, JJ made her sound so shady. But I didn't hear anything deceptive about her marketing. Giving away free services while promoting optional packages. Actually giving work away for free! I initially thought JJ was going to expose her for giving away "free" photoshoots but charging through the nose for each photo (as I've seen many other "free" photoshoots do), but she actually gave away the final photo as well.
I dont get why JJ went after the plaintiff's business like that... It was smart what she was doing and it was a fair practice... Free advertising for her business with the potential for continued business.
She wasn't really going after her. The photographer is the plaintiff in the case and the burden of proof is on her so knowing what exactly the business does provides context to the case.
Why attack the plaintiff like she's an evil crook? She's in business to make money, from anyone WILLING to go along with her program. I don't see any subversion going on here, just overly zealous students and parents.
Agreed, no idea why JJ is so hung up on it. Maybe it's like she said about her own kids and grandkids, this kind of marketing cost her family a lot of money in the past :D
It's a bit predatory in so much she is preying on the kid's false belief that they could be models and the parent's nostalgia in the kid leaving the roost soon. While not illegal, it is sleazy. It's legal to be sleazy. But sleazy is sleazy.
I didn't really see it as an attack, so much as Judge Judy was trying to pull away the fluff. The practice, though totally legal and an EXCELLENT way to make money, is also kind of predatory. Judge Judy even said that it was totally legal and "ingenious," but I'm guessing a big part of this case is these parents thinking their daughter was special, and so that should have made some sort of difference, and the judge is just trying to help them see that there's nothing special about it, this is this woman's genius, roundabout way to make money. The reason the plaintiff wasn't standing on her business with her whole chest is because she KNOWS she's sort of preying on vanity and ignorance with this business model. She just didn't expect the judge to come out and state it for what it really was. She probably regretted bringing her case to television after that, because the more people that see it, the more people will be disillusioned, and that hurts her wallet.
I love when people like you either can’t or don’t want to get married and then shame everyone who does. Just bc it’s wasteful TO YOU, doesn’t mean it’s wasteful for others.
@@lexisinka6021 wait until it financially affects their relationship. It’s not difference from people who would pressure and force couples to have a wedding. So let’s get that straight, not just one sided like you. There are more people like you then the ones that don’t want a wedding
Define scam? it is not a marketing tool, it is a marketing ploy. Learn the difference. It is an age old fishing lure ploy long used by various retail stores, and most famously by the dreaded used car salesman. And anyone who uses it deserves to be spoken to harshly. It is called "Bait and switch!" Based on the principle you lure the fish in with a very inexpensive, or free offer, then switch to an outlandishly expensive 'car' once you get there and find out the advertised model just happened to be sold the second before you arrived, or follow up you can't refuse once they have you on the hook. Just as with those 29.99 on line programs, get a turnkey for 29.99, or a free success book, then Oh wait here is this for another 99.99, oh wait you took those now here is the 999.99. SO yes it is a scam that is not illegal.
@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 A scam would suggest that you pay someone for goods or services and the scammer doesn't deliver. In this case the photographer does deliver a very professional product and service.
My senior pictures were $50 back in 1973. One 8x10, two 5x7, 50 wallets. More than enough photos. It was beautiful though. Photographer told me I had that Julie Andrews english rose look. I was so mad. I was 17 and wanted to look hot.
I’m pretty irritated by Judge Judy with this one. The woman is in business to make money. She’s not doing anything crooked or nasty, what she’s offering is no different than places like Amazon or Hulu offering a free trial. She’s giving a sample of her work and time for free in hopes of drawing in customers for bigger packages. It’s genius. First time I’ve ever been shocked at how JJ handled a plaintiff.
We have a photographer that did the same and it’s actually a charity as most kids can’t afford senior or prom pictures. So he does a free prom photo, free cap and gown photo, and offers a $99 package deal if they want. Otherwise the child has at least 1 photo for the yearbook and 1 for invitations as they are sent as an attachment. She’s no scammer.
I hope you’re talking about the person you know instead of the person that’s on judge Judy cause you can’t really talk about the person that’s on Judge Judy oh because you’re the person you know does the same thing oh they’re not a scammer you weren’t there and on top of that just cause you think somebody is not a scammer not me they are. That’s how you get scammed to low. Wow I’m sorry but I’ve known other people business people that’s done things like that to try to make a sound like it. How do you know it was going to charity how do you know? Do you see him as go and bring to charity I guarantee you don’t anybody tell you anything and then that her low price on it and I’ll ask something they can do that. You’re one of those people that will easily fall for a scam and I’m not saying that to be mean, but yes you are by the state you just fucking made and I’m sorry for my words, but that was ridiculous. I can’t believe you have to make that statement because you think that person scammer because it sounds like a great deal. Are you shitting me I’ve seen scammers through the same thing with anything even photographers, and again, anybody to tell you is going to charity you don’t know if it is do you know how many cases that where these people have been arrested or going to jail for saying something is going to charity but they’re actually scamming people You better look up all these scammers that have scam people they do not necessary ask for a lot of money and a lot of scammers sometimes ask for a lot less I’ve seen scammers ask people just donate $20 for them. Do certain kind of photos or whatever I’ve seen that happen that’s how they trick you, not scammers they asked for high prices and anybody say it was for charity don’t mean it is
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I think it's one of two reasons: 1. To ensure teenagers watching aren't fooled by the 'model shoot'. 2. A test of trustworthiness - sometimes Judge Judy has a test to see how trustworthy one litigant is. When the plaintiff admitted it Judge Judy said "Good" (2:29) - i.e. "Good, I can trust you to tell the truth" if that's what she was doing. Additionally from 2:12 to 2:16, Judge Judy clarifies it's not illegal but just wants her to be upfront about it
Kudos to JJ who continues to flex her grammatical skills. At TC 1:57 she said, “graduating FROM high school” which is the correct way to say/write this. On the same note, a person graduates from college.
I was 5th of 8. I had a few jobs but my mom handled the school stuff - but she was busy. I didn’t get a yearbook so I went to the yearbook office and selected an extra one from like 1972 😂 my friends found pictures that looked like them and signed next to it. It was a fun day. High school was a beautiful hell.
Judge Judy is pulling back the fluff of it at all... the lady's entire business model is quite manipulative but is still legal. That's why Judy said her business is quite ingenious.
@@missyrose2154 On what planet? I was listening to JuJu's description of it and thinking that it sounded like a great deal so far, but waiting for the other shoe to drop. Then we reached the end of the description without the unfair part ever having appeared, but JuJu was smug about apparently thinking she had cut through the treacle.
Dang this entire thing sounds expensive. I did one picture for our yearbook because at my high school I had to go to a place a few cities over and then my class ring was around 200 dollars.
The plaintiff is an entrepreneur. Do you know how many business models are designed to "lure" you in to later charge you for their service and depending on the business you can get hundreds or thousands for your service. If someone is willing to pay, I see nothing wrong with this. Reputable businesses have been doing this for years. Its called BUSINESS.
I think because minors are involved, Judge Judy wanted to comment (I know they’re 17 but they still count as minors). They’re ‘swept in’ by the plaintiff’s offer
I see no reason to spend thousands of dollars for senior photos. In my day, we did school photos for senior photos, they were more expensive than the regular school photos and I had to do a second session, which they didn’t charge for. When my sons were in high school, we took photos at scenic spots on the island we live on, we had total control of our sons senior photos and we sent our pick of photos to the school for their senior albums.
I really don't understand how photographers stay in business. Anyone with a smart phone and access to sunlight can create photos just as good as any photographer
Judge Judy: This very beautiful young lady. Editor: (Cuts to a shot of faded actor Hunter Parrish slouching in a $6.99 wig from Party City.) COLD-BLOODED, BRUH.
WTH!! $2,000 for some high school senior pictures!? I would take pictures on my phone & send them to relatives. Is that what they do now, these photographers? Take senior pictures then take extra "modeling" pictures and charge you an arm & leg? Damn, what happened to just taking senior pictures? Smh!
Sometimes I hate how out of touch Judge Judy is! Her whole show is based on a false pretense so she can make money but she always insults other business owner practices
@@pisto30that was so long ago though. She’s been doing the show since about 95/96. She’s still out of touch sometimes. Especially considering the type of privileged life she’s lived for the last 40 years, at least. She was much more in tune and down to earth in the 90s
Don't watch her then she's the judge of the show she's not out of touch her granddaughter helps her get with the times Don't get so hostle busy days 😊😊
If you do not want to be embarrassed, ridiculed, mocked, or, maligned do not go on Judge Judy. She has been that way since the commencement of the show..
This judge talks way too much sometimes. Like lady, yo grandkids are irrelevant to these cases why are you always talking about them and bringing them up? Stop comparing them to other people’s kids to smh.
Here we have Judge Judy knocking a business model. Not that there's anything wrong with playing "judge" and making a TV show out of it and becoming a multi-millionaire on it.
The plaintiff clearly understands psychological obligation. I've seen it in many forms, from a tour guide handing out recycled material laundry bags and cookies his wife made to somebody attempting to put one of those string bracelets on me. Heck, the dealership I bought my last car from has offered to let me drive a certain vehicle for a weekend or so, and is engaging in other tactics to get me to the dealership, as their market research must show that I've had this car for four years now and they think I'm in the market for a new one (I'm not. I love the car I'm driving). For things like the string bracelet, I jerked my hand away like it was live wires, and I declined the offer from the car dealer. I took the bag and cookies, but gave the same tip I would have given. If somebody is offering something for free, look for the hidden agenda. In this case, these modeling photos are the warm-up to what are probably overpriced graduation photos.
Wow… I think JJ has spent too much on pictures in the past 😂. Right out of the gate she’s all over the plaintiff’s business. How is that different from Menards doing an 11% discount? They do it so you’re guaranteed to come back and spend more.
"You wanna join your Mother" - JJ is something else! 😂
Because they are smart mouths and she just said she has enough girls!
SAVAGE 😂😂😂 I LOVE JJ 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Meaning that she would be kicked out too? She almost got kicked out
@@paulheath8073yes friend
1500 for pictures…lol nahhhhh
right?! I wont even spend 50 lol
My daughter’s grad pic cost 75$
iPhone Pic and called it a day😂
They weren't worth that amount omg JCPenney did my graduation photos for $150 they were beautiful
Listen more closely. The deal included hundreds of photos, the best to make up a photo album. Probably a disc as well.
No idea why JJ is so hung up on the plaintiffs business proposal. Seems fine to me.
I'm not so sure she was criticizing the plaintiff. I almost think she was setting the stage to show how the defendants were spending a stupid amount of money on something they probably could have done for free with an iPhone at home.
You can see the daugther got her mother's attitude.
Why she won’t make it as a model.
and that huge jaw line
@@1realtruthrightnow742dads femininity
Andrew Tate female hating soldier
@@1realtruthrightnow742 🤣
Photographer Lisa, if you are reading these comments you did nothing wrong, I'm actually impressed on how you conduct business
No one said she did
@@donte8212 JJ Did, what video did you watch
Yeah, JJ made her sound so shady. But I didn't hear anything deceptive about her marketing. Giving away free services while promoting optional packages. Actually giving work away for free! I initially thought JJ was going to expose her for giving away "free" photoshoots but charging through the nose for each photo (as I've seen many other "free" photoshoots do), but she actually gave away the final photo as well.
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Momzilla and daughterzilla. YIKES.
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With the dad looking scared in the middle. I know he was glad Judge Judy kicked the wife out. One burden lifted off his shoulders! 😂😂😂
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Take a shot every time JJ uses air quotes
Soooooo dddrunkk…. 😂
Wastedddddd 😅
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And send a picture to your "Cousin who dropped out because she was pregnant"😂😂😂😂
I dont get why JJ went after the plaintiff's business like that... It was smart what she was doing and it was a fair practice... Free advertising for her business with the potential for continued business.
She wasn't really going after her. The photographer is the plaintiff in the case and the burden of proof is on her so knowing what exactly the business does provides context to the case.
Why attack the plaintiff like she's an evil crook? She's in business to make money, from anyone WILLING to go along with her program. I don't see any subversion going on here, just overly zealous students and parents.
Yeah I woulda been like "hole up hole up hole uuuuuup, you makin me out to be sleezy, wtef???"
Agreed 100%. Pretty creative business model! And seems to be quite effective too!
Agreed, no idea why JJ is so hung up on it. Maybe it's like she said about her own kids and grandkids, this kind of marketing cost her family a lot of money in the past :D
It's a bit predatory in so much she is preying on the kid's false belief that they could be models and the parent's nostalgia in the kid leaving the roost soon. While not illegal, it is sleazy. It's legal to be sleazy. But sleazy is sleazy.
I didn't really see it as an attack, so much as Judge Judy was trying to pull away the fluff. The practice, though totally legal and an EXCELLENT way to make money, is also kind of predatory. Judge Judy even said that it was totally legal and "ingenious," but I'm guessing a big part of this case is these parents thinking their daughter was special, and so that should have made some sort of difference, and the judge is just trying to help them see that there's nothing special about it, this is this woman's genius, roundabout way to make money. The reason the plaintiff wasn't standing on her business with her whole chest is because she KNOWS she's sort of preying on vanity and ignorance with this business model. She just didn't expect the judge to come out and state it for what it really was. She probably regretted bringing her case to television after that, because the more people that see it, the more people will be disillusioned, and that hurts her wallet.
Waste of money. Reminds me of weddings. A VERY small amount of people in your life care about things like this.
Wedding photos are basically for the bride and groom
I love when people like you either can’t or don’t want to get married and then shame everyone who does. Just bc it’s wasteful TO YOU, doesn’t mean it’s wasteful for others.
@@lexisinka6021 wait until it financially affects their relationship.
It’s not difference from people who would pressure and force couples to have a wedding.
So let’s get that straight, not just one sided like you.
There are more people like you then the ones that don’t want a wedding
@@lexisinka6021 Sounds like self reassurance of a failed marriage. I'm sorry it didn't work out.
Tell me you’re a guy without saying it.
"Photographs up the Ying yang" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Love Judge Judy, old school, like my dear departed Queen. Long may she reign on the bench!!
The judge is a bit harsh on the plaintiff. She is a photographer using a marketing tool. It's not a scam.
Define scam? it is not a marketing tool, it is a marketing ploy. Learn the difference. It is an age old fishing lure ploy long used by various retail stores, and most famously by the dreaded used car salesman. And anyone who uses it deserves to be spoken to harshly. It is called "Bait and switch!" Based on the principle you lure the fish in with a very inexpensive, or free offer, then switch to an outlandishly expensive 'car' once you get there and find out the advertised model just happened to be sold the second before you arrived, or follow up you can't refuse once they have you on the hook. Just as with those 29.99 on line programs, get a turnkey for 29.99, or a free success book, then Oh wait here is this for another 99.99, oh wait you took those now here is the 999.99. SO yes it is a scam that is not illegal.
She isn’t harsh at all. She smells a rat.
Thank you for breaking that down. 💯💯@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172
@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 A scam would suggest that you pay someone for goods or services and the scammer doesn't deliver. In this case the photographer does deliver a very professional product and service.
A rose by any other name is still a rose
My senior pictures were about 250 dollars. This sounds like an engagement shoot!
My senior pictures were $50 back in 1973. One 8x10, two 5x7, 50 wallets. More than enough photos. It was beautiful though. Photographer told me I had that Julie Andrews english rose look. I was so mad. I was 17 and wanted to look hot.
Mine were $150 in 05 this lady is wild they were not worth $1500 omg I'd be pissed
Mine were about $49.00 but that was in 1966.
My engagement photos were $350, AND the photographer took that much off the price of wedding photos of we booked her for our wedding too
So ready for this lunch and learn!
Greeen EGGS & HAM
The quotes on “model program” warms my soul
I’m in CA and do photoshoots. $1,000 for senior photos is a freaking rip off.
Do want a medal, or something?
Very beautiful. I must be wearing different glasses. 🐕
Not nice
@ hahahahahahah.
I’m pretty irritated by Judge Judy with this one. The woman is in business to make money. She’s not doing anything crooked or nasty, what she’s offering is no different than places like Amazon or Hulu offering a free trial. She’s giving a sample of her work and time for free in hopes of drawing in customers for bigger packages. It’s genius. First time I’ve ever been shocked at how JJ handled a plaintiff.
This is the first time you were shocked 😲.
Judge Judy hates people to love themselves or their kids too much lol
4:24 “ photographs up the ying-yang” lmao!🤣
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We have a photographer that did the same and it’s actually a charity as most kids can’t afford senior or prom pictures. So he does a free prom photo, free cap and gown photo, and offers a $99 package deal if they want. Otherwise the child has at least 1 photo for the yearbook and 1 for invitations as they are sent as an attachment. She’s no scammer.
I hope you’re talking about the person you know instead of the person that’s on judge Judy cause you can’t really talk about the person that’s on Judge Judy oh because you’re the person you know does the same thing oh they’re not a scammer you weren’t there and on top of that just cause you think somebody is not a scammer not me they are. That’s how you get scammed to low. Wow I’m sorry but I’ve known other people business people that’s done things like that to try to make a sound like it. How do you know it was going to charity how do you know? Do you see him as go and bring to charity I guarantee you don’t anybody tell you anything and then that her low price on it and I’ll ask something they can do that. You’re one of those people that will easily fall for a scam and I’m not saying that to be mean, but yes you are by the state you just fucking made and I’m sorry for my words, but that was ridiculous. I can’t believe you have to make that statement because you think that person scammer because it sounds like a great deal. Are you shitting me I’ve seen scammers through the same thing with anything even photographers, and again, anybody to tell you is going to charity you don’t know if it is do you know how many cases that where these people have been arrested or going to jail for saying something is going to charity but they’re actually scamming people You better look up all these scammers that have scam people they do not necessary ask for a lot of money and a lot of scammers sometimes ask for a lot less I’ve seen scammers ask people just donate $20 for them. Do certain kind of photos or whatever I’ve seen that happen that’s how they trick you, not scammers they asked for high prices and anybody say it was for charity don’t mean it is
JJ this episode is REALLY delving into the HEART WRENCHING EXPENSE OF HS SENIOR YEAR! Nearly equivalent to the Wedding of the Century. When you talked about senior mugs I almost 🤦🏾♀️
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I mean the daughter isn’t ugly but very beautiful is up for subjectivity
She could model.
🤭🤭🤭🫢🫢STAHP! Those cheekbones 🥰
She does have a model kinda look to her. You could see her walking down the runway in something ridiculous
Good bone structure, but very low forehead.
@@pursepearl4555 For What? Trashcans?
Very smart business lady. Nothing to attack her over. Good marketing.
“Aunt Sadie”😅
That made me giggle 😅
I don't understand why Judge Judy is attacking the plaintiff for having a good business strategy.
I think it's one of two reasons:
1. To ensure teenagers watching aren't fooled by the 'model shoot'.
2. A test of trustworthiness - sometimes Judge Judy has a test to see how trustworthy one litigant is. When the plaintiff admitted it Judge Judy said "Good" (2:29) - i.e. "Good, I can trust you to tell the truth" if that's what she was doing. Additionally from 2:12 to 2:16, Judge Judy clarifies it's not illegal but just wants her to be upfront about it
Hey lunch crew greetings where you at ❤
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I’m the.. at work crew lol
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I’m off today!! 🎉😊
Here from London, UK! It's dinner crew for us 😎
Kudos to JJ who continues to flex her grammatical skills. At TC 1:57 she said, “graduating FROM high school” which is the correct way to say/write this. On the same note, a person graduates from college.
I was 5th of 8. I had a few jobs but my mom handled the school stuff - but she was busy. I didn’t get a yearbook so I went to the yearbook office and selected an extra one from like 1972 😂 my friends found pictures that looked like them and signed next to it. It was a fun day. High school was a beautiful hell.
To my fellow Aussies. Do you remember Hannah Martin from Neighbours? She would have loved to have her school pictures taken this beautifully 🤣
What you smoking Judy? 1000 dollars 💸
Must be New York or California rates. Mine weren't even $100.
What are you smoking she's the best judge ever and your nobody
Senior packages here were $899!🤦🏻♀️ I'm in California, btw.
Hey, hey - where’s everyone at?? #JJLC 🎉
$1,000 for photos??? I’m glad my kids are grown!
I would never spend that much money on photos.
I have an IPhone! I’ll take a hundred photos for you and only charge you $20 🙂
jjlc
I paid $300 back in 2006 for my daughters graduation pictures , I ask if it included wedding pictures when she got married.
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JJ is one of the rare people who have a great of amount intellect and common sense and if she were to ever become president id be here for it 😊
On the train coming home from work 😊
@dezrvnone2483 I like that pic
Why is jj going so hard on the plaintiff like she scams?!
She is as close to a scammer as you can get
Judge Judy is pulling back the fluff of it at all... the lady's entire business model is quite manipulative but is still legal. That's why Judy said her business is quite ingenious.
@@missyrose2154 On what planet? I was listening to JuJu's description of it and thinking that it sounded like a great deal so far, but waiting for the other shoe to drop. Then we reached the end of the description without the unfair part ever having appeared, but JuJu was smug about apparently thinking she had cut through the treacle.
Case of a mom thinking their daughter is more than she actually is. Mom seems like the type of parent that would yell at teachers and refs..
Turning her daughter into a Karen 😂✌🏾
Dang this entire thing sounds expensive. I did one picture for our yearbook because at my high school I had to go to a place a few cities over and then my class ring was around 200 dollars.
The "model shoot" JJ keeps air quoting is ridiculous.
You sound like a bitter Betty 😂 😊
Humans live arguing over nonsense
JJLC, watz for lunch today.? Im having POPEYES.!😋
i had asian food lol as long as you aint in milwaukee wi the popeyes maybe good
Love that chicken from Pop'eyes.
@@stratfordbaby lol 😆 😂 👍
Do I watch or wait for the other parts…
Watch twice, chat to all of us, watch once again - part 2 will be up 😊
@@PartyOf8Pleaselol! I thought I was the only one who watched them like that.
They come up eventually.
@@frigid4real
I’m glad it’s not just me, to be honest 🤫 😉
The plaintiff is an entrepreneur. Do you know how many business models are designed to "lure" you in to later charge you for their service and depending on the business you can get hundreds or thousands for your service. If someone is willing to pay, I see nothing wrong with this. Reputable businesses have been doing this for years. Its called BUSINESS.
I think because minors are involved, Judge Judy wanted to comment (I know they’re 17 but they still count as minors). They’re ‘swept in’ by the plaintiff’s offer
I have a friend who’s into photography and I hired him to take my college graduation photos. Cost me only one case of beer
🤔🤔🤔 Here we go! I can’t WAIT to hear the defendants excuses. 🙄🙄🙄 Sounds like this whole deal was clear and upfront so far.
Dinner service for 12🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can't with her, hilarious!!!!
JJ said "Out the Yin Yang". I can die happy now
It’s called marketing Judy. Businesses always give something for free to get customers in the door.
I had to get a part time job to get my pics, ring, year book and prom. Maybe the parents should teach responsibilities to their kids.
I see no reason to spend thousands of dollars for senior photos. In my day, we did school photos for senior photos, they were more expensive than the regular school photos and I had to do a second session, which they didn’t charge for. When my sons were in high school, we took photos at scenic spots on the island we live on, we had total control of our sons senior photos and we sent our pick of photos to the school for their senior albums.
She looks nothing like a model 🤣
I really don't understand how photographers stay in business. Anyone with a smart phone and access to sunlight can create photos just as good as any photographer
Judge Judy: This very beautiful young lady.
Editor: (Cuts to a shot of faded actor Hunter Parrish slouching in a $6.99 wig from Party City.)
COLD-BLOODED, BRUH.
Plaintiff is a top notch photographer, her website is excellent.
“I have five children, I have 13 grandchildren”
Lady in background: WOW
Officer burd is veryyyyy cranky
1500 for professional pictures, I’ll take them on a phone and call it a day
WTH!! $2,000 for some high school senior pictures!? I would take pictures on my phone & send them to relatives. Is that what they do now, these photographers? Take senior pictures then take extra "modeling" pictures and charge you an arm & leg? Damn, what happened to just taking senior pictures? Smh!
2:31 camera man slick and messy 🤣🤣😬😬
Who in their right mind pays $1K for pictures. My parents took pictures of me with their phone then got them printed off at CVS for $4.99 😂 😂
took my free yearbook picture with the free fake tux in the library, and called it a day. the plaintiff and defendants are ridiculous.
Not me thinking this was about portraits of old people
heads up Judy.. boys like being photographed too lol
The price she’s charging is wild! Who does she think she is Annie Leibovitz?
Howdy!
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It's called the catwalk judge
You couldnt get me to pay that for just pictures but i respect her business
Sometimes I hate how out of touch Judge Judy is! Her whole show is based on a false pretense so she can make money but she always insults other business owner practices
Well said!
She was a NY court judge before the show. She's probably seen a lot of shady stuff.
@@pisto30that was so long ago though. She’s been doing the show since about 95/96. She’s still out of touch sometimes. Especially considering the type of privileged life she’s lived for the last 40 years, at least. She was much more in tune and down to earth in the 90s
She's just saying be honest about her business model that was all
Don't watch her then she's the judge of the show she's not out of touch her granddaughter helps her get with the times Don't get so hostle busy days 😊😊
Does JJ REALLY think everyone's out in the same spending bracket as her?
I know for damn sure my mother didn't spend 1000+ on my senior photos.
I didn’t take senior photos but 1k for a high schooler is crazy
Sounds like Judy was the personal victim of this scheme
JJ is correct, photos up the ying yang and most of them never looked at again, just taking up digital space somewhere.
It's called MARKETING
If you do not want to be embarrassed, ridiculed, mocked, or, maligned do not go on Judge Judy. She has been that way since the commencement of the show..
Ooh snap
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What a waste of money 😂
I could model, but modeling agencies told me not to.
Are people REALLY spending THOUSANDS for senior pics nowadays??? 😧
1500$ for pictures lol
Dollar sign goes before the amount.
This judge talks way too much sometimes. Like lady, yo grandkids are irrelevant to these cases why are you always talking about them and bringing them up? Stop comparing them to other people’s kids to smh.
Her playpen 🗣️🗣️🗣️go somewhere else
Exactly no one said you had to stay
I need to know who wrote the intro voiceovers. 😂
These people have obviously never watched JJ. You do not talk unless she asks you a question. You absolutely don't argue back and forth. 🤬
who in their right mind spends $1000 for a few photos
I think when I graduated in 79 I paid $60 for my portrait package.
I remember this case, the defendant is a major Karen
Also this some Judge Moody over here
When I was in school your senior pictures were so regimented they were neither fun nor expensive
Uhhhhh daughter is caked uppp.. age check 😳
That daughter is not 18! She looks at least 27. She is aging like expired milk.
Here we have Judge Judy knocking a business model. Not that there's anything wrong with playing "judge" and making a TV show out of it and becoming a multi-millionaire on it.
Did you hear the announcement he made her sound like a raging bull lol 🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
JJ is not concerned with how the photographer does her work.
Hmm is this a repost ?
That’s what I was thinking. I’ve definitely seen these people before
U dont recieve every picture. U send the ones that are the best
The plaintiff clearly understands psychological obligation. I've seen it in many forms, from a tour guide handing out recycled material laundry bags and cookies his wife made to somebody attempting to put one of those string bracelets on me. Heck, the dealership I bought my last car from has offered to let me drive a certain vehicle for a weekend or so, and is engaging in other tactics to get me to the dealership, as their market research must show that I've had this car for four years now and they think I'm in the market for a new one (I'm not. I love the car I'm driving).
For things like the string bracelet, I jerked my hand away like it was live wires, and I declined the offer from the car dealer. I took the bag and cookies, but gave the same tip I would have given.
If somebody is offering something for free, look for the hidden agenda. In this case, these modeling photos are the warm-up to what are probably overpriced graduation photos.
OF link?
Thankfully not.
@@stratfordbaby share it nerd!!!!
Nothing wrong with this business approach, its not like shes making them agree to the paid session before the free session.
No scam. It’s good business sense to offer something for free to get customers in.
I see no problem with Plaintiff. You choose to buy or don't buy.
Wow… I think JJ has spent too much on pictures in the past 😂. Right out of the gate she’s all over the plaintiff’s business. How is that different from Menards doing an 11% discount? They do it so you’re guaranteed to come back and spend more.