Father Sues Son over Beloved Dog! | Part 2

[@elizabethgalligan1805]

We are all still awaiting part 3 and the conclusion of this case⏰️🤔

[@jefft8597]

FIRST TIME if I didn't see the part THREE, I wouldn't really miss it at all.

[@FairyPrincess9481]

Still waiting 😒

[@Julie-sl8ul]

We have to draw our own conclusions....

[@freeinghumanitynow]

Doesn't look like we're getting part 3.

[@Cruise_227]

One thing judge judy doesn't do is give dogs back when they've been in one place for an extended period of time. Ever.

[@Sara.Rose.]

When the case is this interesting and then we don’t find PART 3, that’s the worst kind of torture ever 🥺

[@rocco...]

At least he's not a bad kid.

[@christopherclyde7791]

...the same can said ...at least he's not a bad father... This case is very interesting.

[@MarkT1700]

You don't know that. We never get the full story.

[@buggsy64]

that kids has some dark intentions lol look it up

[@steak6336]

Yeah it’s surprising. He’s bad doesn’t treat him nice. He’s building walls.

[@crystalpompey4169]

He is lazy and looking for a easy life. Privilege kid who wants a easy life

[@sabrenacarter9917]

One thing a parent is going to do is tell all your business 😂. I felt that kid’s pain when the dad was talking.

[@marissathomas9327]

Same 😩

[@NevaUndaPressure]

Judge Judy's face at 1:28 says it all.

[@grammascookie]

If my dad had multiple businesses and my mom was a realtor I certainly wouldn't be a disappointment to my parents to begin with lol

[@marianmurphy4625]

What you you mean you wouldn't be a disappointment to them because of their wealth​ @grammascookie

[@sejaidawilliams8826]

😂

[@katsther]

I need parents to speak to their children about trades. College education is not the end all be all for success. I understand not wanting to go into debt.

[@cindymann3673]

Trade certification can/are earned from colleges usually.

[@katsther]

@cindymann3673 not necessarily. Trades can be earned at vocational schools and even those have tuitions wayyyyy cheaper than earning a Bachelors degree which is my point. Most ppl that go into trades do so via apprenticeship programs which are government funded or even directly via the unions of the trades they are interested in.

[@benzamg32m68]

Mike Rowe Rules!

[@TaylorMMontgomery]

AGREE! in fact many trades make so much money. If I had to do it over again I probably would have not gotten a 4 year degree

[@katsther]

@TaylorMMontgomery my husband is a Welder only has his high school diploma and out earns many college grads. Let's not even talk about the tradesmen that end up opening their own businesses. It's never too late 😊😉

[@shannonbugeja3746]

I think this family are on the wrong show they should’ve tried Dr Phil..

[@Esther-lm6pm]

He would have sent the kid to some camp to straighten him out and have the dog put up for adoption

[@supremeking4life796]

Absolutely. Court isn't a substitute for therapy

[@MomOfThree_333]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheDondon14]

Dr. Phil is no longer on air.

[@Esther-lm6pm]

@@TheDondon14 he has his own network now BECAUSE he's not wanted on tv

[@batmanrobin2099]

Damn they did us dirty with No Pt3

[@honesty5964]

Why would dad share his son's private business on national tv?

[@catchheronthefly4532]

My thoughts exactly! What an A-hole!

[@monicavillarreal3902]

Because obviously his kid is lazy and needs get his ass off the couch.

@@monicavillarreal3902you never know what psychological or other issues someone may have and that it’s not simply about being lazy and making a choice.

[@Kris-sc9oc]

I mean they could have handled this case in regular count not one on national tv…

[@JediTimelord19]

Most of the time it is and thats why the world is the way it is now cause we let these lazy Fer's keep being lazy

[@emilyp5176]

This seems to be less about the dog and more about control for this man 🤨

[@christopherclyde7791]

Calm down... He is a Father

[@emilyp5176]

@@christopherclyde7791Thank you for that helpful suggestion, stranger on the internet 😂

[@PrettyPettyKitty]

Perhaps the father didn't want his son to grow to be a lazy adult loser or underpaid worker. Realistically, the earlier you start on a path to a financially and emotionally rewarding career, the more time you have to save, invest, and practice your skill. He could've at least looked into a trade apprentice program while he 'figured things out.' Or join his mom in being a realtor.

[@emilyp5176]

@@PrettyPettyKittyAgree with you! I just don’t think it’s kind to try and take away man’s best friend 🐾

[@EnDB]

Exactly!

[@GardenOfGethsemanie]

Sounds like the dog is an emotional support animal for him.

[@Bishop545454]

You mean a crutch.

[@GardenOfGethsemanie]

@Bishop545454 no I meant what I said

[@groowanderer]

Lame

[@trekgirl65]

Because he is a control freak, and he hates that his son needs the dog more than he does. This dog helps this kid in so many ways, like an ESA.

[@californiadreamer2580]

Not in a good way.

[@zkarebear]

I cannot believe the father went the lawsuit route with this.

[@marissathomas9327]

Same I’m completely disgusted

[@bamua]

Maybe his daughter wants the dog.

[@JRspeaking]

He's teaching repercussions to a lazy kid.

[@chocdabar4204]

I can . I think he wanted to do something drastic to get his sons attention

[@user-hf5xc7bh7n]

Wheres part 3?

[@hsgaming3385]

Whether who is right or who’s wrong having a dad that’s willing to go to therapy with you is actually pretty fucking unique my dad never would he think he’s too good for it like most men

[@ImOnAJourney]

My brother was like that when his wife wanted them to go to marriage counseling. He told her he “was fine, but she should go to get herself straightened out”. His wife filed for divorce and he came whining to me about it. I was 100% on her side - I made him shut up and I told him exactly why I was on her side. Fast forward a few years. He has some neurological issues that negatively affect his day-to-day life and the doctors he sees have tried so many times to get him to see a psychiatrist and he just won’t do it. Finally, during a visit to the neurologist, the doctor decided to do the short-form memory/dementia test. My brother got 10 out of 30 questions correct … so now he HAS to have a 3 to 4 hour psychological neuro exam. He is fuming mad about it. I laughed in his face when he told me about it, because I’m not afraid to tell him he’s got anger issues and is definitely a narcissist. Some people are their own worst enemy.

[@hsgaming3385]

@@ImOnAJourney I agree some people are really their own worst enemy. I hate this generation that says and blames everything on their trauma. But it can’t be ignored that some generational trauma ““ is a real thing such as growing up as a man seeing your dad be emotionally unavailable and such, to ultimately end up almost exactly like that. Not saying it’s anyones specific fault but we really do have to recognize the things we learned from societal norm. I think it would be better for a lot of men to be able to comfortably express themselves and not feel judged or emasculated. I feel like it would work out for themselves with being able to feel heard as a man and also be emotionally available to the wife and family They choose. I still struggle with communicating with my father who is from military background and refuses to show any type of emotion. It’s hard to see others be so close with their Fathers while mine I have to feel like I’m on the edge when speaking to him. It’s videos like this. I wish I could scream at the kid saying to take the opportunity because a lot of people don’t have that.

[@momsterzz]

It’s not unique. What’s unique is suing your kid over a dog. That’s unique.

[@kp1618]

I think thats outweighed by the fact that he sued his son over a dog unfortunately..

[@ImOnAJourney]

@@hsgaming3385 I’m sorry that you and your Dad have an awkward relationship. I was incredibly blessed with parents who loved each other and weren’t afraid to show their emotions to anyone, and they also loved my siblings and I. We were nurtured in a fabulous upbringing that I wish everyone could have. The important thing to remember is that your Dad is still alive, and it’s never too late to tell him how much you love him. Whether he shows it or not, I suspect he loves you a great deal but he doesn’t know how to tell you. Possibly by you telling him every time you talk to him he might learn to let his guard down. You won’t know if you don’t try. My parents have been gone for almost 20 years. I miss them more and more every day. I would give my life to have 5 more minutes to tell them again how much I love them. I hope you find a way to open that same door with your Dad - he needs to know how much he matters to you.

[@Lexithechihuahua]

JJ really letting this dude ramble...

[@shanafan]

She has a background in family courts. She sees two caring families and wants to know why they are there.

[@Dark_sideofthemoon]

Where’s part 3?

[@TheBennQuotient]

JJ handling this gingerly... A young man's future hangs in the balance. DayTrading? Ha!

[@buzzkillington1719]

Look here the dog needs a therapist

[@anario7415]

The son is is currently on track to graduate with a Bachelor's degree in 2024 with a degree in Computer Science. He is also working at his dad's company.

[@aartadventure]

Thank you for the update

[@JuiceMann11]

How’d you get this info?

[@ThatMilkJuice]

The dad is a MAGA lol

[@humorbased99]

Dad is a control freak and I wouldn’t like him either. Go son be successful and don’t be like your dad.

[@FreeBird_6791]

​@@ThatMilkJuice How do you know? I didn't get that from the case. 🤔

[@dustinpfarr1601]

We want part 3 of this case. Don't leave us in suspense.

[@jayephgee]

where the heck is part 3??

[@user-hf5xc7bh7n]

That's what I wanna know, I hate wasting time watching this long just for them not to include the rest🤦‍♀️

[@benzamg32m68]

​IKR? You could see JJ was trying to make the young man think about his future and encourage him to maybe listen to his father or at minimum think for himself and make better choices. What do you think JJ will rule? I think she'll let the son have the dog with wise words that I hope he will understand. I dont see her bashing the father in all this. She knows what he's trying to do.

[@celeste7301]

We're missing a part!!!!

[@sirlancelote8290]

It’s past the time for part 3 to be on.

[@sammyd0318]

I said the same thing

[@kris5187]

They posted a short, so it's likely someone's messed up yet again and 'that's all folks' 😂

[@timothyhh]

The dad is weird. Wants him to college but won’t help with tuition. Wants him to be in therapy but makes him find the therapist

[@Lexithechihuahua]

totally

[@gingerbreadgreeneyes]

like how is a 17 year old in high school supposed to find a therapist??

[@moyazflair6369]

Exactly!! He’s 17! Why is he looking for therapist and not dad?!

[@Vickydee]

Nah the dad wanted his kid to show some spirit and try. Maybe if the son had applied for grants and showed effort dad would of helped with school

[@logueme6542]

I don't think the son told his dad he needs help. The dad said it's his first time hearing about financial issues being the reason. He seems very involved and want to see him become successful.

[@nilaja-itsmylife]

This is a case of an over controlling father losing his control over his soon to be adult son. Let go dad.

[@michaeltrapp1985]

Then they're people like you who would turn around and blame an uninvolved father for his bum young adult kid. It's a parent job to make sure a young child stay on course. Remember this is the generation that eats tide pods and fall off crates as fun.

[@brocktoon8]

One discrepancy I noticed is first the dad said he couldn't have the dog because he was going away to college, then he said he couldn't have the dog unless he went away to college! I'm surprised JJ didn't call him out on that.

[@dawnsparks9207]

I am still waiting for 3 two hours after 1🤨🥱x

[@LDGbunny]

Imagine suing your kid over a dog the dad seems awful when he doesn’t get his way

[@lillyvaughn5398]

So he’s working to save up for college, I don’t see the problem…

[@brocktoon8]

He ain't going to save diddly squat on a box office attendant's minimum wage pay.

[@pragmaticobserver1592]

@@brocktoon8 Exactly..the kid is a "poor me, I have stress and issues etc" poster boy, wait till he gets out in the world!!

[@pegasoltaeclair0611]

@@pragmaticobserver1592 Be thankful you're not in his place!

[@pisto30]

@@pegasoltaeclair0611 *Yet. Those kinds of things can hit anybody at any age.

[@ImOnAJourney]

It costs at least $100,000 to get a 4-year degree - he will never earn enough to go to school punching movie tickets out the window. And the longer you wait after high school to go to college, the less grant and student loan will be an option.

[@trekgirl65]

Father does not get it. The dog is helping the son, like an ESA. Nothing wrong with that. Dad can get another dog.

[@hopewalker8886]

The dad doesnt care about the dog. He cares about controlling his son.

[@johnnythunder1269]

🙄

[@johnnythunder1269]

@@hopewalker8886 🙄

[@benzamg32m68]

I counter, son doesn't get it. One can escape reality and life for so long. Therapy a good idea. To bad the son is throwing that option away. Son thinks iwant my dawgie, what else do you want son?

[@matthewruby3014]

There’s more to the story. Dad is being spiteful. Suing your son over a dog that he clearly loves is taking good care of is insane to me. Everything the son says makes sense. Sounds like dad is mad the son doesn’t want to follow on his footsteps. He’s 18. He has his entire life ahead of him. Let him figure it out. An 18 year old playing video games isn’t a shocker. And he does work, so he’s not a bum. Dad needs to chill.

[@elizabethgalligan1805]

He's not a bad kid. The dad seems controlling and excessive! 😑

[@peterachilles9346]

Dad wants the best for his son. Not to just sit and play video games all day. Hes too attached to the dog.

[@ghostdragon5735]

@@peterachilles9346 I have my dog for 20 years within the 20 years. I want to come yes I’m attached to my goal. I could not bring her with me, but I could still visit when I came to visi

[@ImOnAJourney]

Dad wants his son to have a good life, but at the same time he sure likes to make up rules for everyone else to follow.

[@matthewsmith9615]

WHERE IS PART 3?!

[@youcancallmejan]

WE BETTER GET PART 3

[@ruchi2207]

Part 3 please!!

[@YoshiBugatti]

What money does he think he’s getting from his “stay at home” eighteen year old son? I don’t get it. Yes, we know the show pays it out but this just seems ridiculous…I feel sorry for Luna 🌙

[@bananame1957]

I know right? They expect him to go to colleges and support himself without their help. But then sue him for 2k

[@Kaboomboo]

He has a job. He said so.

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

wow, it's like he's trying to blackmail his kid into going to therapy

[@Kaboomboo]

Blackmail? No. Therapy can be helpful and if the kid is troubled or depressed, therapy can help. But for some reason people think they don't need it. So the dad's trying to push him to get real help.

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

@@Kaboomboo Is this an argument about semantics? You can call it, "leverage", "manipulation", "motivation", or whatever you want. He was using the dog to try to get his child to go to therapy with him. Just because therapy is beneficial doesn't mean that forcing someone through some machiavellian machinations is the right move.

[@johnnythunder1269]

@@annabethsmith-kingsley2079 whatever you say…

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

@@johnnythunder1269 so, you think it's ok to try to take the son's dog away if he doesn't go to therapy?

[@Kaboomboo]

@@annabethsmith-kingsley2079 No, that's not how I see it at all, and it's not a semantics game. I don't see having "conditionals" as manipulation or leverage. It's purely transactional. You want something, you have to put up something to get it. Don't want it? Fine, but don't expect anything in return either.

[@mattier.9095]

Seem like a nice family but they need a little therapy and support. Hope all gets better and improves for them ❤.

[@podsmpsg1]

The Dad seems crazy.

[@maxwellmediainc]

Why didn’t the dad find a therapist he’s the parent

[@joetj]

They uploaded a whole new case that has 4 parts but couldn't give us part 3 of this one?😂

[@Debthouse]

The son (defendant) is more composed and eloquent than the majority of litigants on _Judge Judy_ and _Judy Justice_ across all seasons. One of the very few litigants in the entire franchise who does not waffle around or hesitate and stutter when he responds to Judge Judy. The parents ought to feel proud that their son is such a respectful intelligent young man and should loosen the reigns and grant him more autonomy as he is now an adult. Using his dog as a pawn in a manipulative psychological rewards-punishment scheme to force him to comply with your directions is condescending to your adult son and unnecessarily cruel to the dog - a living breathing creature with real emotions, not an inanimate object such as a television or gaming console.

[@TheOvechkinG]

He's being a father, little over powering but i cant tell the kid doesn't cooperate with his parents. But I'd let the kids have the dog and find another way to motivate his son.

[@larrainesheard7712]

A little overbearing!! He is a control freak. Even dictated the terms of joint counselling! I told….. I told….. I told. (Not helped!) sad.

[@lmaytorena]

That’s not a father

[@trustno0ne361]

If my dad aired out all of my business like this over the Internet, oh my God, I would not talk to him anymore

[@megalines3461]

sounds like dad is using therapy as another way to control his son. send your son to therapy alone if you're so worried about him, why do you need to be there? son clearly doesn't feel comfortable discussing his issues in front of his dad, hence him sending him out when they last went to therapy. dad sounds like a control freak

[@kp1618]

He seems like a sweet kid. I can't believe the father took him to court, my dad would never.

[@anniewallace3601]

He's very smart child. Don't go to college unless you have a plan on how you're gonna pay it. I went to 6 years of college and because I worked full-time the whole time I graduated with no debt. The piece of paper is not worth debt.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

His parents have multiple business and properties but he has to go into debt to go to school? 🤔

[@PerAllwin1963]

Where’s Part 3?

[@stephanie3241]

I'm surprised Judge Judy let the father talk and didn't interrupt his story

[@stratfordbaby]

1:50 You can be an INVOLVED parent and be a HORRIBLE FATHER like this jerk is.

[@melaniest.george918]

Ugh this dad 🙄

[@TheCosmicVagabond]

The studio audience has the same reaction. They keep giving the dad nasty looks!

[@johnnythunder1269]

What’s wrong with him?!

[@shawnskyeviews]

0:38 JJ’s face about this story. She’s SO over it😂😂😂

[@amygrimes6438]

I feel her pain....

[@Orcl1100]

I need therapy after hearing the father.

[@VictorMartinez-ci2is]

A father sues his son , my God what kind of self of responsibility and love is this... ??

[@katienorwood1258]

Where is part 3???? I need to know what happened to Luna!!

[@sassyempress7916]

What I don’t understand is if you can afford all these properties but can’t afford college for your kid🤔

[@realityhittingme]

The dad is a control freak.

[@anhu6780]

The dad cares about his son and his son's future

[@persuasiv84persona]

with a kid like that, dad has to show more control than yours ever could possibly do....best to not pass judgments about other fathers and their behaviours until you are absolutely sure....your parents clearly failed you

[@groowanderer]

What? We finally get a loving family structure and you make stuff up... smh

[@trekgirl65]

@@persuasiv84persona The kids has issues with dad. Dad is a control freak. I had an alcoholic father, died by the drink.

[@pisto30]

@@persuasiv84persona And yet his parents aren't suing HIM (for no good reason)

[@JuiceMann11]

Still no part 3??? They gotta fire whoever is in charge of uploading these videos smh

[@mikey2toes966]

This has nothing to do with the dog but the dads power over his family. No wonder he got divorced.

[@peterachilles9346]

His daughter is sitting on his side you know. He just doesnt want his son turning into a bum

[@mikey2toes966]

@@peterachilles9346 yep and just turn 14 the legal age required by the court for her to be able to choose where she wants to live. Bet she chooses mom just like her brother did when he was 15. No one at 18 know what they want to do. The dad is a control freak.

[@peterachilles9346]

@@mikey2toes966 mum must be a control freak too. It goes both ways 2toesmikeymouse69

[@shanafan]

Dad seems pretty chill. Teaching his son a wake-up call and not be a bum.

[@citytrees1752]

@@peterachilles9346 Right, like a 14-year-old girl is going to attempt to go against this controlling father while she still has to live with him half the time. She is not 'sitting on his side' out of choice.

[@valvenus0129]

Where is part 3

[@janetgazdzickilevesque7474]

How does this case end?

[@wandataylor4241]

Judge Judy decision was the son keeps the dog.

[@e.d.h.5605]

The defendant is going to be sitting in mommy's basement alone when he is 40, still playing video games... I GUARANTEE IT!!!

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

lol sounds better than hanging out with the dad

[@pisto30]

But at least he won't be around his control freak dad, which is the important thing

[@nodramamomma2777]

​@@annabethsmith-kingsley2079right we need more grown men playing video games in moms basement.

[@e.d.h.5605]

@@annabethsmith-kingsley2079 Touche...

[@pursepearl4555]

He will!! With mama making excuses for him!!

[@caliinthevalley24681]

Poor dog being used as a weapon.

[@trekgirl65]

By the father, the boy has gone through hell when parents divorced. The dog belongs with the son.

[@marciaerenamcnab7737]

That father is ridiculous, sueing his son over the dog, I'm surprised JJ didn't shut him down

[@christopherclyde7791]

All this went over your head .... after watchhing part 1 & 2, you would think your comments would have changed. Clearly, it more than sueing over a dog... There is more to this case than sueing over a dog. The sueing over a dog is a result of what's really going on between Father and Son.

[@benzamg32m68]

​​@christopherclyde7791 possibly/probably. Its definitely not over a dog. I kind of see the son as a spoiled person, gets his way usually, then acts like he's 10 years old with his wants/ demands. Father calling him out. My two bits. 😊

[@emilysjones9746]

@@christopherclyde7791he’s not wrong though.Regardless of whatever is fuelling the dad he’s still suing over a dog so he is ridiculous.

[@christopherclyde7791]

@emilysjones9746 Yes.. it's ridiculous. What's apparent is that the father isn't a stupid man.. He has money..and businesses.. a smart man.. I don't think this has anything to do with a dog...

[@christopherclyde7791]

@@benzamg32m68 I agree with you Benz

[@alexyoungart]

Part 3?

[@theresalynn970]

How come you haven't uploaded part 3???? Yet

[@truthhurts7045]

The son sounds like an actor. Old school movie actor maybe he can do voiceovers. He sounds like he can be in radio. Smart kid.

[@joywebster2678]

Strange accent that his father doesn't have. Waiting to hear mom and sister speak.

[@Cruise_227]

understanding to not get into useless debt at that age is astounding and I applaud him for it. His dad (maybe) well meaning is trying to push him down the same path that ends with everyone being broke with student loans.

[@AubreyRiley]

That college is. Expensive

[@kents1911]

Seems like just a spoiled kid..but smart to not get in debt...dad should just let the dog go .

[@Wayniesgirl]

PLEASE give us Part 3!

[@wuzapro]

@1:45 when i heard JJ say "Nicolas, it sounds to me..." I thought she was going to finish with "that you're much more decent & mature than your father."

[@gunna_flexes1634]

More decent and mature but quit his job, and wants to stay inside playing video games and play with his dog. Please don’t have any kids. We don’t need more stupid people in this world

[@keanancupido]

Omw noooo I need the next part whyyyyyy 😭

[@ruthcalfee7868]

Oh c’mon, man! WTF happened to part three??? We’re invested here!!! 😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@tinautting5288]

Where's part 3? Is this going to be another one that we don't get the whole case?

[@NancyHornsby]

Wow Americans seem to be overly litigious. I have seen some of the most ridiculous cases and this one is right at the top!

[@stratfordbaby]

Why would you EVER want to discuss your kid have a THERAPIST on national tv??? The father is a damned DISGRACE!!!!

[@McKelT]

Part 3 😅😅😅

[@Jade_902]

We need part 3!

[@cdelane3335]

The dad wants his kid to be successful. I don't blame him for not wanting his son to sit home. With the dog and play video games.

[@trekgirl65]

OMG! He was 18, just graduating from High School. Not in college yet. And the dog is good ESA for the boy. The father needs more therapy to be a father, not a control freak.

[@Kaboomboo]

@@trekgirl65 18 is an adult. Time to play games all day is over.

[@nnedwards3260]

Where is 18 really an adult? Americans are rough​@@Kaboomboo

[@raytuaila5995]

The young man is obviously smart it’s probably a mental thing like depression he needs help not be sued and taken on national tv how tf does this help

[@Julie-sl8ul]

This Dad is doing the right thing. Only old schoolers 'get' him. The son isn't bad but he is quite immature. Mom probably lets him slide too often.

[@scottmcwave9479]

I just watched this episode on broadcast television! I won’t give away the verdict! 🙂

[@margaretwade]

Apparently there isn't going to be a part 3 so you might as well!

[@yaznicolejohnson]

Part 3 plz?!?!?

[@lauranadel8073]

Sounds like this dad needs therapy more…

[@cljerjr31]

the ultimate 1st world problems episode.

[@UppityOne]

😂🤣😁😆

[@ronaldmccants]

I need part 3 and 4 if there is one

[@Belle1111Earthangel]

Not the random australian accent 😂

[@GoddesssAphrodite]

He IS NOT a dad!

[@peterachilles9346]

Why? Say that to his daughter sitting on his side. So many quick to have an opinion people on here

[@johnnythunder1269]

Yes… he is…

[@marianmurphy4625]

This is unfair. They hold back the rest of the case so that we all search and comments

[@TDMTDMTDM]

This case is kinda boring

[@lyndamac1058]

Way to go dad, like suing your son is going to patch things up and bringing his sister so their relationship is strained.

[@Exapparatchik]

UPLOAD THE ENDING! NOT UPLOADED! HIRE A NEW UPLOADER! YOU DID NOT INCLUDE A PART3 ENDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@!@@@

[@yoshimitsu411]

Its not how you start but now you finish! Let’s hope this kid makes the right choices soon!

[@ValerieCampbell-fz7zo]

Where is the rest of the TV show?

[@intensepassion3382]

So far, I think son ok

[@dominikmuller5021]

That is the first functioning family on this show. Wow!

[@Livelaflovexoxo]

9 hours ago and no part 3?

[@gladelynmae]

Y’all saying the dad’s a control freak are missing the point. He’s not trying to micromanage his son’s life; he’s stepping up when the world demands young adults to suddenly have it all figured out. His push for college isn’t about control, it’s about providing direction and a safety net during a critical time. Sure, enjoy hobbies like gaming and hanging with the dog, but Dad’s focus on responsibility shows he’s looking out for his son’s future, not just the now. W dad for sure.

[@shadowxoxo]

This exact comment is why there is millions of people in student loan debt. He said he couldn’t afford it and grants don’t cover diddlly squat. In other countries a gap year is normal, let the kid figure out if he wants to go to college go to a trade military etc etc. he’s atleast working in the mean while and other comments said he ended up going to Florida college for cs. It’s not like he ain’t working at all Give a kid some breathing room as long as they are productive some way. Rather have a gap year than at hundred thousands dollars in debt for a major he hates.

[@citytrees1752]

You are completely missing the point. Wanting your son to go to college is not the issue here. The dad is using the courts to try to control his now-18-year-old son. He's trying to take away a beloved dog. The dad has problems. It has nothing to do with 'college'. Just because he wants his son to go to college doesn't mean he isn't doing his son dirty.

[@matthewrandolph4083]

Um Part 3

[@flossydonnellon4893]

Why is this Dad washing his sons issues in court , leave this young man alone to be a teenager

[@NOTHEOTHERGUY]

I am on the dad's side. Sue me!

[@trekgirl65]

I sue you and the kid has moved on to better things, away from father.

[@Kaboomboo]

@@trekgirl65 Better things? Like living with his mom with a part time movie theater job and playing video games all day? Yeah, really set up for success.

[@emilysjones9746]

@@Kaboombooobviously you haven’t seen the comments on what the son has achieved?Do you feel silly?

[@Kaboomboo]

@@emilysjones9746 Not at all Emily. Clearly the father's influence sparked a fire under him because now he's working for him and on the track to success. Don't you feel silly, Em? Now go feed your cats now. Go on.....

[@shadowxoxo]

@@Kaboomboodo you also bitch about people going into student loan debt? Let the kid breathe alittle and he got a job/going to college.

[@mysticalindigo888]

Gee Nicolas I wish my parents had cared enough like that. It’s even rare for men/dads to even be the ones to suggest therapy. Regardless I hope he knows his dad truly cares and loves him & is just trying to make a point of the principle of it all.

[@carrotstikzers]

Therapy should not be used as an ultimatum, that wont help or fix anything that will just make people hate therapy