Forgetting Some Things

[@weldinggirl]

I should have NEVER started with these, NOW I can’t STOP😹😹😹😹

[@LiveGrowRescue]

Me too! I've been watching multiple of them everyday now and neglecting my responsibilities because I'm so hooked!

[@Knotaro_bot]

Two days now and no end in sight

[@weldinggirl]

@@LiveGrowRescue I just watched the video with your brother, and I have to tell you that it is AMAZING that he can do that, I don’t even no my local news let alone every station in every state, SIMPLY ASTONISHING YOUR BROTHER!!

[@LiveGrowRescue]

@@weldinggirl I'm sorry I completely forgot I had that up! Thank you! He is our little genius!

[@saramichele7366]

@@LiveGrowRescue You have one video on your channel. It's titled "Autistic brother LOVES the news."

[@kaykepop4084]

If the defendant is this understanding and respectful in his everyday life then he's a great guy. I was so impressed with him during this case.

[@shaunaba3116]

Really? The defendant lied during the whole proceeding.. Talking about he did his due diligence.. 🙄 😂 But she tried it with the new patio set 🤣

[@Astonio]

She def tried it 🤣🤣

[@alphasports3743]

laffin I bet you been in a lot of bad relationships, this guy lied and knew it. I can tell by his body language this wasn't the first time he's done it. I see comments he's a great guy etc .. why because he smiles, the judge yelled at him because SHE read him right. Trump smiled while the capital was being invaded, he called them nice people even a person was killed and people follow him.

[@haileywalker3488]

Same here lol

[@FrankGiuliano]

She is a horrible person and is lying. She will get her day.

[@db2888]

Not believing she had all new tools in that shed. Even the judge called her out on the prices she stated for the patio furniture. AND she said she ordered everything online but has no receipts. Every company I order from online sends an email confirmation and receipt. I think she is not honest!

[@williamtrask1582]

that a NO not every company YOU deal with on line give YOU a receipt trust me i had it happen to serval time

[@db2888]

@@williamtrask1582 Awesome, good for you! I have never had a company not send a receipt and, if they didn’t, I would ask for one. But she had several purchases with no emailed receipt. More than one….not likely!

[@LiveGrowRescue]

She either got that stuff at a yard sale and or on sale itself. That's why she had "no receipts"

[@fightingdreamers5599]

@@williamtrask1582 once you buy something online you should get a receipt

[@caroljohnston5677]

@@fightingdreamers5599 Unless it’s used then you don’t get a receipt.

[@jamesbryant9514]

The judge yelled at him too much for me. He was such a nice guy. The plaintiff was greedy. Tried to inflate the charges.

[@natalee217]

She does that to a lot of nice people. She likes to yell

[@FrankGiuliano]

the judge was 100% wrong on this one. the woman had $2,500 worth of garden tools. We have 10 Acres, and we don't have $2,500 worth of hand tools and a used blower. this Judge - was your worst decision! by far.

[@hollystiener16]

@@FrankGiuliano We have 1 acre and we have probably $5k in gardening tools and things of this nature. She did not have receipts for the patio furniture, but she idid for the gardening tools.

[@Craftingmomof4]

I think she “yells” a lot for TV

[@mabit]

A lot of people complain that these are 5 min cases stretched out to 25. But what you get if you pay attention is what you need to do to win a case. Each case is a little lesson in how the law works.

[@chestelle4554]

Who is everyone?

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

No.. It's a little lesson in how THIS judge interprets the law.

[@nybsbfan18]

Or how to prepare when u get to court , bc Judge Judy would rip u apart...

[@ZovaBe]

Who is complaining? Literally no one is completely

[@mabit]

@@ZovaBe you need to read the comments more

[@vw7667]

I think Bo should be sued, I really don’t think the defendant did it on purpose - bo was the middle man delegating on her behalf

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

Well if the defendant was telling the truth and bo didn't communicate then perhaps he can go sue him, but I doubt he will. Something was shady here. But that's just IMO. 🤷‍♀️

[@dellahicks7231]

@@simonc1039 Well considering the production company of PC pays any monies that are ruled on, the defendant technically isn't out anything. He may be ahead actually, because the litigants trips are paid for and they get an appearance fee.

[@user-uy6uc5ey5q]

@@honestyisadyingvirtue Bo was her realtor - so there no way she can sue in small claims court as from the look of it, the only contract she had with the realtor was over the whole house sale which is a transaction well north of $10000 limit, and looking at Nevada court rules for small claims, it looks like they don't allow real estate matters to go through them even over minor sums. Hence why she going after the moving/packing guy as that transaction is only $2200 and the People's court production pay the fine.

[@honestyisadyingvirtue]

@@user-uy6uc5ey5q I don't mean to be rude if I sound like it over text (I'm currently sick with covid and feeling horrible so I'm tired lol) but why are you telling me for? I mean I appreciate the knowledge but I said he (the owner of the moving co) can possibly sue Bo to try to recoup half of that money if he feels it was truly Bo's fault, since he was trying to shift blame during the hearing. I doubt he would do that since he doesn't have to pay the judgment. The woman, IMO, sued the moving Co because she felt like Bo did his job and communicated properly. The defendant stated otherwise but yet failed to bring anything to back up his claims. But it could very well be that she couldn't go after Bo as the realtor. 🤷‍♀️

[@bvbxiong5791]

right? F Bo. his bussy azz won't even show up in court cause he knows he's responsible for screwing over both parties. but for some reason, both parties are letting him use a strap-on on them.

[@michaeldose2041]

The plaintiff lost credibility when she tried to puff the price of that junky patio furniture. She had some cheap ass tools in her shed.

[@dorisbrannon5141]

Penny has no credibility!

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

Yeah. She was coming off pretty good until it was revealed she's a liar trying to bloat her claim. The defendant was great. He didn't deserve that from her.

[@Pinkdiamond12]

It was junky stuff, so the movers probably thought it didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. All of a sudden, all her stuff was new.

[@MimiMalone]

Can’t stand plain Penny.

[@saragentry7757]

I just don't believe her. I feel terrible for the guy. He was totally lowballed,in those moving and cleaning costs. BS.

[@elaine462]

I totally agree. He made repairs to her house on top of packing, and he and his crew even cleaned it.

[@jaypoirier4216]

She would easily be able to get the receipts if she bought the stuff online. They always send you an invoice email. If she lied about that she lied about other things

[@stormy6454]

I have to say, I think the plaintiff is an opportunist by the time she got to court.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

This was a bad decision. She had no proof of what was in the shed. Also, it's Beau that was running the operation.

[@kinshasaelston5773]

I didn't agree with the decision at all. I don't believe she had all of that for that little yard. And I don't believe they left all of that furniture. That place wasn't big enough to bypass so much stuff.

[@housekrell8811]

It was a poor decision for sure, I think part of it had to do with the story about the sick husband. Just seemed like the judge heard that and was pretty much done.

[@rebeccadincher9049]

I agree, I feel like she should have said sue Beau

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@rebeccadincher9049 Thank you

[@kenyettaready]

@@housekrell8811 she was being biased?

[@lexirojas5750]

Jason was my history teacher & penny nobody ever liked. hes such a sweet man i feel bad

[@katiemilady4232]

I can see why!

[@boomerlogan3586]

Jason is my Crime and Justice teacher and he showed us this is class. He explained every bit of this story and man was it interesting to see him using his own advice.

[@MimiMalone]

Penny was awful

[@d.wright6635]

Why did she accept screenshots from her but not from him?

[@virgo7956]

True! ......because her husband is a corrections officer😂😂😂

[@cydniaustralia210]

I was wondering the same thing 😂😂

[@sierrabrower7362]

I think it’s because it’s a print out she has this thing that screenshots can be altered and don’t show the entire conversation and it’s also probably a case by case thing now I do know that she doesn’t accept phone screenshots it has to either be in the phone on printed and even the printed ones she’s real critical of

[@Idontwantafuckinghandle588]

Prob because she already had it on one phone… if someone doesn’t have the txt thread she will take screenshots if that’s all there is.

[@roLLinKushy]

@@sierrabrower7362printed out images can also be altered before being printed out…… 🤦‍♂️

[@Bnizzofashizzo]

I love that the defendant showed accountability when the judge specified what he did wrong. Much respect

[@housekrell8811]

I like at the end, the plaintiff still defends that Bo guy, even though it was basically all his fault, AND he probably knew it as to why he didnt even show up.

[@jasonmccann8023]

Not his fault. Her representative said it was good and he also didn't give the defendant the information.

[@housekrell8811]

Agree. That's why I dont understand the plaintiff at the end defending that guy, even the judge basically said it's his fault, he just didnt show.

[@rebeccadincher9049]

Agree!!!

[@anayasdad81]

This is nuts

[@giraffesays521]

Definitely his fault. he claimed he didn't know the shed was supposed to go, yet he ended up with 2 of her electric gardening tools? and then just so happened to have a story on why he had them? Yeah okay buddy

[@SpiffyPenguin]

Mmm.. no it was definitely his fault lol

[@jackiewelch85]

I think the defendant should sue Beau because the job wasn't completed correctly. Beau had all the necessary information to prevent items being left behind. Or if he wants to be amicable with Beau, tell him to pay half of what he was sued for.

[@michellet7013]

All that gardening stuff, but her yard was like 15 ft 😂

[@codybarry8204]

With dead grass and no flowers.

[@sharifsalem]

Yessssss

[@cypherknot]

How can we know what this woman is claiming was in the shed? She can be offering a wish list. I think that when this judge has feelings about a case, she injects her subjectivity into her rulings.

[@taylahenry1702]

i believe this as well

[@delonjuan]

Funny how everything in shed was brand new

[@rockobill7637]

yeah what happened to the proof that she yells about all the time...just took her word for what was in the shed

[@payableondeath9091]

@@rockobill7637 I couldn't believe that wow

[@vadim7590]

@@rockobill7637 Lady had receipts.

[@delonjuan]

@@rockobill7637 biased over the husband getting triple bypass judge husband went thru something similar

[@delonjuan]

@@muadhnate items were yrs old but claimed to have never used them

[@priscilliacarter1144]

She keeps saying her husband is a correction officer like that would give her a upper hand because she in a court room

[@Tina-np9ye]

That part 👏👏

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Because in most cases, that works really well.

[@doinked895]

That's Literally the Definition of Karen's with their Cop Boyfriend In Modern Day Lol

[@katiemilady4232]

@@doinked895 I was thinking the same thing.

[@RedPanda79]

And it worked

[@JustLaLa22]

WHO ELSE GOT CAUGHT IN THE CYCLE OF WATCHING MORE THAN 1 EPISODE ☝🏾😭🤣🤣🤣..these never get old 💛

[@ambervallerio2816]

This happens to me every single day. I love this judge. She is stern but fair with her judgment. I use to watch court shows with my grandparents every day as a kid. I miss them day’s now that they are no longer with us.

[@Love1010P]

☝🏽 😂😂😂

[@virginiag4499]

lol- I was asking myself the same question!

[@pietervermaak4920]

😂😂😂 Me toooo

[@jennifermartin4631]

OMG QUIT WASTING EVERYONES TIME PLAINTIFF AND JUST REPLACE YOUR PATIO FURNITURE

[@Liv2Pnt]

Why did she accept screenshots of texts from the plaintiff, but not the defendant?

[@dennyishajohnson7826]

If they have the real text she takes the real text, but if they don’t she reluctantly takes them.

[@robertpegg1585]

Bc its a tv show.

[@simplyamazinglo2338]

I wondered the same thing

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

The judge never ceases to amaze herself at how amazing she is!

[@kelynn3818]

I don’t think the defendant was there HE HIMSELF might have been more careful but I think he just let his team go do it ! New homeowners hit the jackpot !

[@thebalderthor4884]

New home owners are ass holes.

[@payableondeath9091]

@@thebalderthor4884 like he only got $100 for helping her wow

[@user-uy6uc5ey5q]

@@payableondeath9091 No, he still got the $2200 and then some. The production company pays them to appear, the airfare, hotel and stay expenses then a $5000 fund or so (Nevada small claims limit is something like $7500 to $10000 depending nature of case, so it could be bigger in this instance) out which the settlement is taken and the remaining (if any) split between the two parties. You'd be reasonably happy to get a free trip to Connecticut, not lose the $2200, keep the equipment he still had and make another $1500 (or more is they are using the full Nevada limit of 10 grand) on top.

[@themermaidstale5008]

The defendant said he was there for the three days of the work

[@dellahicks7231]

As the spouse of a Corrections Officer, it annoyed me how she kept repeating her husband was, as if to use it as leverage. Now having said that, the stress that job creates is real, my husband had a mild heart attack 2 years ago. The gangs are the biggest issue where he works here in 🇨🇦

[@sandoval0143]

Hope he's doing better as well as urself n ur family Stay safe

[@katiemilady4232]

Agree on the stress. My husband's late uncle was a high ranking official at Riker's. He had a massive heart attack and sadly passed. I hope your husband is on the mend. Sending you prayers.🙏

[@Laura-tp8wz]

I agree. My hubby is a CO as well. 🙏🏻

[@Laura-tp8wz]

@@katiemilady4232 So sorry. 😇

[@katiemilady4232]

@@Laura-tp8wz Thanks Laura! Here's to trying to keep their stress level down. May God protect your hubby and watch over his shifts. 🙏⚘

[@loveyoutube2177]

He was only there for 3 days. Too much wondering how the husband was but not her dishonesty in the equipment.

[@samoday2992]

most Realtors are unbelievably lazy . I have to work for them quite often and they are a pain . Always supposed to meet me on site and work with me to get jobs done but are always late or not showing up and just being half assed .

[@claudettehamilton-corneliu1685]

I didn't like the outcome of this case...didn't like the plaintiff either.

[@payableondeath9091]

@Sam Oday indeed I used to work with a mortgage company I would do like the underwriters work and most in that industry their mindset doesnt come with a sense of urgency and when it comes to the smaller details they dont want to be inconvenienced unless it comes with a decent dollar amount like totally narcissistic industry

[@payableondeath9091]

@@margaretakins6829 @Margaret akins our min/max was 100-300k and I was bringing in sales so fast they couldnt keep up since I wasn't licensed I would just get the info and see if they qualified basically all the paperwork prelims & the LO would follow up to close but I'm sure in NY it was for way more money 😝

[@hadley407]

Whoever bought her house was probably really happy!

[@hadley407]

@@margaretakins6829 no one ever said it was life changing. Those are your words, not mine. And yes they did contact the new owners 4 months later. No one should be surprised if they leave their stuff abandoned for 4 months and then can’t get it back

[@fortune4020]

@@margaretakins6829 You are very intelligent God bless you for telling it just as you did. Bunch of dishonest people everywhere!

[@susannecarolinehoff7847]

If I bought the house I would have taken all the stuff in a safe place and called the owner.. Of course! Where are people's hearts today 🤔

[@raeneal3825]

Amen! Most are becoming about themselves & what they can get. It's very sad.

[@cemetarymama]

I would too. When I bought my house the owners forgot the dishes in the dishwasher. I called my realtor and they came back and picked it up. I don’t understand how people can be so rude.

[@bridgetts4767]

Right. I would definitely do the same. It's only right. Sad that some people have no heart.

[@Ja44495]

I thought he was about to say “he forgot to pack up her shiiiiit” in the beginning 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@erica_renee]

I did too 😂

[@apoliticallevi]

🤣🤣

[@yolandac9334]

Same 🤣

[@virgo7956]

Same😂😂😂😂

[@erikromero1433]

“I had new everything!” said the lady missing teeth. 🙄

[@twanna1599]

I'm dead. Lol. 😅

[@sharifsalem]

It was Beau’s responsibility to check the packing was done. The defendant wasn’t responsible for moving her goods. It was a packing job.

[@Chvyqueen7566]

She should have sued Bo!

[@WVnurseJo]

I stumbled upon this channel by watching a Judge Judy episode, now I've been binge watching for days.. lmao 🤣

[@WheresHerb]

Bo knows..... about the shed. 😆

[@jameshuntsman6046]

I think I’m taking a vacation from watching the people’s court. The judge just pulled a hypocritical judgement by not allowing the defendant to submit a screen shot but took a text copy on paper from the plaintiff. She has always stated she wants both sides of texts in phones. This is the first time I’ve disagreed with her judgment. I didn’t like how she lectured the defendant. No proof of what was in the shed. The plaintiff got caught over exaggerating the price of her outdoor furniture. She’s not a credible plaintiff. I’m a big believer in inspections. The owner is solely responsible for inspections. She needed to go through her stuff before a month passed. Knowing that the people’s court pays the participants and after this one it’s time for me to move on.

[@sonyipod]

THANK YOU!!

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Too quick, not a great listener, frequently interrupts when people are answering her questions, knee-jerk judgments based on her own preconceived notions, and not the best questioning or listening skills. Worst of all, she has a personal attitude about these cases like they're all about her and she has a righteous position to be personally pissed. She's supposed to be utterly objective but she's far from that, imo.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

I agree with you but, technically, they don't get paid per se. Here's exactly what they get: hotel, airfare and meals AND an amount is set aside for each case based on the Small Claims Limit in the jurisdictions they come from (typically $5,000). So, travel expenses and $5,000 set aside to settle the judgement. IF THERE IS MONEY LEFT OVER, THEY SPLIT IT. Do the math. ALL court shows work this way.

[@fightingdreamers5599]

@@eleanoraquitaine2966 so how is judge judy so rich if all court shows work like that???? How about when they sell the shows to different tv shows, revenues from KZbin etc Do you really believe they only get $5000

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

@@fightingdreamers5599 The case is allocated $5000, not Judge Judy, to settle it. In other words, whoever wins, the court pays the other party up to $5000 and they split whatever's left over. That's all it means. If you freeze the words at the beginning of every show, that's exactly what it says. Same with all TV court shows.

[@Neros_Neckbeard]

Plaintiff "had an excuse" but the defendant who said he personally also had been dealing with a surgery didn't?

[@AP-uo7sp]

Right! That's always a "you problem".

[@codybarry8204]

Damn in 2016 i was dying....lol like. Judge said, "we all hanging by a thread." 😂

[@davekavanagh7599]

Not the first time the judge has had a sympathetic ear to a woman, but not a man. It happens quite often sadly

[@Laura-tp8wz]

@@codybarry8204 Me too.

[@quinhas6760]

Plaintiff is a typical Karen who took advantage. The defendant knew she was difficult and should have said "NO".

[@premmani]

So essentially, you can have locked shed with gold, all you need to show the very learned Judge are the receipts "THAT's ALL", and it is proven that IT WAS INDEED IN THE SHED. By the preponderance of .... blah blah blah.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

So the mover was supposed to break into the padlocked shed, judge? Then get sued for breaking into the shed? ok

[@lisaparrey1343]

No he was supposed to use the key that Bo told him the location was

[@shaydaslays]

It was really Bo's fault. He needs to Sue Bo

[@kenyettaready]

Well I think she should have Sued bo instead of suing him.

[@user-uy6uc5ey5q]

As the only contract she had with the realtor was the house sale - and looking at Nevada court rules, they don't put even small monetary real estate matters through small claims court, the cost in legal fees to sue the realtor would have been a few times more than any possible settlement she could get.

[@mikekeenan7760]

I disagree with the shed. Was he supposed to tear the shed apart?

[@travis8665]

I think so. He should have opened up the shed to see at least. After all, it had to be emptied.

[@asmrstar4595]

"He forgot to pack up her shed"lol!!, thought he said shi@!

[@theredditshow8951]

Me too 😂, I had to rewind.

[@thecalmwayhome8483]

She didn't need to sue him. She could have worked things out with him if she was really his friend and "work-wife".

[@syw9882]

Exactly. It was clearly an accident & that funky ass looking furniture was not worth a good friendship.

[@katiemilady4232]

I don't think I could ever sue my work hubby over this...we are just too cool and really treat each other with respect...I don't know...then again we just don't mix things we know any issues could possibly arise.

[@SavvyCouponSecrets]

What the plaintiff should have done was requested a photo and walk through from the realtor after the work was done. The realtor was acting on behalf of the plaintiff so he should’ve made sure and inspected every room and area requested to be packed. Same goes with the defendant. He hired people to do the job, he should’ve inspected to make sure.

[@jeannineterese1037]

Never trust someone else to pack your stuff.

[@jkb4]

Bo is a realtor so I'm thinking he's not wanting to show his face on national television.

[@lissanne9769]

I've moved 16 times, some professionally done, some with friends and family. Something always goes wrong. Things will get broken, damaged, or lost. You have to except some problems. But leaving the entire backyard out of the move..Come-on.

[@catherinepowell1004]

Yes you have to accept some people's mistakes.

[@citygirlingraham]

Yep, the back yard items are PART OF THE HOUSE!!!! Geez, very careless movers.

[@lissanne9769]

@@catherinepowell1004 Not this mistake. I had some professional movers pack up my house to go from Idaho to Denver. They were contemplating taking my large dining room table apart to save space on the truck. I went to the two movers with the company card and a phone. If they took out a single screw, I'd sued for the damage.

[@beautifulllb9493]

“A SHEDDY deal” 🤔 I see what they did there

[@RedsMyFavoriteColor]

Play on shoddy? Or shitty? Hmmmm...

[@jamesc7762]

Oh good, I dont get it, please explain the joke! :O lol

[@beautifulllb9493]

@@jamesc7762 It’s a play on words. A shed was in question and the deal was terrible or what some might say a “sh*tty deal” hope that helped lol

[@langstonwalker1618]

So, basically her “work husband” paid to move her. He charged $2200 for the job and the judgement was for $2100. The defendant had to pay his workers, so he lost money doing her a favor that involved three days of work. The plaintiff clearly inflated the value of her junky patio furniture, so it’s likely she did the same for whatever was in the shed. It always leaves a bad taste in my mouth when folks don’t have receipts for their high value items. There should have been clear instructions about what was trash, donate, and keep. That’s Beau’s job. Beau’s responsibility as her agent was to also walk the property with the vendor to verify the job was finished satisfactorily upon completion. The law is about being made whole. It feels like this judgement enriches her because she got moved for basically free. She inflated the value of her items and also picked more expensive items for her “documentation”. If she’s lying about that, then what else is she lying about? I would have given her a third of that judgement because she, Beau, and the defendant have shared responsibility in this case. Let her sue Beau for the other $700 and take on some of the loss herself. It’s poor form to sue ones “work husband”. Awarding her a third of the judgment is rough justice. Also, the $2200 he quoted her is a pretty cheap price for a move that included deep cleaning and fixing things. It’s also unfortunate the buyer didn’t let her have the items or call to say “hey, this shed still has your stuff in it” given the situation. I couldn’t just keep someone’s mower and be like it’s abandoned because it was here 30 days. That was discovered before 30 days passed.

[@25649sanchez]

i feel like the realtor had part to blame if he was supposedly the representative of homeowner he should be held accountable for not making sure everything was packed it should be 30% on realtor 70%packer fault to pay up

[@MordechaiBen613]

This is one of those rare times I disagree with the judge. The defendant knew she was going to be trouble... and sure enough.

[@meekthegreek1623]

Should not of taken job then..

[@Bakaferret]

I'm curious about which part you disagree on. The plaintiff was for sure inflating the value of her items, but the defendant acknowledges that the shed was left. It's not his fault, it's the realtor, but since the plaintiff didn't file against him, the defendant is stuck. I think the real nail in the coffin is the plaintiff showing undeniable proof that the patio furniture EXISTED, while the defendant was adamant it was never there. It reinforces the notion that the whole job was subpar quality

[@MordechaiBen613]

@@Bakaferret This is only my uneducated opinion here... but it seems to me there was no actual agreed upon contract to start with...if there had been, and he left the shed, I'd agree... but the defendant was, it seems, following what he understood to be done... he did not come across as shifty and scheming type of guy.... I just think some fault should be on plaintiff and realtor. This goes to show clearly what can happen when one does not have a written contract.

[@gabrieljude2478]

Love how this went from a court hearing to a conversation about spouses health care

[@lisaslusarczyk7813]

The plaintiffs husband's health is irrelevant.

[@kathleenwyatt563]

@@lisaslusarczyk7813I agree! I have never seen an episode that long. Must be whoever edited it got more of the social interactions. Maybe that is common but we don’t see it bc it’s been cut out to meet the time threshold for tv?

[@Joeh1154]

NEVER mix friendship with business.

[@av8tor261]

No good deed shall go unpunished.

[@misseazar4250]

The defendant was nice tho

[@codybarry8204]

Did more than he really should have....and Plaintiff , well Ive seen so many ive done things for that didn't appreciate.

[@ripneighborhoodniprip8303]

This is the earliest I’ve ever been:)

[@Andrew-ho6uj]

I can't count the times I've heard "miss" judge say "I shouldn't ask this but I just have too" so she bends the rules to suit her needs but critiques and scrutinizes and nit picks to suit her self righteous self, another do as I say not as I do !!!

[@MonkyPocks01]

“A sheddy deal”? I see you Harvey!!

[@Fumi007]

It’s very strange claim they can’t find receipts for something they purchased online. You should also save receipts for big purchases.

[@rythatbxtch5355]

Did she say she was his work wife? Did I hear that right ? 🤣

[@bridgetts4767]

Yep! Lol I was like, oop!😂

[@boouyayme]

Most likely since Bo knew where the key was, bo didn’t tell the mover about the shed because bo took it all

[@mikaelbivans6816]

Had to pack up her what!? Had to rewind that 😂😂

[@airamakknom]

I thought he said that too lol. I was like her what?

[@pscoolguy]

"She's got a really good excuse.." Excuses are like a$$ holes, everyone has them. She didn't itemize what was to be packed. She needed to at the very least list everything to be moved, if she didn't want to be there to supervise the packing process herself. She is to blame. The mover can't read her mind and he isn't going to break the lock to a shed to pack things he can't guarantee are hers (the shed could be rented to another person for storage). The ruling was all wrong!

[@michaelweiske702]

She gave Bo, the guy who was organizing Jason's work, a list of all the places that hadn't been packed yet, including the shed. And it isn't like she had the time to go through her shed and everything and make an itemized list; if she had that time, she would be using it getting packed!

[@ronsbrat525]

The picture of the patio furniture and stuff could have been taken anytime. Even right after she got it

[@irenestrmnss4331]

Looks like bad taste furniture, ugly trash

[@sig9girl]

Not fair. As far as the cellphone evidence. She wouldn’t accept screenshots from the defendant, but allowed them from the plaintiff?

[@FinancialfitDiva]

Damn he made $100 off of that job...probably less because he had to pay his crew

[@tourissajoseph1378]

When he kept saying yess ma’am i was afraid judge was going to check him lmao

[@greatleader4841]

She should have sued bo not him. Bo was the one who was acting as her guardian to him so if bo didn't include that stuff or tell him then it's Bo's fault.

[@heyvern]

So she only paid $100 for him to move her stuff? Wow. This is a ruling I dont agree with. She should get some money but not that much!

[@penni11]

Bo should be sued not the movers So the "lady" got a free move Just looking at her arrogance I would not work for her EVER

[@leebraddock8624]

Call Bo judge, just like you do on other cases, like most really!

[@The.Man.WithAPlan]

You want a receipt always register online will have electronic version as well as physical one. If use credit card or debit card will have bank account can print them out too.

[@Oshi_World]

Am I the only one who heard “ he forgot to pack up her shit ” and “he knew nothing about the shit in the back yard” or is it just me 😂🤣 I rewind it he said shed

[@DIAMONDM.]

🤣🤣🤣

[@TheAdelaide9]

She had thirty days to get her things so why didn’t she? I don’t believe her It looks like Bo just included this furniture with the house, she should have sue him

[@Czarina888777]

She cut the plaintiff a lot of slack because both of their husband’s had surgeries. But the plaintiff should’ve sued Beu and not the defendant.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

its odd coz I actually like this show, most of the time. Millians double standards strikes again. Its plenty OK for HER to call a grown ass Man "HONEY' in court, but if an Older Man refers to her as " Ms." inadvertantly with Noooo disrespect meant,nor malice, in his voice or spirit, she shits a brick!! Heffa Pah-Leeeze!!

[@heathernks8]

That infuriates me as well.

[@rockobill7637]

boom!

[@codybarry8204]

Latina Diva

[@audreywalbridge3533]

Regardless of the situation for the new home owners to keep all the stuff after hearing about the issue is just crazy lol them people said oh well screw you! I think that’s messed up on a whole other level. Idk how u could be like that to someone 💔

[@JeanStar11]

They probably had sold it already tbh

[@godzila100]

Had to rewind that intro for the plaintiff, FORGOT TO PACK UP HER WHAT?!?!?

[@CJ-wu6vv]

😂😂😂 I thought the announcer was about to say "forgot to pack up her sh*t" as opposed to shed! My eyes got so wide 😂😂😂😂

[@cherrianemcgraw7774]

Mine too😂😂😂

[@ayashemonet1209]

Shady how some of her stuff ends up in the back of his truck and he didn't return it. Seems like the things that were taken or left behind were things involving what a moving, construction or landscaping company can make use of. Shady.

[@gerry0072]

0:14 I thought he said “forgot to pack up her sh!t” 😂😂

[@guccilady1017]

Me toooo 😂 I immediately ran to the comments 😂

[@KeishondraMusic]

My thoughts exactly!! 🤣🤣

[@angelslive9651]

Put it in Writing 😂 an yet still people never learn - so we get to watch them on peoples court 😂 keep it coming, very entertaining ❤

[@Tbubbless]

I was his work wife he knew my first husband

[@SERENAJANELOPEZ]

lol I was like 🤨 hmm? when she said that. I hate when people say work wife or work husband. like what does that really mean?

[@JessMan508]

@@SERENAJANELOPEZ it means that they want to bone.

[@somethingaboutbeaute]

@@JessMan508 Your reply is the funniest thing I've read in the comments section in forever ESPECIALLY IF you read it out loud........LMAO 🤣😂👌

[@thecalmwayhome8483]

And she sued him anyway.....shady as hell.

[@bridgetts4767]

@@simonc1039 😂🤣😂

[@lisavee4670]

Bo knows...Was a phase back in the 90s.

[@davidellis5141]

Bo Jackson !

[@ktzep]

Bo knows baseball

[@jonathanmoore8886]

Hell yeah. Had some cool Nikes

[@catherinepowell1004]

Bo knows was powerful phrase in the 90's.

[@keptbygrace6221]

Bo don't know Jack cuz Bo can't rap 😅 - TCQ

[@AP-uo7sp]

The facial expressions at 14:20 you know who is winning this case🤣

[@Amanda-iy3mw]

Did anyone else think the narrator was about to say “He forgot to pack up her shhhhit” lmao

[@cbro2807]

I went 😳

[@Mewse1203]

99% occlusion! 😳 My dad died from a widowmaker. That is no joke. I'm glad they caught them for all these people.

[@bobimaryah]

Why didn’t they just call Beaux on the phone? I’ve seen her do it with other cases. That would shut down a lot of the he say she say.

[@kerrylynnparsons7879]

Judge Milian, I had the same thing as your husband--just two months ago and now I am housebound for now unless someone else drives me!!! ❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶🥰🥰🥰

[@aaronlimbaugh3698]

Oh my gosh, that’s my high school history teacher!

[@katiemilady4232]

Someone else said that, too!

[@checkerslane]

her first husband died in 2016 and she has already met someone, fell in love and got married

[@JamieM470]

And her new husband apparently has land & plenty of money....and major heart problems. Then she's saying almost everything that was supposedly in her shed was new, inflating prices....kind of rang the gold digger bell for me.

[@kubhlubkoj]

It's addictive. I love People's Court and the awesome Judge. 😅😅😅

[@milenaghebre2160]

There are a lot of important lessons to be learned with these court cases. The rulings certainly help my career.

[@BuhlouBear]

There was no detailed list of "Pack" and "Dispose of" items, had it been me as a mover I would have walked away.

[@shanimorrison8730]

This show is addictive lol

[@williamhudson2815]

I didn't get a moving company I moved a 4 bedroom, my gym, 2 vehicle's landscaping equipment all my tools from north Carolina to Detroit in 72 hours

[@tmilesffl]

She is lying when she claims everything in the shed is new. She should be suing Bo. He was hired to be her representative.

[@theaquarianalien]

I don’t know how to feel about JM now because I just watched an episode where a lady referred to her as ma’am and she damn near lost her mind saying it’s “your honor” but she let him call her that throughout this case…

[@rachelrose179]

Exactly what I was thinking! And the woman she went off on wasn't being rude AT ALL she was trying to be polite and respectful by calling her ma'am

[@steveneumeyer681]

no too consistent, because Douglass calls her that all the time.

[@sierrabrower7362]

Answering a question or addressing the judge your supposed to say your honor but responding to a statement she made and saying yes ma’am isn’t disrespectful and she probably didn’t hear him clearly he was speaking lowly

[@CarlosGonzalez-mr5qz]

Some have even called her sir 😂