Being A Real Snoop

The plaintiff says she rented a room from the defendant, and she claims he would go into her room, snoop around, and lounge on her couch. He even spotted in her bra, so she moved out and is suing him. The defendant claims the plaintiff smoked in her room in violation of the rules, and says she’s a professional rent scammer. He’s countersuing for unpaid rent, smoke damage, a leaving a mess.
Case 29-110

[@WORLD_TRUE]

If I had a job that pays $57/hr and I had no place to stay, I would rent a Uhaul truck and sleep in it to keep that job.

[@NellieKAdaba]

👍

[@rocknurse100]

Right???

[@kenyettaready]

Right and In a few months she could save for a down payment on a house.

[@tjneverdefeated4394]

Right

[@sweetyd]

I work in the Bay Area. That's not a lot of money at all.

[@Mocha_Minimalist]

For $57 an hour, full time. I'll stay at a Motel 6.

[@MichelleLeah]

$57 an hour. Shhhiiddd nothing is coming in between me and that job. NOTHING!

[@shaygatewood]

Hellooooooo 🙋‍♀️

[@marshallelliott8894]

I'd stay outside the job!

[@jenelizabeth7822]

I’d stay in my car 🤣🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dreams2dream627]

I'd be homeless and get a gym membership for showering

[@cocodiva0213]

She could’ve went to a hotel nearby. I can’t believe that she lost a $57 hr job because of a commute

[@queenb2713]

Its California which thats probably nothing after taxes

[@oldgreg7541]

So I know cost of living is high in California but you really think a woman making $57/hr would have to rent a room? Lmfao

[@palopinto4065]

Anything is possible at a university in California

[@ebonyperkins4129]

Sis, if you ask me, she lost that job in late april. She just couldnt afford it anymore.

[@kammiedi7941]

@@oldgreg7541 That part she make enough to renta hotel room or somewhere else she a liar

[@luisfilipe2023]

The fact that she thought she would get 10 grand because her landlord entered her room to leave a receipt is beyond me. This woman is completely delusional

[@Jsarmy87124]

She tried though

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK)

[@luisfilipe2023]

@@edmartin6245 lmao there’s nothing criminal with leaving a note

[@BeKind2AllKinds]

That is a huge invasion of privacy. I would have sued him, too.

[@luisfilipe2023]

@@BeKind2AllKinds bro he just left something on the table lmao that’s no reason to sue

[@Dymsx86]

She made $57 an hour...that's over $100K a year. And she couldn't find another place to stay? Wow.

[@whale6144]

Well given how "fussy" she was even on the show before a judge, it should come as no surprise that she couldn't or wouldn't find another place. In fact, I don't think distance had anything to do with her loosing her job. It was probably her argumentative disposition.

[@SparDanger]

I wish I made THAT much an hour! Dang...

[@magicworld3242]

She's lying. BIG TIME.

[@ericdelgado1303]

With that money she could buy a car and commute. For 57? I would walk.

[@emchammer1815]

Probably a part timer

[@denisewynn2971]

The lady is not too bright. At her age she should know that keeping her job was very important. At $57.00 an hour she could stay at a hotel temporarily until she found somewhere else to live.

[@RoughJustice2k18]

As Judge Judy would say "it's all about common sense" clearly the plaintiff didn't use any in this case.

[@cammac2753]

Exactly 💯

[@reauchea18]

Exactly or Airbnb

[@carolgeorgeson9632]

Yep..like a mansion.lol

[@meowmeowgrl]

"Penny-wise, pound-foolish" as my mom likes to say...

[@lorettauebel4766]

Since she’s so prone to exaggeration I don’t necessarily believe that she had such a high paying job in the first place.

[@mspuertomami]

Exactly

[@mcooper1438]

Exactly

[@yesterdayitrained]

Exactly.

[@skipper523]

Agreed!

[@Bigbadmilf]

Facts.

[@isatakabba2128]

Love how judge M handled this. This woman clearly thinks the world owes her a lot. Reality will hit her soon (if it hasn’t already after this).

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@ceilism]

You sound insane

[@686JM]

@@ceilism Huh??!!? I hope you're talking about the Plaintiff, she acted like a "woke" womanchild who wanted a payday for her own troubles and personal issues. Nothing the defendant did was illegal or shady.

[@ceilism]

@@686JMis woke in the room with us right now?

[@al3220]

This lady is a piece of work. The landlord was wrong to enter without permission, but it was not an act serious enough to warrant a breach of the lease.

[@kenyettaready]

EXACTLY. Homegirl tried it.

[@The2Coolest2]

Exactly. It was probably a 5 second thing he didn't think about. Probably didn't want to slide it under the door thinking she may just step on it or something. Put on desk, close door, back to my kitchen to make lunch.

[@grigrig9107]

Nah dude wrong for breach. He was getting her money he had no right to violate that agreement to give notice. People like him got a day of living hell coming more difficult then anything you can imagine.

[@grigrig9107]

@M M nothing harmless there contracts are law he breached- the plaintiff was right to charge him he was wrong! Harmless is him leaving her receipt in her mailbox

[@grigrig9107]

@M M oh I aint your buddy, u sound like u do meth

[@alinafed19]

$10,000 for feeling violated? If only I got $10,000 for every time I felt violated…..

[@Amy-ej2px]

You meant this as a joke, but it's actually quite sad that you feel that you can't do anything when someone violates you, or that you feel that you're not worthy of $10,000 if someone violates you. 😥

[@brianeberle8447]

Alina - periodt 😂

[@ronkonkoma4223]

I guess this lady feels she's on the same level as the Elliott Spitzer girls.😂

[@nisheajenkins3735]

Right 😂

[@TheGoodContent37]

@@Amy-ej2px The sad thing is that you feel entitled to $10,000 for insignificant petty things. Specially if you ONLY point those small things just to get an advantage over others. That's sad and evil.

[@priestofsyrinx6681]

She either didn't have the job she says she had, or she was fired for the way she acts. She thinks the world revolves around her.

[@edmartin6245]

ADJUNCTS(PART TIME COLLEGE TEACHERS) GET PAID $50 TO $250 per HR, BUT ONLY 3 OR 4 HRS PER WEEK PER CLASS!!! PREPARATION TIME(3 TO 6 HRS PER WEEK. YOU GET PAID NOTHING for preparation time !!!!!) THAT IS WHY I STOPPED DOING ADJUNCT COLLEGE PROFESSING!!! I WAS NOT GOING TO WORK 5 OR 6 HRS PER week for nothing!!!!! lawyers, Doctors, truck driver, plumbers, computer programmers, computer repairmen ups drivers all are paid $50 to $75 per hour. Miluan probably is paid $2,000 per hour Reply

[@gan-ban6083]

Bingo !!! She didn't even make it out of her probationary period.

[@mattpresley3773]

Nah her victim mentality would fit right in on a college campus

[@jjman533]

Stanford University? Yeah right more like Sandford and Sons junk yard.

[@shawntaamanze7741]

She was fired for her erratic behavior. Not because she couldn't get to work on time. She has personality/character issues.

[@walkerlocker6126]

Can we all agree the announcer has way too much fun with this lmao

[@theresacoringgray6885]

That voice was hilarious 😂

[@BelleBlack1]

Everything out of her mouth is an exaggeration or straight up lie. "I found him sitting on my couch!!!" "Well it was the first day where we were discussing the lease where we sat on the couch"

[@itshk9427]

Ikr I could tell she was doing her best to make it seem like a huger deal than it rly is.

[@grigrig9107]

Nah the old creep was to get dust after she dropped the bucks but he chose to sit around and cause her stress he s a miserable piece of trash that will fall in his shirt eventually

[@michaelwest2141]

gf Be I agree 100% with whatever you are trying to say

[@markanthony6220]

@@michaelwest2141 lol

[@firstclass82ad79]

I agree

[@D_Parks]

Most people would do about anything to keep a $57 an hour job. Stay at a hotel, a friend’s couch, an Airbnb, your car. Or stay the 3 months and use extra time to start new job and find new place. Her excuses don’t make sense.

[@magicworld3242]

Because she's lying. Like Judge Judy says..... If it doesn't make any sense, it's not true.

[@EddieSpaghetti07]

Why didnt she bring her paystubs?

[@shannontrent3702]

Right, because they are just that, excuses...I hope she gets the counseling she needs and stops walking around with such a victim mentality. She made $57/hour and couldn't stay another month? Explain to the landlord how she felt? Sad...

[@geekfreak2000]

Another commenter explained their theory well. In essence, she was most likely deemed to not be a good fit at her job for whatever reason, was given 2 weeks notice, couldn't pay rent and had no need to find other housing, and made a big deal out of this receipt thing in anger/desperation. I feel bad for her, but she shouldn't take her issues out on someone else.

[@EddieSpaghetti07]

@@geekfreak2000 this theory sounds reasonable

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

The whole thing people seem to be forgetting is this was a roommate situation. Not an apartment or a house where the landlord was inviting himself in without cause. He lived there. Yes, i agree he should not have entered her room under any circumstances but when you rent rooms out to people, people tend to get comfortable like if it was a family and forget that some people have real issues. She entered his room to put money on his table, he probably just didn't even think about if she would feel different. But to end the lease over it and lose her job. No. She could've sent him an email letting him know how she really did not appreciate him entering the room and ask him not to do it again. And if he did then take action. She over did it and I'm betting it's how she operates in her daily life. Just sad she would allow this to hinder a good job. She needs some help.

[@ProfessorMM]

Very well said

[@Maple_peacan]

It actually depends on how the house was structured. Like if there was a first floor/ second floor type thing. If that was the case, he has no reason to go down stairs into her part as if it’s his part. That was why it was rented to begin with.

[@Maple_peacan]

And it may get confusing of what I mean by that when I say a two part house. I lived in one where you have a upstairs. It’s like a home itself and then you have a downstairs where it’s the same. Generally your own space with a door and lock, functioning like one house but made up of two

[@fortifarse]

@@Maple_peacan but She was renting a room.

[@djaliyashea]

I think shes lying through her teeth, theres no way her job paid that much, if it did theres absolutely no way she would loae it over a commute, if she made that much why does she not have a car and why is she in a roommate situation. And the scene she is making, theres just no way

[@julieisaacson610]

A person who expects extreme privacy should never rent a room in a shared home. She needed a studio or a motel room.

[@MM-zg4bc]

It’s women like her that make it more difficult for those with genuine grievances to get justice.

[@illidelphian1508]

Ugh exactly!!!!

[@p3doslayer]

Facts

[@oldschool8983]

True

[@jeremySJThompson]

Modern woman

[@noneyab7011]

Absolutely.... I was thinking the same thing. That’s terrible.

[@lucy5201]

I would not feel comfortable if a landlord came into my room unannounced when I wasn't there. Just tape the paperwork on my door. However, everything else was a bit much on her part.

[@garrawaytube2801]

I agree with you he should have tip the receipt on the door I think this woman is traumatized by a man she makes $57 an hour she's a rent a Motel 6 $57 a night

[@amandakurtz7732]

For $57.00 an hour I don’t gaf if he went in the room with me naked !!! Do you know if you go to jail you must open your butt and thighs and IF you have a tampon pull it out and they LOOK 👀!!!!! So once you have had that done nothing matters ! Our soul is all that matters !

[@K_Cole0128]

i agree 100% or slide it under the door.. or schedule a time for us to meet.

[@Danny-mg1hu]

the dude is not American, culture differences. also no disrespect, nobody would want to see her naked.

[@34stzoo]

I agree the only that’s warrant is a warning.

[@TardiniEnnio]

Bringing up gender... jeez. A landlord shouldn't enter a renters room like that. That's personal space. But she was trying to hit the jackpot and profit by playing the victimcard.

[@judgejudy3035]

Right!!!

[@catnipaddict88]

The sad part is that she seems to truly believe it too. I hope she finds peace.

[@staciecarmon1618]

She actually tried to bully this man out his own house! Some nerve!

[@Joshuaeway03]

Thats a lie

[@mellvee]

This is absolutely disgusting. If she thinks she is some type of victim in this situation, she definitely hasn't ever been truly victimized. Screw her for pretending that what she went through was akin to someone truly violating someone's space, body, privacy, etc. It is people like this that make real victims feel ashamed to come forward.

[@godofplumbing]

Well said.

[@latentgamer5762]

Just because there are worse victimizations, doesn't mean she wasn't victimized. Someone steals a million from you and two hundred from me, they still stole from me. Don't compare "victim" statuses, that's like walking into a funeral and yelling "I TOO HAVE FELT LOSS". Pretty poor form.

[@michaelcrandle1068]

Very True.

[@dreamingbig98]

Just because she didn’t broadcast her trauma on national tv doesn’t mean she doesn’t have any that was triggered by him entering her space without her consent. Clearly she has an issue with men, she specifically asked if any would be in the home. The landlord said only his wife and women tenants would be there and he would give her 24 hours notice before entering her room. He did none of this. It doesn’t matter how silly this seems to you and the judge. An agreement is an agreement and he broke it. She was extremely biased in this case. I have seen her stick to words written in a lease and she didn’t with this one because she (and you) think she’s being dramatic. Shame on you. I hope you don’t call yourself a feminist. She may not have been entitled to $10k and her job loss is her fault, but he violated the lease. Period.

[@dreamingbig98]

@@latentgamer5762exactly! “Oh you were shot??? Well I was shot TWICE, you should be thankful!!” 🤡

[@jessicaaaaaaaaaaa95]

“Guess what, lady? He’s not scared!” I can’t 😂😂😂😂

[@fwheeler83]

😂😂😂

[@Maninawig]

somehow I feel the original statement listed some pretty epic life events he lived through.

[@LYJmusic]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Nisvet-d9h]

I died at that part 🤣🤣🤣

[@wehere2763]

I needed to know I wasn’t the only person who caught that part. 🤣🤣🤣 #Instigating

[@mkxv]

I’m so confused, $57/hr she could afford to live basically anywhere. She could find somewhere to go with that pay. She also said she moved there to mitigate the commute issues, so I’m still confused. No, the landlord shouldn’t go in her room, but she’s overreacting. She’s giving me “trauma that’s obscuring her reality” vibes Also Mr. Chang seems pretty okay, maybe he overstepped but I don’t think it was malicious

[@froi916]

A 1 bedroom apartment would cost her $2500 in Menlo Park (near Stanford) if she's lucky. And she still has to take care of the mortgage and bills at her home in Sacramento. That $57 an hour would be stretched real thin if she doesn't have any help.

[@maureensmith-pinkard460]

@@froi916 she didn’t count the cost. I’m sorry I think she would’ve eventually become a squatter. Not maliciously though. She obviously is overwhelmed and now jobless and needs a place to live. I hope she is able to get some help emotionally so she can move forward. It looks like she’s about to have a breakdown. 😔

[@viciousleash7645]

I would think she could have afforded her own locked door handle, replaced the current one, and locked it when she left. When she left, she could return the old handle with the locked one. I've done this before when renting a room.

[@OhHeyItsShan]

@@froi916 $57 an hour. So let's say she works 9 hours - that means she earns $513 per day. Let's assume she works 5 days a week (Mon-Fri) that means in 1 week she gets $2,565. In 4 weeks (1 Month) she would earn $10,260. If she wanted to live in Menlo Park she could easily afford it AND she would have $7,500 still left to pay her mortgage and bills in her old home. Even if she set aside $2,500 for bills/mortgage in her old home, she would still have $5,000 left from her monthly $10,000. So nothing she says makes sense because she had more money than needed. Remember in the healthcare industry the hours can be much longer, so her days may be 10/12 hours long and perhaps she might have to work on weekends. So $10,260 a month would be the MINIMUM she would earn. If she can't get her s**t together for $10,000 a month then there's no helping her at all.

[@chaci1]

@@OhHeyItsShan you doing too much. This doesn’t account for insurance , possible medical bills (you don’t know if she has a medical condition where she pays extra cost for stuff) , taxes , utilities, taking care of her mother, her daughter (paying for whatever the daughter needs especially if she’s younger or something)

[@vinny9261]

When she said 'if you don't get it, you are never going to get it. There is no point in a continued explanation.' This is the most upset I've seen the judge!

[@rafaeljameson1119]

You should see the one with the law student. She shreds that kid.

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@righttoouropinionthanks4710]

Yep! She is right

[@savannahsherry2778]

​@rafaeljameson1119 what is it called?

[@WhitePrivilegeDoesntExistButVi]

Asian man with strong accents is smarter and make better life choice than some blk American who always play victim.

[@JasmineCrump]

Girl, bye! You lost your job and couldn’t rent the entire place. It was a reach to make this a ‘violation’ issue and I agree with the Judge!

[@corporateraider77]

She’s nuts and a hypochondriac. She acted like he physically assaulted her.

[@Joshuaeway03]

"Girl bye" You didn't listen to the contract that was broken 2.5 times. The Room she rented was private... It was written landlord could not enter without leaving a 24 hour notice.... happened twice... he did that.

[@JasmineCrump]

@@Joshuaeway03 chile, you’re real aggy over an opinion that’s 3yrs old, but clearly 147 people agreed with me so I must have been spot on. 😉 I don’t even remember all the deets of this case and surely don’t care enough about your agitation to watch it again just to respond to your irrelevant comment. Don’t go chasing waterfalls…hahahaha have a great day! 🙃

[@DotNetRussell]

That woman is exactly the reason that women aren't taken serious when there's actually real problems and abuse.

[@beeeeeeeeeebs]

!!!!!

[@Mooe-cb6bv]

Really, if she is renting a room, that is her space and he shouldn't be able to go in there anytime he wants, that is invading her privacy. I got the impression he was only doing that to check up on her.

[@tcurry1531]

@@Mooe-cb6bv I don't believe that. He bought a property so that his family could commute to work. His family was doing the same thing that his tenant renting a room wanted to do. She did not rent an entire home with sole access to it, she rented a room. I get that she could be embarrassed but she knew they were working on the house and possible he thought that to leave notes to her privately, as other lived there also, that he was doing the right thing. She was mad because she would have had to make other arrangements because he was not going to rent her the entire house. She decided that she was going after the big bucks by sueing this family. She got greedy and am glad that she did not win.

[@jadelee6555]

She's an entitled leftist black woman who feels she can get away with anything, including breaking her lease, because she can pull the victim card 🤷🏽‍♀

[@thealphaandomega9348]

@@jadelee6555 Clearly you didn't listen nor watch the case. She said she made 50 dollars an hour interning for Melana Trump and lost her job because she couldn't hold the camera for those nude photo shoots.

[@Coolkem1]

She should have put up with all this minor infractions to keep her job until she found another place. She cut her nose to spite her face. Sorry for you ma’am 🙄

[@dinasmith3820]

If I made $57 an hour I would rent a camper, until i fugured out my next living arrangements. 🙄

[@willjones6660]

As soon as I heard $10,000 on an apartment case I came to the comments 🤣

[@cwalker6911]

Exactly

[@loreeserantoinetteware8613]

Me😂

[@RoughJustice2k18]

When I saw that on-screen my first reaction was "she will be bloody lucky" there is no way any small claims court would award an amount that high.

[@nikibrown6982]

😂😂😂

[@BRITANYKAY]

Me too 😂😂

[@Genaeve]

Her crocodile tears and claiming “victim” is why real victims have a hard time being believed.

[@noneyab7011]

Absolutely.

[@gritsnwavy3059]

She’s with the drama.

[@lauracurtin631]

"I let Peter drop me off at my job!" Wow! He gives her a ride and she thinks she did him a favor! Entitled much?

[@kizzyrichards593]

Right.

[@LocdAnnLuvly]

Nah...Mr. Chang is not dumb... She's from out of town and he just met her...He gave her a ride to work so he could find out where she works... plus anybody with a legit job should have a checking account instead of paying cash for their rent...

[@elegantfashion160]

So she lost her job because he put a receipt in her room? What’s that logic?

[@piaping8747]

😂

[@yacobisrael6955]

What day did she lose her job on where is the evidence

[@shania9193]

@@yacobisrael6955 she said May 10th I believe

[@tjneverdefeated4394]

She essentially gave up the job because she got in her feelings over him entering her room and broke the lease. When she did that getting to work became an issue. 🤷🏾‍♀️. The whole point in renting the room was to be closer to work so that she could keep her job. SMH. This was all a mess.

[@itshk9427]

There's no logic 😂

[@MrsShowtime247]

There’s a deeper issue going on with this woman

[@kiannaballard8098]

Naw, she just was trying to get over on Peter...Everything changed with her soon as Peter told her he couldn’t let her rent the whole house.

[@fromnytomd]

She may have been violated when she was younger.

[@christopherramon-reid2000]

@@fromnytomd RIGHT!!!

[@minipoopuu12340]

@@fromnytomd then would would she move in w another person let alone a man?

[@kay22100]

@@fromnytomd Well she said this was the most she’s ever been violated so I doubt it

[@valeriedavis2466]

$10,000, have you lost your mind?????People think they can just make stuff up and get a huge pay day....NOT. She lost her job and is now trying to get back on her feet with his money. Take several seats sista........

[@maureensmith-pinkard460]

@Valerie Davis my thoughts too

[@Ngan.marianguyen]

Right????😩

[@tamarajohnson7826]

She probably didnt want him in her room because he'd see her ashtray and empty liquor bottle😂😂

[@humaneleaguelancPA]

Ohhh! Hey, I grew up with a Mom and a Dad that smoked like chimmny's; to this day if I catch a whiff of smoke from my neighbor from me walking outside my door, I walk the other way. Well I'm just very sensitive to it. Can't have my bedroom window open because she smokes outside at 5, 6 and 7am in the morning.

[@ivybee347]

She seems to have suffered from something that has affected her terribly...... but not $10,000 plus all the rent she paid.

[@lauraanne5175]

I thought the same thing...something triggered her and she cant see the reality of what happened.

[@TeamofMe]

She has a very deep rooted issue with men. Could be domestic violence etc.

[@yacobisrael6955]

What day did she lose her job on

[@minipoopuu12340]

@@TeamofMe then why rent from a man she shudda rent from a woman she also portrayed him as a creeper

[@25oxendine]

Yeah... Californitis... the belief that everyone owes you something

[@jericashobel7356]

She obviously had some problem with men in her past, that's why she made sure no men were to be rented too. But, that does not give her the right to try to rip off the landlord. I hope she finds the peace and help she needs, but this man did something harmless.

[@davidswick8571]

I disagree with you there and the idea that she had issues with men. While she may have issues with men in the past I don't think that this showcases that. A LOT of women looking for roommates will say "single woman only" in the ad. Same with any person renting a room in a house - sometimes landlords think women are just neater and quieter so they will also put "female only rental" in the ad. Women just feel more secure because men are "walking hormones"

[@kanyegang2810]

That didn't give him the right to be all in her room either

[@jericashobel7356]

@@kanyegang2810 I don't disagree with you. Everyone has boundaries, I certainly would have been pissed as well, but like the Judge said "where's the proof of you telling him not to enter the room at all?" And she couldn't even prove that. All he did was put a receipt on her desk to make sure she got it.

[@kanyegang2810]

@@jericashobel7356 no landlord can enter into your property/room without 24-72hr. Notice depending on the State.... I'm a landlord in the state of Wisconsin thank me later

[@jericashobel7356]

@@kanyegang2810 24 hours here in Ohio. But most give a 48 hrs notice. But, I don't rent I own.

[@glamthis]

Woah. She actually tried to talk over the judge from the get. "I'M going to finish., and then..." She's no victim as much as she tries to paint herself as one. She's used to having that control and Milian wasn't having it.

[@kiannaballard8098]

Right, why not file a complaint with the police to seek justice,...She never complained to him about coming on her room and none of the texts until he told her dramatic ass she couldn’t rent the whole house.. she tried to take advantage of him... I’m glad he stood his ground, GO MR. Change

[@pamelaclary3801]

Now you know that she wasn’t talking over the judge and you also know that the judge was talking over her: Damn people are so unfair now days. Brain imbalance.

[@esotericbreed6770]

Exactly 💯 with her petulant side comments. She was so disrespectful to the judge. She's lucky the judge is a fair person, or she would've ended up paying every penny that man was suing her for.

[@glamthis]

@@pamelaclary3801 oh, gee, Pam, thanks for telling ME what I know. Let me return the courtesy. Now you KNOW that when you're in court and the judge talks...you don't. You know that the judge steers the proceedings, not the litigants. Now you know that judges are there to gather facts, not listen to nonsense. You know that it's the judge's aim to cut through commentary, and get to the relevant facts. You do KNOW it's not customer service when you go before a judge. And I know that you're probably the kind of person that tells baristas at Starbucks how to properly spoon foam on your macchiato and then has a tantrum when it's not done to your liking, or tells a chef how to cook a steak and sends it back multiple times. Sounds like you and Ms. Flowers could be perfect roommates. People are so self important now a days. Entitlement imbalance.

[@glamthis]

@@esotericbreed6770 Then she threw an adult tantrum, cried and played victim when it didn't go her way.

[@briallecobb4194]

I bet she didn’t lose her job for being late. She lost her job because she crazy and unreasonable.

[@bootsnsaddle8289]

For a $57.00 an hour job, I would sleep in my car, wash up at a MacDonald's, an Arby, a Jack in the Box or even at a gas station. Are you kidding me ? Why is she flattering herself ?Does she REALLY think that he wants to KNOW her in the "Biblical Sense" ? Surely, she is aware that with just one set of her undies, she could wrap the defendant in them, stick a bow on it and put it under her Christmas tree.

[@Ms_Sanchez01]

lol

[@melissajohnson817]

Right! She’s ridiculous, dramatic. & unrealistic

[@vt-yp7yq]

Yep, it would have possibly been a pain, but it could have worked and she could be renting out the entire house and still working at Stanford healthcare.

[@dr.a2160]

Or use it as a parachute and fly out her window

[@marys6800]

It's quite clear her attitude changed when she found out that she couldn't rent the whole house as she had convinced herself she could. She should have got that in writing before she moved in if it was vital for her. The landlord shouldn't have gone into her room but that wasn't worth $10,000 in compensation. Losing her job wasn't his fault because he didn't evict her. Why didn't she move into a hotel until she found somewhere else with that salary?

[@joemancurreri6635]

she thought her pigment would be an automatic win...

[@donnadea3081]

@@joemancurreri6635i think she was using the ‘I feel violated victim card’ for the $10K jackpot!

[@pmabrouk]

Everyone is assuming she lost the job because she was late. I am suspicious of this claim. My impression is that there were likely other issues, too, that led to her termination.

[@maureensmith-pinkard460]

It had to be something else. She probably had a 90 day probation and the job informed her she wasn’t working out. Because her earlier testimony she stated that she moved into his place because of the 4 hour commute was too much. So his house should’ve been in an area that allowed her to get to work on time unless she isn’t able to make sound decisions. That’s what she should’ve considered first when looking for a place. SMH

[@benjamingary8469]

Yes, you can clearly see that..

[@carlosnoriega6878]

Same here..I have a feeling that shes still got her job...

[@Hank760]

I think she was fired for attitude

[@bubblegum1948]

I know what you mean. I thought the same thing too…that it could very well be something else, so you’re definitely right. And everybody’s answer is identical in response to that part. LoL

[@gordd7348]

My daughter rented a room when she was doing her post-graduate studies. The first thing I did was change out the doorknob with one that had a lock on the door leading to her room. Simple fix...instant privacy guaranteed.

[@taurus2600]

The landlord should have slipped the receipt under the door bc she took that and ran with it. He wasn't being creepy at all. Her issue was abt him not renting her the entire house. Hate she lost her job however making almost $60 an hr, she could have found a hotel or another rm. She was emotional during the case so I hope she is able to move on with her life in peace.

[@uMADden]

She’s only emotional cuz she knew judge ain’t gonna give her shit

[@justjared2009]

Very kind post regarding the case. Thank you. I hope she finds peace too.

[@pmabrouk]

There may have been an element of racism here -anti-Asian

[@s_1408]

@@pmabrouk black people can't be racist.

[@picallo1]

@@s_1408 Yes they can, and please dont try to run with they cant take power away from blah blah blah. Thats nonsense. Im a POC and its total absurdity. That being said I dont think the lady was racist she was just playing the 'poor woman' card and the Judge wasnt having it. Walking into a room and leaving a receipt is not that big of a deal. So he may have seen your underwear, OMG call CNN!!! Just stop.

[@cocatfan]

I feel bad she lost her job, but the judge saw right through her. Good verdict.

[@uMADden]

She lost her job because she talked smart back to her boss

[@Brinah]

@@uMADden Really? Well that'll do it!

[@Play4keeks]

Right. This makes no sense. She could have found a place. I live in the Bay Area and I have my own place and I make less then $50 an hour. She is crazy. Side note she could have gotten and AirBnB

[@BCNeil]

or she was lying about the $56/hr job?

[@Brinah]

@@BCNeil So many options out there, regardless of income!

[@salvatrice850]

Why was she renting a room in someone's house if she was making $57/hour? That's absurd!

[@truthmatters592]

You do realize she’s living in an expensive area of California, so a room is what she could afford and I’m sure she has other expenses

[@marybaca4004]

I agree!

[@churchgamefowl4198]

It’s the demographic. Just look at pro athletes that make millions and go broke a few years after they retire.

[@cmac1loc]

Because she had Bill's somewhere else to cover

[@ericrivera8410]

@@truthmatters592 j like food lots of food

[@noneyab7011]

He went in the room 1 time. She complained about him being in the apartment, but his wife was there and she didn’t rent the entire unit.

[@les_3162]

she is trying to scam money from this person and if she lost her job that's the reason she trying to get cash drama queen OMG

[@REDMr97]

She’s got some personal trauma in her life that she might need professional help dealing with, but the judge lost patience with her because she attempted to misrepresent her reason for breaking the lease. Judges always become irritable when you try and mislead them to make your case strong. It didn’t work for her. The plaintiff needs personal and professional support.

[@JohnsonKayla12]

Yep

[@magicworld3242]

We all got personal trauma. Doesn't mean you create problems and havoc in everybody's life. Stop being ridiculous.

[@REDMr97]

@@magicworld3242 What’s ridiculous about what I said? Read more carefully before responding next time. I said she shouldn’t have embellished her case to make it stronger… Ten months later looking for an argument? I think that’s what’s ridiculous 🤣🤣🤣🥱🥱🥱

[@queeneyescompany4863]

That’s what I was thinking. She definitely has some trauma… and if it met that much why move with a stranger? That’s super crazy I wouldn’t do it. But I don’t know what her situation was.

[@dawnlee866]

Yea i agree. She may have been assaulted in the past.

[@mdgamble]

She needs to be an actress! It’s literally Oscar worthy!

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

She can star in big Shirley’s mess🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thefonzkiss]

Big Momma’s House

[@ginger7344]

Can you imagine how many people she has victimized by playing the victim? I love how MM let’s them plead their ridiculous cases, going along with it til the end, then cuts them and sends them out to Douglas to rub in the salt 🤣

[@colleenknapp8626]

🧂🧂🧂🧂 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@darlenethomas8291]

This woman is a real piece of work. With her attitude, I doubt she lost the job for being late.

[@xman4328]

She lost the job because she ate too many patients.. She was dishonest about everything... It is only around 1 hr 45 min drive from Sacramento to Stanford which is a fairly short commute for the Bay Area....

[@kimanderson5511]

The thing i find mind blowing is that this woman goes in his room to leave money and thinks that's appropriate but he does the same and she's trying to turn it into her personal 10000 payday cause he didn't want to rent the whole house to just her so she was looking for a excuse that would cover her ass when she broke the lease

[@yesterdayitrained]

💯

[@pattyneff4624]

Right!, Like, It’s ok for me…but not for you.( Violated😫)

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@jeniferburton5235]

Yeah she's definitely money hungry. "How dare you come into YOUR house and go into MY room. I'm suing you for 10K". Wow, lady! Can you say "ENTITLED"??? 😒

[@theresacoringgray6885]

I would have NEVER went in somebody's bedroom to place money inside even if they said to, but would leave it on the table in the kitchen anywhere else

[@PattyPaints]

This lady is nutso. She's listed 27 jobs on her LinkedIn. In the last 15 years she's never held a job for more than a year and a half. No wonder she was trying to get $10K from Mr. Chang!

[@fittik4554]

Oh my God, that lady at the end. The judge was wrong about him being allowed to "leave a receipt on her desk," cause he has no right to enter without permission, but it was harmless. She acted like he committed some manner of assault on her.

[@keytells]

I think that was her point. Like he has no right to go in, but all he did was leave a receipt. He should’ve slid it under her door, but he probably thought it was the respectful thing to do leaving it on her desk.

[@whale6144]

With regard to the landlord entering her room, her responses in her emails to him were understated, and the judge took that into consideration. She was citing all kinds of "reasons" for her move when it appeared she wanted to bail on the lease because he retracted on renting the whole house to her. In other words, it appeared somewhat retaliatory. However I will say that landlords -- or heads of households -- frequently feel as if they do have the right to enter a renter's room, and in his case, it was extremely passive aggressive. In other words, he used this so-called innocent reason to enter her room in order to legitimize "snooping" ... This is something that many people who rent rooms do unfortunately.

[@DavidKen878]

@@whale6144 Thats assuming. Keep in mind, she was renting a ROOM in his HOUSE. He doesn't need a reason to enter her room when he can just do it when she's not there and she would never know. No one wants their landlord coming into their home when they're not there. We all get that. What we (myself and Judge Milian) don't get is why she's acting like he committed some heinous act, as if he walked in on her naked? All he did was leave a receipt. Since it's her living situation, she's right to feel any way about it as she please. But crying and shouting he violated her just because she left her big girl panties laying around and he saw them, is not something to shout "I was violated" over.

[@djburdine]

He was screwed about that receipt either way. If he slid it under the door she would say she never got it and he's stealing money. If he put it in her room then he went in without permission. He should have just waited until she got back home or took a pic of the receipt and text it to her

[@joelmontoya7298]

@@DavidKen878. Maybe she thought he sniffed her panties or something.

[@starmanda88]

Hooooo weeee she irked judge something bad 😂😂😂

[@RoughJustice2k18]

@owen meanie I agree - Judge Milian was right to tear the plaintiff a new one for being selfish and greedy. The amount she sued for was far too high plus she didn't provide enough evidence to support her claim. Money-hungry. She was looking for a quick payday.

[@gan-ban6083]

I was hoping that the Judge would walk out there where she was yelling at Doug and correct her again.

[@gabrielleivie4585]

You don’t let anything stop you from getting to a $57 dollar an hour job I feel like she lost her job and tried to get some of her money back for a little Financial cushion but that’s a personal problem has nothing to do with him and you don’t sue people just to have money you need if they don’t owe you anything I think she’s struggling that’s the probably the real motive behind her suing him that’s why she cried because she was looking forward to the lawsuit money 💵sad hope she can get back on her feet good

[@mellvee]

I just watched this episode again, and it's even worse the second time around. That woman makes me physically ill. What a ridiculously charmed life she's led if that's the worst thing that's ever happened to her. She needs to grow up and get over herself.

[@megan-v2]

Yeah, “I was sitting by the pool” And then complaining about your room being painted? She looks like a toad & toadlly is one.

[@Christina-rb8vk]

Yes!

[@Jsarmy87124]

Lol its been 10 years ago

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@ceilism]

Just say what u actually want to say

[@24blunt]

she makes 57 an hour and she dont have any money 2 find a place, but wanna sue for 10 grand. people its craigslist

[@3yearsago287]

No she makes 5.70 an hr.

[@drewmckinney2208]

I'm glad the plaintiff lost. She's left because she couldn't rent the entire house, and that was plain to see. She wanted a free place to stay.

[@____username____]

Spoiler alert much? 😭

[@drewmckinney2208]

@@____username____ this is why I never read comments until the end of the case. Happens all the time to me too...LOL

[@emo72387]

@@____username____ nobody forced you to read the comments. Spoiler alert is implied in comment sections

[@____username____]

@@emo72387 take a chill pill man

[@____username____]

@@drewmckinney2208 it’s a bad habit! 😆

[@RoughJustice2k18]

*_"Snoopy Landlord vs. The Drama Queen"_* - makes an ideal song title.

[@tjneverdefeated4394]

😂 maybe a movie title

[@misswinter3361]

Or a wrestling match.

[@p3doslayer]

Hahaha or a play

[@Pinkdiamond12]

She didn't like that the homeowners didn't want to rent the whole house to her. It's not her home!

[@MrMaddox57]

Judge reading the ad: "No smoking, no drugs/drinking. I would never rent that place." Hahaha, me either, judge!

[@CharisToTheWheeler]

🤣😆💀

[@nothanksno6931]

If she is this messed up about him being in the room, I can only imagine the hassle she would of been in the workplace.

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@Foodfightmike]

"If A mAn CaN gO iNtO yOuR rOoM" When playing the victim backfires 😂

[@sarahslate9855]

She is absolutely ridiculous 😂😂😂😂 FREAKING RIDICULOUS 😭🤣 I can't believe she had enough nerve and bravery to accuse this little old man of violating her rights by walking into a room that is in HIS HOME and placing a receipt on her table!!! And 2nd if she had an incredible job at Stanford she should have done WHATEVER was necessary to get there,,and on time..That was her stupidity to screw up such a great opportunity!

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

Plaintiff was looking for a pay day, that's it. She is nuts

[@therealkiraming]

Making a 100K working for Stanford? lol...not likely :)

[@yesterdayitrained]

Totally agree. There was no actual substance to her case. And I find it difficult to believe she was making $57/hr anyway…

[@wjcraig78]

She was too dramatic and tried to turn a innocent mistake into something it wasn’t. She probably was late to work before and was terminated for things that occurred before and she tried using this as an excuse. $57 a hour get a hotel geez.

[@BillyBobbby]

An innocent mistake that violated the terms of their lease agreement. If she violated the the lease he could terminate the lease, and kick her out. There should not be a double standard being applied here.

[@kiannaballard8098]

@@BillyBobbby are you that blind, if she felt so violated wtf she didn’t moved out right away then???.... Yet she still stayed she only move out because he didn’t let her rent the whole house.

[@BillyBobbby]

@@kiannaballard8098 are you ignorant? Perhaps you are just unable to read? I never said she "felt" violated. I said the terms of the lease were violated, and they were, by him.

[@lbbelrose951]

Wow if she thinks someone walking into her room even tho she wasn’t there and put a damn receipt in her room is “violation” she is living in her own head. It’s not like the man walked in on you naked and wouldn’t leave. Or walked in unannounced and wouldn’t leave like really girl. I’m glad no one has actually violated you. Must be fucking nice

[@x25violator]

Lol. Well she's single with her mom and her daughter. Hell she should have rejoiced any man was in her bedroom.

[@chatttingitupwithcj]

That's what I'm saying she was all wrong here

[@lisastarr6481]

I get it her not wanting him in her room a lot of sick crazy stuff happens. Many women would feel violated offended & wonder did he touch, take pictures,masturbate,with her personal items laying out. Maybe she was assaulted before she really seem traumatized. She should have let the landlord know her boundaries like he let her know his rules before renting the room.

[@lolalopez7657]

@@lisastarr6481 him leaving a receipt or whatever in her room does not equate to 10k in damages. That's ridiculous.

[@Pootieprincess]

I guarantee she was smoking in her room and got butt hurt about it because he found out. He probably wrote the email after seeing the condition of her room and smelling smoke and knew it wasn’t a good idea to rent her the entire house. Then she got mad. This is not a “violation” especially when she dropped off her rent in his room. ROOMMATES SOMETIMES enter eachothers spaces. It happens.

[@brianedwards264]

She thought she was gonna win😂

[@FARecordsJF]

This case is SO satisfying. Woman tried so hard to make herself a victim. Didn't work out, buddy!!

[@piaping8747]

😂

[@bongoikno4994]

😂

[@sewjoyful3983]

As a woman who has actually been violated by a man I must say she doesn't know what the word Violation means.

[@Amy-ej2px]

Since you claim to have been violated, you should know better than to try to invalidate someone else's feelings about these types of things. She explained why she felt violated. 1-He didn't give notice and 2-She had her underwear out. Her explanation should be enough. Perhaps you should look up the meaning of feeling violated.

[@mariocastro9987]

@@Amy-ej2px so she deserves 10K lol this was no violation.

[@elvickRULES]

@@Amy-ej2px she said it was the worst thing that ever happened to her. That’s a privileged life of someone who has had no real problems in life.

[@seanflood5087]

That man doesn't want to see your gross underwear.

[@dodgek5270]

​@@Amy-ej2pxsorry your feelings got hurt but not every hurt feeling is a valid violation no materr how much you scream every feeling is valid. Can you scream you got raped if you you dreamt that you got raped and file a case against that person? I'm sure your dreams and feelings where real when you were being raped in the dream world but that won't win you your lawsuit. Psycho.

[@marionweeks5953]

Loosing her job was definitely a her problem! She should have thought of that before she moved out

[@hollyb6885]

She lost her job and that’s why she wanted to leave, not the other way around. That interview with her at the end is our drama Queen.

[@aprilshowers769]

She broke the lease because she wanted to lease the whole house and then she lost her job. Then blamed breaking the lease on a violation of privacy. Then on top of that she wants all her rent back she paid, lost wages, and her security deposit. She wants him to pay for all her mistakes and life problems.

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@sedd1938]

I'd love to be her therapist

[@34stzoo]

I own a couple of homes that my wife and I take care of I do 80% of the maintenance, and yes we give 24 notice (via text or email). Two houses are rented by single mothers. Any work that needs to be done at the house I will not do unless my wife is there. Even if there's no one at the house while the work is being performed. As a man, a black man I take extra steps to protect my name and freedom. Just saying!

[@redmoneylady2213]

❤👍🏾

[@PrincessQuita86]

I understand completely! You gotta protect yourself! 💪🏾

[@angiegarcia9533]

Main reason is because you're a decent human being 😌

[@prolifemama]

Black/white, man/woman, this is a good idea across the board!

[@ezra6454]

Wife white?

[@motaselects]

Love how she told this lady “if you don’t get it you’ll never get it!”

[@rhondeeloves4466]

So she LOST her job the same day as the email? Nah, sis didn’t even try to find housing. She got upset and let $57/hour slip thru her fingers!! Mama was sitting in the back looking tired of her daughter’s bs!!!

[@jasmineasheri2150]

:))))))) my man is innocent look at him 👴🏻

[@bhdreamer]

She probably quit the job. She seems impulsive like that. Like this lawsuit was impulsive, not thinking straight

[@soshiangel90]

Email was in april, she lost her job 10 days after she moved out in may

[@25oxendine]

@Russel Mohan I don't live in Cali, but I was stationed there. I dated a woman who worked at Stanford. $57 an hour is not that unusual in a university where the average salary is 90k per year. Event coordinators and campus police could maker that much with about 10 years of experience

[@25oxendine]

@Russel Mohan Horrific is right. Most people can't. That's why 60,000 on skidrow

[@SupernaturalExplorer]

I think the real reason she got pissed, wasn't because he was in there, but rather she didn't have enough time to air out her room from the cigarettes. He got after her for the smoking, and then she had a temper tantrum, and created this whole fiasco.

[@edmartin6245]

What he did is CRIMINAL TRESSPASS. MILUN WAS CRAZY IN THIS CASE. COURTS CONSIDER THIS A FORM OF TENANT HARESSMENT. STATE LAW MIN OF 1 TO 7 DAYS NOTICE IN ALL STATES BEFORE A LANDLORD CAN ENTER EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY(WATER, ELECTRICAL, FIRE OR GAS LEAK). ENTERING OR LOOKING INTO A BED ROOM WITHOUT CONSENT IS A SEX CRIME (PEEPING TOM) FELONY(2 TO 7 YEARS IN NYS. SHE SHOULD ALSO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES. HERE ARE AT LEAST 2 CRIMINAL CHARGES. I HAD A LANDLORD WHO WOULD ENTER APARTMENTS WITHOUT PERMISSION, STATE AGENCY AWARDED TENANANTS $2,000 EACH IN FREE RENT. PLUS FROZE ALL RENTS IN BUILDING (HE CAN NOT GET LEGAL RENT INCREASES). i POSTED NO TRESSPASS SIGNS ON MY DOOR AND CRIMINAL TRESSPASS ARREST WARNING ON MY APT DOOR!!! THAT STOPPED HIM.

[@justjared2009]

Hard lesson for her. Hope she will get it eventually.

[@justjared2009]

@Bob V Be kind! 😅

[@BillyBobbby]

@@justjared2009 the old man violated the terms of the lease. I would be upset as well.

[@JustIn-xm1vp]

She thought she could bulldoze her way to blame someone else, and have him pay for all her problems.

[@barbarabazin9570]

Wow,he maybe creepy,but she is a drama queen.She could have stayed in a motel until she found housing .

[@Nameless_mixes]

Anytime that someone says “You know?” in court, there’s a very good chance that they don’t have a case and want the judge to make assumptions or fill in the rest of the story for them.

[@saronmalloy6074]

If she’s making $57 an hr she can afford to finish the lease.

[@markwoodson9083]

She could rent a motel weekly if she makes 57.00 a hour

[@magicworld3242]

She's lying

[@mrgq181able]

She can rent a house she must b lying

[@RoughJustice2k18]

@@mrgq181able She couldn't lie straight in bed. No wonder Judge Milian saw through her.

[@MelissaRae1975]

That's b like 9k a month...gurl please

[@Speights2011]

This lady has trauma from something that happened in her past.... healing energy for her

[@teetawn9454]

Agree

[@sirensongstress1059]

She’s so traumatized that she wanted to CONTINUE to do business with him and rent his house out? Make it make sense.

[@Wendypretty1]

There's some trauma there clearly, I hope she gets help.

[@StoicGardens]

If that's such a violation, she's been enjoying an incredibly privledged life.

[@JennifuhhGilardi]

Imagine renting a ROOM from a homeowner and being offended that they were at their own residence 🙄🙄

[@stressfree27]

I knew in the first 2 minutes she wasn’t getting 10k. He attitude is crazy

[@itshk9427]

I read the comments beforehand....but I was unprepared for her unnecessary outbursts. Like ma'am...leaving a receipt on someone's desk is a harmless act.

[@MonkyPocks01]

Just here for the Thank You Douglas.

[@cocatfan]

I mute it during that.

[@JacksonCaesar]

I love it when she says "upon the preponderance."

[@Pisceanqueenxoxo]

Omg or when she says unmitigated gull

[@jeezteezer7613]

Yesss!!

[@andreadesalvo3000]

Douglas doing his job he gets all the thanks he needs from the judge. Enough will the thank you Douglas!!! He is well paid that is all the thanks he gets!!!

[@Nameless_mixes]

If a landlord going into your room when you’re not home is the creepiest thing you’ve experienced, then you should count your blessings. I’ve had worse things happen and even I know that there are millions of people who have had even worse things happen to them.

[@damnnerves24]

The plaintiff was upset that she couldn’t rent the entire house and used that as an excuse to break the lease.. I wouldn’t have liked someone going in my room either. The defendant could’ve sent a text acknowledging the amount received or simply taped the receipt in an envelope on the outside door or slid under like the judge said..

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

Judge Milan didn't properly allow her to explain her case. Judge was going inn on her from the start. But sis 57$ a hour you couldn't go to the hotel extended stay, intown suites.. 57$ a hour girl I would've made some work.

[@GoblinStomp]

She didnt have a case, the worst thing the landlord did was drop a reciept in her room. That doesnt automatically award 10k on a 3 month lease......

[@keytells]

We have to take into account the fact that she’s already seen all the info about the case before they get to the show. The show just allows them to further explain, but the lady really was just saying the same things over and over.

[@RoughJustice2k18]

@@GoblinStomp Judge Judy would have dismissed her case - with prejudice.

[@melosidhe779]

The judge was mad from the start because she reviews all the evidence they turn in before the actual trial. She already knew that this woman didn't really have a case for what she was claiming due to the messages that were submitted as evidence. The judge was mad that she was trying to get $10k on a bad case. Millian doesn't like greedy people

[@josevladfelix]

Judges don't show patience once you lie to them or fabricate stories. Don't be an idiot

[@amaized2no239]

$1275.00 for the rent of a room, I would have rented a motel for a month...

[@MrAlvaradosClass]

That’s the cost of a room rental in the Bay Area of CA. Crazy, isn’t it?

[@speedbag2000]

You can’t rent 1 room and expect privacy in the whole house… And she said “he was outside in the garage”….really now you’re making demands about the garage? He’s outside working on the house outside and she has a problem with that?? Lady, you are renting 1 room … now all of a sudden you’re the owner of the whole house? That’s def not a $10,000 lawsuit.

[@nemanjalukic2422]

She saw him there 4 times for the whole time. She's definitely ridiculous. She just wanted to make some money.

[@tigersete]

1: He had no right to enter the room he rented to her without proper notice. Does that 1 time violate the lease in such a way where it's a breach? I would say yes if she would of left that day and notified him that day that she is leaving because of this reason but she didn't do that. With that said it is not a breach of the lease but def a violation to consider for future violations. 2: Her job let her go May 10th. She notified him April 19th that she will be leaving in May. Even though this is presumptuous, I believe her job gave her 2 weeks notice of termination because it wasn't working out. Also consider this is very close to the 90 day period most jobs give you to see if you are a good fit. This also would explain why, with that salary or 57/h she didn't find another place (motel, hotel, ect) to live. I don't know what her rent was but if her security deposit was $1250 then her rent should be around there. I think the judge made a reasonable ruling.

[@Dontarguewithme.]

The landlord said she paid him in cash which was out the ordinary. That was the reason why he even entered her room was to leave a receipt. I feel he used bad judgement and should've slipped it under her door but that doesn't make him a creep. I once had a landlord unlock my front door and come up stairs while I was in my bed!!! Now that's a violation!!

[@tigersete]

@@Dontarguewithme. Yeah, either way it's a violation. Even with a violation doesn't constitute as a breach unless you act on it within a timely manner because if you don't then you accepted it as not a breach. The landlord wasn't a creep in my opinion as well. I'm just thinking the plaintiff is struggling financially and was trying to do a cash grab. Fortunately her story and her evidence contradict itself and in the end she owed the landlord money which puts her even more in financial a strain. Like they say, karma is a bitch.

[@tedwertman2115]

@@Dontarguewithme. I agree, i also wonder if she had permission just to walk into his room and leave the cash. Don't the privacy work both ways.

[@MisaKeiJune]

$57 an hour!?!? I'd stay in a homeless shelter, a super 8, a motel 6, hell, you can rent a U-Haul van for $19 a day, and live out of that!! and I've been homeless, I'd stack cash so fast!!

[@kittyb275]

She should have dismissed the case when this woman interrupted her and gave her attitude.

[@chyeannevojet7664]

A lot of people do worse than her and they stay in the courtroom until she is tired and wants them out.

[@pinkosmondfan]

"You're acting like the landlord popped up in your bathroom." 😂

[@jacquenettakhati]

Man or woman should have to face legal consequences when violating any part of the lease.

[@cloo7525]

I agree that she should have been sued. But the gentlemen is kind.

[@austinox734]

Under the law there is a difference between a material breach versus an immaterial breach. A minor violation of a contract often doesn't void the contract, but a major one does. If one party, the plaintiff here, commits a material breach based on the immaterial breach of the defendant, then plaintiff will be found to have actually violated the contract (lease). Who determines if it is material or not? The finder of fact, often in cases like this it would be a judge, or in this case an arbitrator.