Junk My Car

[@Iamkiap]

The mother needs to hold the daughter accountable!

[@Fribee83]

Never gonna happen. The mom had the same "I tried nothing and I'm all out of options" mentality. The daughter was likely driving under the influence without a license, crashed a car and others, while lying to the police and the mom still thinks it's not their problem. My folks aren't violent but if I did half of that, I'd wake up to find most of my shit being sold to pay for those bills.

[@corporateraider77]

The mother doesn’t possess the life skills to hold her accountable! She’s a financial train wreck herself and the daughter is following in her footsteps.

[@michaeldelyjah5696]

The BT-800 will never hold the BT-1000 responsible.

[@bethclark9319]

I'm glad my parent taught me well. "With every action, there is a REACTION." YOU break it, YOU pay, not me and not your mother." Don't touch it or even look at it if you can't afford it. I could go on all day with the 1 million quotes from my father, and he meant every word.

[@glitzzbrattie9543]

@@bethclark9319 😭😭 brings back memories. Our "automatic" allowance was cut off at 16. If we wanted money, we had to help out parents around the house, such as mowing the lawn, going grocery shopping and much more.

[@HoneyBeeLuv22]

She wants to be treated like a child at 23 when she’s at fault but wants to be an adult while drinking & doing drugs?? How does that work? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@robertbuchwald6514]

Obviously very badly.

[@naturaleyeam]

I have a suspicion that the daughter was probably under the influence and wrecked that car especially since she had a suspended license and a warrant for not attending mandatory drug and alcohol classes.

[@n1umj]

I'm sure of it. I'll bet that suspended license was for OUI not just an unpaid ticket. She's trouble and going to hurt someone some day. Of course it wont' be her fault according to her and her mother.

[@chynacash3138]

Right cuz that car was only crashed in the front not on the sides or back so nobody else hit her and made her crash like she was trying to claim lol.

[@tiffanychristian1978]

Yea and she doesn't remember how her license got suspended 🙄

[@journeysalkebulan]

@@n1umj exactly!

[@Mitsurilove_84]

Lmao their are many ways one can loose there license. Smh not just drug/alcohol . And how in the f**k can you assume there is not damage in the back without even seeing a pic of it??

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

The drug and alcohol class is generally ordered in a D.U.I. case. I think it's reasonable to think her liscense is suspended for that, not just missing a class. Talk about denial and avoiding responsibility!

[@nigeriarainey465]

As soon as she hesitated before answer why her license was suspended I knew it was a DUI. She was probably impacted when the accident happened too.

[@alanolson6913]

I was a drug /alcohol & mental health counselor with Drug Court (Superior Court). The class the daughter was court ordered to attend was more than likely ADIS (alcohol/drug information school). It’s an 8 hour class done all in one day on a Saturday. It’s for folks with their first DUI. If the individual completes this course, a copy of the graduation certificate is sent to the court that ordered the class. The client is then returned their license (a paper copy until the new license is issued). The DUI goes on the driving record. If there are any more driving violations involving drugs or alcohol, they then can be court ordered to get an assessment and are to follow the facility’s guidelines. Quite a mess because someone decides to drink and drive.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@alanolson6913 I was talling about that type of class. They are important.

[@alanolson6913]

@@tracyhaverstick5672 Yes, they are.

[@Iamkiap]

The defendant’s daughter seems sneaky and immature to be 23 and the mother knew better than to let her daughter use her car for “work” knowing her license was suspended 🙄

[@corporateraider77]

She gets it from her mother!

[@David-cc8xe]

The mother seems even worse

[@meganmose]

@@David-cc8xe Yes, "it is in my name"? LOL

[@XanderBeckett1]

I’m surprised the defense wasn’t racism.

[@cynthiamckenzie8451]

I thought the daughter was about 17

[@reesedaniel1629]

That "mom" is straight up LYING! One second she's on scene, then she's not, then she was there. That daughter is a piece of work

[@rebeccadincher9049]

Ha!!! I was wondering if I was the only one who caught that!

[@kourtneyrenee08]

Exactly. Lies

[@blessedtobealive]

"I'm her child, things happen". And things are gonna keep happening with that attitude.

[@lynn1505]

And that girl will continue to be reckless until she kills somebody and I bet the mother still won't even care.

[@itzmytime]

I came here to say the same thing ! Like I wanted to jump throu the fone when she said that like oh well And Smdh a shame

[@lisachristinaflores1881]

Preach!!

[@mikivanduyn9630]

@Damii Carlos like in your household??? your structure doesnt mean its the right structure...

[@omnium_gatherum]

When I heard her say that I was like 😮 Doesn't seem like she learned anything at all lol

[@sylviaphelps8518]

Judge Judy would have wiped up the floor with the defendant for driving with a suspended license

[@ikimmers]

How do you have money to bond her out but you don’t have money to make sure she takes those classes?

[@Sook995]

Exactly I’m surprised the judge didn’t catch that

[@Jean0987654321]

Yep. Gotta make it make sense 🤷‍♂️

[@stephaniehowe0973]

The Production crew digs up this extra information. They dont put it in their claim

[@lilmommy1402]

Facts

[@2cool4mymom]

Cuz she spent all her money on the bond

[@02Day14]

“It is what it is” that type of attitude is exactly why the daughter is how she is. The daughter is a good example of just because you can drive doesn’t mean you should

[@reformcongress]

The young lady learned how to lie from her mother. Just be honest about it. It's a big damn deal.

[@samoday2992]

Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree . The poor kids role model has been that . What chance does she have ?

[@sandrablosser9888]

Wonder how many generations before and after these two there were/will be? Many, many.

[@teachtheprof4036]

Her mom not even a good lier at that

[@bnice2893]

'lady' is a bit of a stretch, don't you think?

[@priscillafaa3844]

H​@@teachtheprof4036

[@Bigmuffin8]

Judge M:Why were you driving ? Defendant: Because I needed to get home. 🥴🥴😂

[@Mocharocks9966]

Lol

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

That young woman will eventually land in jail unless she changes. It is amazing how she and her mother are taking this so nonchalantly as if it isn't a big deal. She is 23, not 16 or 17.

[@christophermartin972]

Neither one of the defendants seem to give a 💩

[@wileecoyote5749]

23 ,16 and 17 the same shit

[@sheilayoung8007]

The daughter is trouble with a capital T! I bet it wasn't just a ticket that got her license suspended.

[@tonyrichardson5955]

It's Sad

[@14kchang]

Maybe the police just felt sorry for her.

[@NubianP6]

*“I’m her daughter, things happen”.* Yep, and when you’re never taught to take responsibility for your own stupid actions, you end up being 23 years old, living in your mama’s house, with no drivers license, no car, and warrants out for your arrest. The fact that she didn’t even know the details of the accident leads me to believe that she was probably intoxicated at the time.

[@trekgirl65]

Is doing that very thing right now, 23, living at home with her mom, no driver's license, no car, warrants out for her arrest and cause car accident while drinking and driving.

[@TOOTIELUV87]

And she looks pregnant 🤰🏽

[@deborahmerce318]

Boy the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@talenttrading]

yes

[@bubblegum1948]

For the 15 minutes this lasted I couldn’t stand watching this mother-daughte Dumber + Dumber duo.

[@mikivanduyn9630]

you must know them???? if you dont...stfu.

[@lucyjane103]

LOSERS.

[@xxcrump2640]

Tow company scammers trying to triple there fee.

[@guineapig4701]

"I don't know, I don't know", yes you do dummy and so does your mom, great role model.

[@80sGal88]

We can love our children sometimes to a fault. I’m just looking at the body language here between the mother and the daughter. Especially at the end. There doesn’t seem to be any consequences learned. And looking at how defensive the daughter got when the interviewer asked why the mother isn’t upset tells a lot. We do our children a disservice when we don’t hold them accountable and say, “It is what it is.” Especially, when jail is an option.

[@robinayyyeee7667]

I agree! 💯

[@fismithe297]

AMEN

[@journeysalkebulan]

Well said! Her daughter is going to hurt herself or someone else she definitely has a drug and alcohol problem!

[@7ouReal5u5pect]

Exactly! Especially miss "im her child accidents happen" 🤔🤨ahh young lady, MA'AM YOU ARE 23 YEARS OLD YOU ARE NO LONGER A CHILD🤣🤣

[@princessrockman9528]

PEFECTLY SAID!

[@shanteju3789]

I wish this case belonged to Judge Judy..oh how I would’ve enjoyed her fixing those 2 defendants

[@kiko784]

After listening to the mother, I can understand why the daughter is they way she is. I hope they both don’t bring anymore kids into this world.

[@anthonynelson1187]

damn Tyler

[@sheilae.9670]

@@anthonynelson1187 what do you mean "damn Tyler" that's the truth, both the mother and daughter were liars and absolutely irresponsible

[@virginiascheider5205]

Agree! 💯

[@bongoikno4994]

@@sheilae.9670 the daughters pregnant can't yall see it

[@XanderBeckett1]

I’m surprised the defense wasn’t racism.

[@Melpat91]

She conveniently goes back to little girl mode in a courtroom - yet, gets in a car accident at 6 a.m. after leaving “family” smh 🤦🏽‍♀️ I blame moms

[@hadley407]

On the defendants side, the mother needs to quit enabling her daughter. Funny how she didn’t know who had the car but she was there then says she wasn’t there then says she was there.

[@MonkyPocks01]

Then she said she was there but left before the car was towed. She thought “if I just keep talking, it’ll sound like I know what I’m talking about”

[@srumi9481]

Facts!!!

[@seventeenseven3413]

You peeped that

[@JamieM470]

Yeah, I caught that too. She acted all shocked when he said he gave her his card at the scene & she said she wasn't even at the scene. Then she said she left the scene before the car was towed. I was surprised the judge let that one slide. Then her daughter says to Doug "things happen". Really? Suspended license, drug & alcohol classes, arrest warrants, driving into parked cars.....things happen? And mom just blows it off "It is what it is." The daughter is a liar and a deadbeat. Just like her mom.

[@seventeenseven3413]

@@JamieM470 and the attitude as if they were in the right. I’m surprised she let it slide too, I think she didn’t want to even care about it enough. Another lie she said was her cousin called her to tell her, her car was in an accident that it looked like her car. So the cousin randomly was driving and saw the car and not the daughter to verify it was her car? I think the mom was involved & daughter took the blame cause she would get a lesser punishment

[@SuQ22222]

I knew Doug would ask the right questions to the mom. Are you mad at her? You should be! Haha

[@destroyota88]

“I’m her daughter, things happen” sounds like a spoiled entitled brat.

[@a.konadu4010]

With no merit either. Spoiled with nothing to spoil her with. Shes an enabler.

[@Aceofwolves]

Yeah she's was absolutely drunk that night. She's lucky she didn't hit someone.

[@craiggaunson6207]

100%

[@deemcgriff4196]

Sure does!! And they can't afford her entitlement!

[@maksteel5593]

​@@a.konadu4010 every kid born after 2000 social media brat generation

[@kathrynwallace9158]

That guy did sound a little like a scammer...he can't tell me he didn't know to get rid of that car after 30 days. People will pay because they don't understand how it works...but he was dumb to bring that 90 day bs before the judge.

[@ritachip5759]

I can seeeeeeeee why the daughter is taking no responsibility for nothing.... Look at the mother! No wonder....

[@thecheshirecat299]

Queen entitlement !

[@brittaneeciurca1932]

The mother not being upset and backing up the daughter. Come ON stop being your kids friends and start PARENTING

[@tnicoletnicole]

“I’m her daughter!” Ma’am my momma would’ve went upside my head at that line when they were exiting.

[@Kre410]

That crap doesn’t help. It just makes kids into angry anti-social people. You have to be a good role model. This young woman has no role model. Having said that common sense should kick in and she should now, at 23 know how to live in society without being a threat to everyone….breaking laws, lying, just be a decent citizen. Even poor people can have honor and integrity. Poverty is no excuse for bad behavior.

[@thealphaandomega9348]

Female Plaintiff after judgment: "But what do we do with the car?!?" Were they standing up their not listening after hearing the judge say they could get rid of it after 30 days. She said that multiple times throughout the case.

[@qtrhrse7]

Right...that's' tow company 101'. Its abandoned property after 30 days. They have to mitigate their damages. Can't compound the storage charges thru inaction.

[@suvariboy]

They wanted to charge them for the 90 days of storage. I can’t believe the mother wasn’t upset with the daughter. And the daughter’s attitude was 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️. “I’m her daughter. Stuff happens.”

[@geminijohnson4019]

The daughter is the way she is because of her mother, you can tell theres so discipline there, smh

[@mikelego9362]

I’m sure her mother rise her the same way and to stop this cycle a daddy needs to be there to help them understand, our actions have consequences

[@princessrockman9528]

@@mikelego9362 as nice as it is to have both parents in a child’s life this isn’t because of not having a dad! The problem is how the mother has chosen to parent. She doesn’t need a dad to tell her right from wrong or to tell her there should be rules and then consequences when the rules are broken. Lots of parents do it on their own and their children become responsible successful productive members of society. This is not a single parent issue it’s an issue with THAT mother

[@guineapig4701]

Oh ya, don't you hate that what, who me face?

[@princessrockman9528]

@Marilyn Willett well have to agree to disagree. Justifying or excusing bad behavior by blaming it on an absentee parent is nothing but a total cop out.

[@suvariboy]

Trash begets trash.

[@denniscampbell8363]

One thing I didn’t hear mentioned: can they really dispose of a car that technically doesn’t belong to the defendant anyway anymore? She took out a title loan that she didn’t pay. The car now belongs to the loan company. She’s smiling because she and her daughter just screwed over TWO companies.

[@petepeterson7230]

Exactly! Well the tow company could call the title loan company and have them recover the pile of scrap.

[@kimmccormack9905]

Surely there's something that happens and they can enforce getting their loan back another way.... we don't do title loans here in Australia, but if you do a secured loan and you lose your security to that loan in any way the loan is still enforceable.

[@righttoouropinionthanks4710]

That’s exactly what I was just wondering! She didn’t “physically” have the title in her possession because the loan company has it & it’s technically their car! Um, excuse me, “Big Red, a.k.a. JM, did you not hear what the mom just said? Perhaps, if she weren’t so busy shooting questions at litigants 90mph & then answering for them (for some reason?), she might have heard her or maybe she did hear her, but chose not to comment on that fact, which would have been another opportunity to school the defendant(s) about how the daughter not only totaled the car by her own stupidity, but she totaled a car that wasn’t even theirs!! (I think the daughter is immature as hell for her age, but look at the mom! She acted like the whole thing was a joke! Like so what if my careless daughter was out partying & totaled our car out! Who cares?!! Maybe she’ll care more next time if the (hopefully not) cops come to her door to tell her how the daughter wrecked the car & killed herself or someone else in her carelessness! Maybe then she’ll actually care or maybe just shrug her shoulders with another “it is what it is!!) SMH!! 😮

[@KLARIE_ARCH]

Doug loves to turn the knife. He's is sooo shady 🤣!

[@virginiascheider5205]

Gotta love him! LOL

[@underdog365]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@ebonyswope]

And he will sit in silence and then laugh when he says something shady😂

[@hendrix-giovannijohnson9701]

Love that dude lol

[@hectorjinx3433]

He's petty LMAO love him at the end of every episode

[@knb1980]

She’s not done breaking her mother. This is a mother that pacifies her daughter instead of teaching and guiding. She will be fixing her daughter’s messes the rest of her life….enjoy. ✌🏾

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

The Mom is a liar just like her daughter at first she Clearly said I was there. Then switched it and said she was at work. The daughter needs too grow up take accountability get your stuff in order she's too old for the foolishness. Now you got your mom sued, go to work and pay it. You can tell the mom never laid down the hammer with her daughter.

[@staffryte951]

mom taught her to lie

[@shantalplass7400]

She was at work, then she went to the accident and then she went back to work. How is that hard to understand?

[@scotthewitt258]

​@@shantalplass7400 Because when he said he gave her a business card, she said "I was NEVER there", and she had just testified under oath less than a minute before she WAS there......

[@DonziGT230]

Mom had the money to bond her daughter out but not to pay for her drug and alcohol classes that might have kept this from happening. Mom new that her daughter shouldn't be driving and gave her the car anyway. Mom knew she needed to get the car out of impound and neglected to do it. No wonder the daughter is also irresponsible.

[@almeishabantum8709]

If you bond her out the next day why can’t you pay for the class🤔

[@classictony9383]

Prob a $150 bail

[@smfarrie2943]

@@classictony9383 a court ordered class would be about the same price.

[@ChenisenenebooWelch]

Because it’s not her responsibility to pay it it’s her daughter responsibility

[@cwstewartjr1973]

or the tow? all she had to do is blow a few more guys that night like she did for the bond money

[@stefanlewis3147]

@14:17 I grew up in a Caribbean household and If I ever used a "I'm her child, things happen" I wouldn't have survived to write this comment.

[@Xengaa]

Mother & daughter don't seem to give a damn

[@elainevankat5353]

Exactly! They’re both losers!

[@brandonmoskos9149]

Like mother, like daughter.

[@Boogienytes]

SMH! The mother knows the daughter is a problem. Mother's reaction is not of a CONCERNED PARENT!

[@elainevankat5353]

Absolutely agree!

[@thecheshirecat299]

Leave those QUEENS alone .. this country owes them so much more

[@TT-th1gb]

@@thecheshirecat299 Grow up.

[@thecheshirecat299]

@@TT-th1gb when u are grown u tell the truth so that’s what I’m doing

[@misskittymcg630]

That apple did not fall far from the tree!

[@BobBlumenfeld]

It was refreshing to have a litigant with documentation for a change.

[@justjared2009]

LOL.

[@Moodymsmo30]

Chile.... Yessss... Like there should be no reason....

[@blondesense1708]

I just don’t understand how he was so clueless about his own rights and industry. He must come across these situations all the time, he should be used to scrapping cars or getting liens after 30 days. He must be very new at this.

[@iamthomasgreenman]

Unfortunately people like this will always wash their hands of things. It’s likely the same reason she had to file bankruptcy. Some people just choose not to take ownership of issues they caused

[@JasmineTiya]

Was it just me or did the mother say at one point to the Judge, “I was there” & then turned around & said “I wasn’t there!” when the Plaintiff said he gave her a business card? Talking in circles trying to get out of paying 🙄

[@nationalrep8057]

right were you there or not casper

[@princessrockman9528]

@@nationalrep8057 😂😂😂

[@deee3950]

She left her night shift job BRIEFLY to tend to this emergency. She spoke to the cops. Then her husband drove her back to work and finish the rest of her shift. She was there, but she left before the tow guy drove off. She told the police where she wanted it towed

[@AJ-TheGr8]

@@deee3950 Exactly what I understood as well. People are quick to draw conclusions but refuse to sharpen their listening skills, rendering their opinions useless.

[@empowheressence]

"I'm her daughter; things happen." Mother and daughter are in "agreement" with the mentalities of irresponsibility, selfishness, ingratitude, and straight-up ignorance. The mother can't and won't hold the daughter accountable because she does not hold herself accountable in her life. They both have a character problem. And that is one of the worst kinds of ugly.

[@churchonsundaysandfun9361]

No no typical blk person , government pay ,,,wonder what's wrong ,this is what wrong with our country,,blm

[@jenniehughes6927]

I can do anything I want to do because I'm her daughter. Let's see how that works out for you , mommy .

[@kdel3694]

The daughter is trouble and the mother enables her. The kids should be jailed to teach her a lesson cause the mother sure isn’t.

[@williammorson1535]

The mother wouldn't be angry with her daughter because she knew she didn't have a license and she still allowed her to use the car, so she was partly responsible.

[@robertbarker5474]

The MOTHER is a big fat liar.. At about 9:00, she SAYS she was there at the accident site. Then when the tow driver says he gave her a card, she says, "I wasn't even THERE, I was at work!"

[@lynique843]

Why is her mother speaking for her? She’s 23, not 12.

[@mikesteele05]

Because the kid doesn’t even know how many cars were involved in the accident she caused.

[@loriwhiston1587]

The car belonged to the mother. And the daughter is a ditz.

[@omfug8593]

23 is the new 12 😀

[@mememefirst]

That's why she's in the predicament that she's in because her mother does not hold her accountable for her actions.

[@Bnizzofashizzo]

The wife’s face when the defendant said “ can i do a payment plan?” 😂😂😂

[@marie-andreec5164]

Wow, that apple didn't fall far from the tree! Like mother like daughter indeed.

[@fractode]

"I'm her 'dorter'. Things happen." From someone driving with a suspended license. NO responsibility. NO consequences. NO feelings of guilt. "It is, what it is." Such monumental BS. Oh and of course, overextend your finances, then declare bankruptcy, and leave all of your creditors hanging. Disgusting.

[@scottbarbee4392]

What you describe is a sociopath-

[@stephanieclark7019]

Beyond disgusting. As it is often said, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree!" The mother knew all abt her daughter circumstances and completely enabled her or better yet has been enabling her. TBH....I would not be surprised if they get high/drunk together and judging how both were dressed, my thinking is, they went and grabbed a pint to toss back a few. Wretchedness via two Wretches.

[@corporateraider77]

I can’t stand it! It’s an impoverished mindset. Well at least this judgment won’t fall under her recent bankruptcy filing. Hopefully the company can garnish her wages.

[@ellicel]

@@corporateraider77 The show actually pays the judgment, which contributes to the mom & daughter not caring what happens. So while they have found a way to wriggle out of the consequences, at least that poor guy will get his money. If you win a court case and the other person doesn’t pay, you’ll need to file a lot of other paperwork to garnish. That’s why there’s a cottage industry around either helping people collect (for a %) or buying judgments for pennies on the dollar.

[@zacharybohlman4069]

@@ellicel no they don't. I wish people would stop saying this. Each people's court case only has a $500 appearance fee that all goes to the plaintiff if they win and that $250 is deducted from any judgment. Feel free to google it.

[@branz2002]

“I’m her daughter. Things happen” Wtf kind of an answer is that. Nothing was learned here with both of them. Embarrassing. Good luck with those future bail outs. 🤷🏽‍♀️ “It is what it is” 😂

[@thecheshirecat299]

Cause people keep saying “they are Queens”

[@stressfree27]

She said she wasn’t there then said she got the stuff out the car and talked to the tow driver

[@wizardofahhhhhhz]

As soon as she wasn’t even aware how many cars got damaged in the wreck I knew she had DUIs 🤣🤣🤣

[@jennzifur]

Nothing is funny about having DUIs.

[@beautifulllb9493]

I can’t stand when people act clueless in court. Like when the judge asks a question they take forever to answer 🙄 the daughter knows better! Side note: The plaintiffs are hustlers. Judge Judy would’ve told him that he is only entitled to 30 days max pay and scolded the mother for not holding her daughter accountable

[@dominiquefletcher761]

Her mom making excuses for this grown woman, bonding her out (WONT HELP HER!!)

[@lolamaude3449]

She is not helping her daughter, she is on the road to no where.

[@ChenisenenebooWelch]

How can you say some shit like that

[@mayasilliman1465]

that kid was high in court...just look at her eyes, you can tell. If she can't remember the "whys" then she has had numerous warrants. I would most certainly remember why my driver's license was suspended!

[@simpleexpressions13]

Just take her license away and fine her....put her back in jail for breaking the law so much.....clearly irresponsible!!!

[@markjones97]

That apple did not fall far from the tree. She got it from here mama!

[@davidbennett9691]

She had the money to bond the daughter out of jail but not to take mandated drug and alcohol classes?

[@Aceofwolves]

When you are mandated...you have to pay. The daughter was supposed to pay for her own classes.

[@ariannadshae]

@@Aceofwolves the mother could’ve simply given her the money she needed to pay?

[@BrooksDunn]

“I’m her child’s things happens”… she really answered for her mom. I knew the daughter was lying from the beginning. Only way her daughter pays that back is if she sales her ass. The moment she started talking it was obvious she was a bad liar

[@stuffedcrab8872]

If that girl doesn’t get help, she will eventually pay with her life or someone else’s

[@jocolli]

Wow, let’s not hold her accountable! That’s why this woman will FAIL in life! Sad!

[@kristic4472]

she's smiling because she got a discount on what she had to pay. she knew what her daughter did.

[@Begotts]

Superb, parenting skills she’s going to grow up just a wonderful person.

[@rmills807]

I guess the daughter can do no wrong is what the mother thinks.

[@CcBeautiful94]

I thought she was 12 years old and in court with mommy 😂 no way she’s in her 20s. Can’t take responsibility for her actions and I see where she gets it from

[@darrellleath4142]

The defendant should pay for the entire thing, driving on suspended license and then wrecking it, and acting like oh well that's really a terrible way to be.

[@KSakamoto]

So the plaintiff should be able to store cars past the legal limit and then charge people indefinitely? Good thing you’re not in charge.

[@tchevrier]

the defendant has a complete disregard for the law. She actually doesn't care that her daughter was driving without a license, lying about the accident etc

[@Childfree334]

Every time I watch KZbin my decision not to have any kids is reaffirmed. Thank You God 🙏for giving me a strong enough mind to reject societal pressures and influence.

[@christophermartin972]

You Tube led me to the decision to get myself spayed 😃

[@Childfree334]

@@christophermartin972 😂😂😂

[@mikesteele05]

If you have a kid like this, you don’t have to let him or her use your car at age 22 on a suspended license.

[@dellahicks7231]

Please do not judge every individual in this age range by this young woman's conduct. There are many hard working, responsible, caring young people out there. Our son is 22 yrs old, works part-time, goes to university full-time, paid off his own truck loan at 20, my husband co-signed, we never had to pony up, he's never been in legal trouble, no police antics, just a great kid ... it does happen!

[@RobKMusic]

@@mikesteele05 Exactly. The mother has a cavalier and entitled attitude about everything. The apple never falls far from the tree. Children either EXCEED the parent's character flaws, or rebel against them. We can clearly see what happened here.

[@susanlindsay7970]

She's never had consequences and shocked that now there are legal consequences!!!

[@hankrhill324]

Oh yeah, there was this mysterious car that knocked her into the parked cars and then took off. I’ve never heard that one before. That’s like the drunk who says they weren’t driving. ‘Oh no, my buddy was driving. I don’t know his last name or where he lives and no one saw him.’ She’ll be back in court many more times.

[@kimberlyadorno280]

Irresponsible people. Like mother like daughter. Great example. Letting her daughter drive her vehicle with a suspended license. I so hope the other vehicle collected on her insurance. And the nonchalant attitudes are despicable.

[@neouno9402]

I watch this show way too much. This show and judge Mathis 😂

[@lakeshiarobinson4086]

Same here!

[@shaquettalove6671]

Yep Mathis is too moody though 😂😂

[@vannem2688]

Yes!

[@AntiEmpire]

Same!

[@sonyae777]

😆 Me too!

[@steelwheels327]

The defendants mom makes no sense...... she had money to bond her daughter out after the fact , but couldn't give her money the daughter needed for the DUI classes in the 1st place ....where is the logic in this thinking ????

[@AlexSmith-px1di]

Ooowee, Judge is a bit annoyed today!! Love when she goes Savage!!!!

[@Valencia5_11]

The momma: I was out there with the police Plaintiff: I gave her my business card The momma: he’s lying I wasn’t even there 😂🤭

[@ashleysmashley2086]

Oh man. Sometimes I wonder why the judge even bothers trying to talk logic into litigants that just simply don't have the IQ to understand what she's saying. That daughter is doomed.

[@talenttrading]

yes

[@a.konadu4010]

FACTS

[@drknow1997]

I now just saying to myself that I could never be a judge. I cannot deal with stupid people.

[@Mocharocks9966]

The mother was lying when she said they told her she could get her stuff because I’m pretty sure that when my car was involved in an auto theft I couldn’t even take items until it was searched and evidence was taken .

[@Sook995]

That’s the problem with these young kids today, single moms they rather be their kid friend than a mom. Of course I would be mad at my child if they drove drunk and wrecked my car.

[@mollythornton8448]

I love how the Mom said I was down there and then later said, I wasn’t there.

[@keith2964]

I knew a frog that parked where he shouldn't have, He got toad!

[@christinewilcox7080]

😆

[@jefff8130]

Its nice to see SideShow Bob on Judge Judy!

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

Judge Judy ?

[@mburzotta1871]

Go 👏 Doug 👏 Somebody had to say it!

[@maxinef6654]

The defendant is dumb as a box of rocks. She knew what the deal was. Here daughter is out of control.

[@adrianprince7266]

These tow truck situation are indicative of how folks need to always be careful or theres a possibility they'll be taken advantage of. It's a privilege to drive not a right.

[@The_Real_Mier]

These defendants are great contenders for winning first place in the WSEE-Championship ( “When Stupidity Equals Entitlement”. And it’s a mother-daughter-team at that! My daughter is 25 yrs old and she is not some saint, but she certainly has more sense of responsibility, intelligence, integrity and common sense in her than these two combined! And as expected:the mom is making excuses for her daughter and clearly created the useless monster that she has become. Mother should be deeply ashamed of the (non-)job she did raising this entitled ‘princess’! As a parent your job is loving, helping and guiding your children so they can become well functioning, responsible, self-confident, kind, smart, empathetic and contributing members of society! This sad excuse for a ‘Mom’ failed her daughter on every level! The daughter might not see it like that now (likely scenario). But one day, maybe years from now, both (!) of her brain cells find a way to temporarily work simultaneously! That will de facto instantly double her intelligence for that brief moment. And just maybe she’ll THEN understand, that she was handed a really bad deal by mommy dear who approved every single thing she ever did !

[@dougmurray3692]

14:12 - This young lady's mom isn't mad at her because she knew her daughter was using it regularly. She said, "for her to go to work." I call B.S. on the "only to work" thing. She was well aware of daughter's use, probably constantly. Anyway, Doug, that's why she's not angry about it. 14:25 - Here you find the daughter making excuses, parroting Mom's influence, keeping her daughter from responsibility. Parents, stop protecting you kids like this. "These things happen" because they can. She wouldn't have had the accident if she wasn't driving. She wouldn't have been driving if she didn't drive without a license. She wouldn't be without her license if she hadn't done what she did to lose it. Warrants, license revoked, and according to mom, she had no knowledge which indicates, what? That mom is lying or the daughter stole the vehicle (no authorization to drive outside of the pre-arranged agreement, which was to go to work.)

[@Fater4511]

The defendant sold her car's title to a payday loan place. That's why she doesn't have a title. The plaintiff can't collect anything as their is a lien holder already against it.

[@idamstchaou]

I am amazed at how oblivious she is to the situation 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

[@getreworkd]

The daughter is irresponsible and wreckless and her mother is enabling her. She could’ve hurt somebody!

[@NiaPe]

She could bond her out but she couldn’t help her pay for the class?

[@quentinjones4932]

9:52 “ it’s a piece of-“ good Save🤣

[@theuseraccountname]

The mother said she was there, but then acted incredulous and claiming that she wasn't there when plaintiff said he gave her a business card. She then flip-flops on whether she was there or not. Mother can't keep her story straight.

[@jakepetterson1050]

Entitled people with a victim mentality. She was drunk. Wrecked. Ran away and blamed everybody but herself. No license. Doesn't pay tickets. Warrents. Complete low lives.

[@GummyBearWA]

She didn't have the money for drug & alcohol classes but she had bail money at the ready? It costs thousands to just retain a bankruptcy lawyer let alone all the court fees.

[@melinadistrict9428]

This young woman needs serious help! She's only 23 and doing some wreckless, irresponsible things! I would not let my daughter hold my car knowing she is so irresponsible and doesn't have her priorities in check.