Man Wasn’t Holding the Door for You! | Part 2

[@nataliepope3286]

This case is ridiculous. He should of never gone back in after exiting…. People need to learn to let things go sometimes. That one move cause him to be up and down in court proceedings for 2 years… What a waste🤦‍♀️

[@iykeharrison9161]

Yes, you can see from his demeanour that he is an aggressive kind of person who never lets things go. I hope he never channels that aggression towards his wife and family

[@Kaboomboo]

Should have*

[@nataliepope3286]

@@iykeharrison9161 I’m glad you saw it too.

[@pnutt2532]

No , I think people been letting things go for far to long , thats y California has idiots and disrespectful people walking around with lack of common sense ,and respect. Time to start calling people out on bulls#### !!!!! Hold doors open for people, can't even get a thank you , let people in in traffic not even a considerable wave , So I come to the conclusion of call outs and a### whoopins .

[@podsmpsg1]

Karl escalated the situation when it didn't have to be.

[@LilShmerp]

It sounds like she is intentionally letting the defendant think she is on his side so he will be more comfortable and then admit he assaulted the dude over walking through the door. She's very good at her job, she knows what she's doing.

[@nancyglass1112]

I'm not sure that was her intent. She feels compelled to belittle everyone.

[@lateblossom]

I agree. If you notice, JJ always watches the other party while the other party is talking.

[@TobeyStarburst]

yeah no @@nancyglass1112

[@VladmirPoopN]

​@@nancyglass1112well she obviously wasn't belittling the defendant and he spilled the beans

[@MikeStrau]

She reads people like open books.

[@123451248ify]

"He can't walk through your wife, she's not an invisible person."🤣🤣

[@JeremiahEcks777]

I mean, I don't want to be pedantic, Judge Judy, but you can't walk through an invisible person either. You still bump into the Invisible Woman. It's Shadowcat you phase through. 😎

[@123451248ify]

@@JeremiahEcks777 You could bump into Wonder Woman's invisible jet. Now if she is intangible like Shadowcat or the Martian Manhunter, that would be a different story.😁😁

[@pogbruh1289]

HAHAHAHHA

[@justinmartin1666]

She’s not a ghost

[@123451248ify]

@@joe5923 🤣🤣😂😂

[@DonGrigorianFishing]

Never tell JJ "To tell you the truth" LMAOO Cause her comeback will always be: "No I want you to lie to me" 🤣🤣🤣

[@podsmpsg1]

"To tell you the truth" to her means you're about to lie. Bad idea.

[@patim5953]

It is a very dumb thing to say period.

[@podsmpsg1]

@@patim5953 Yeah.

[@WeAreNotAmused]

Right like go ahead and try it She already knows when they begin responding with a preface of any kind wishing to manipulate. Or somehow improve their bargaining position which is gonna annoy her . so to add insult on injury you portend to be telling the truth in a prepackaged signed and delivered statement What a f****"" Larph.

[@Machinu5]

@Pati M Was going to day the same thing. How is anybody supposed to take that except to say, "Oh, the truth would great, thanks a bunch!"

[@Jelly4023]

waiting for part 3 too- this case is so stupid but am weirdly compelled!

[@Sara.Rose.]

Haha me too

[@taco-Kitty-Bell1989]

Same lol 😆

[@missbradicah]

Tap the thumbnail in lower left corner, beF0RE this episode ends. Ta-dah! Part 3, enjoy!!!

[@Mekodidit]

@@Sara.Rose. me tooooo lmaoo

[@Machinu5]

Yeah, both these guys seem pretty dopey. Three years, two misdemeanours and who knows how many lawsuits later and they're still talking about this incident. All either one needed to do was simply nothing.

[@giancarloc1985]

Defendant has serious anger management issues. Yes, the plaintiff could have handled that better. But the defendant seems like someone that would resort to violence.

[@ec6443]

Wow because he has a suit on that makes him better than the defendant? If he got punched for running his mouth, he got what he deserved.

[@C0Dzombie777]

Well yeah he’s bald.

[@airwolf3607]

@@C0Dzombie777 😆

[@tia-marianwagbolu4434]

@@C0Dzombie777 🤣🤣🤣

[@arleshiagibbs7663]

Yes, agree.

[@annelyceyawingu6678]

I love my man to protect me but if my man gets physical with someone without any good reason I'll be embarrassed!!!

[@sophie2084]

I 100 percent believe his story and that it happened exactly the way he describes it. Even if he did walk in, while the other guy was holding the door, so what? Not sure, why JJ is making him out to be at fault here

[@NunyaBness]

I’m confused too. Why is she being so hard on the plaintiff? He didn’t throw the first punch. Why is she excusing the defendant’s stupid bad behavior?

[@clasijasi]

It’s considered “disrespectful” in some parts of the country. Specifically East Coast, NY Philadelphia area people are hostile here about small things like that and it can lead to unnecessary confrontation. Not saying it’s right in any way

[@sophie2084]

@@NunyaBness I don't understand that either and even if the wife wasn't very far from the door and he did indeed squeeze through, it doesn't warrant all this drama and certainly, not a punch in the face. Also, he might be taller but he is also much younger

[@byeee811]

Cause its rude!!! Back in the day when you disrespected someone you were slapped in the face challenged to a duel etc. IF you have a proper upbringing When an older person a woman and a child are trying to get through or need a seat you usually let them through or give them your seat because it’s the polite thing to do. If someone is holding a door and its not for you or you cut ppl off “excuse me pardon me sorry” or “thank you” is something very simple. Basic decorum. Idk where tf people were raised or who raised them but SEVERAL cultures understand this basic level of respect because it is engrained in their cultures as well but for some reason when it comes to other cultures they don’t have any respect and its RUDE. Koreans are respectful Japanese people are respectful etc Chinese people act like they dont even see other people they often do this in public alot but if someone were to do this to their grandmother or mother it would be “asian h8” prejudice racism etc.

[@NunyaBness]

@@byeee811 It doesn’t matter what this young man said or did. Or if he’s rude or not. Simply put that short man had no right to hit him first. And he paid for that. End of.

[@judekanawati7467]

While listening to his tone of voice, I can tell the plaintiff was honest and sincere while telling his version of the event first. At the same time, he took responsibility to what happened. THAT, itself is maturity at its best even if the situation was minor at this one. What I like about this episode is that JJ still let the plaintiff continue explaining his story and the reasons behind it. The defendant shouldn’t have punched the plaintiff at all to begin with, which is why the case lasted for 2 years without the plaintiff letting it go. So, understandably, being punched in the face isn’t something you can easily let go until one takes the initiative to compensate financially and also apologize for the misunderstanding. Thanks for sharing the videos!🌺

[@socketyellow3]

Doubt he was honest about the wife being so far, otherwise why would he squeeze by? The doorway should have been empty if his case was true. She was likely existing and he squeezed by as she was exiting. He still in the wrong, but the guy was clearly rude

[@goddesshathor7313]

Wow so tone makes you honest, bahaaaaaaaaa. You must believe every politician.

[@lewthrasher5865]

Love it. When 2 Karen's meet and want to dance

[@kathycagg9464]

Right... 😂 best comment

[@EricaChavira-on4oz]

😂😂

[@katbar6066]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎯🎯

[@1909aliceC]

Dang this one lmfao -

[@BoyFromBelgium99]

When you go to court because someone slipped in while holding the door..

[@arleshiagibbs7663]

Very stupid in my opinion. It wasn’t that serious at all

[@BoyFromBelgium99]

@@arleshiagibbs7663 yea bruh even the local police would've laughed so hard

[@ericterry4544]

I find it funny how she chided him about feelings and then proceeded to lecture him about being rude. Scooting into the door is a really petty thing to get pissed about. Sounds to me like the defendant needed the lecture about feelings more than the plaintiff.

[@sterlingforbes3872]

That's a good point...

[@dinahbrown902]

Feelings and My space- you don’t have any space ya fool

[@michelleprieur1]

She's getting to the defendant soon enough.

[@dinahbrown902]

He’s one of those “my space “ kids that get their little feelings hurt 🤣

[@Fickets]

Give her time. She’s only got 1 mouth and there’s 2 people to chew out.

[@Kaboomboo]

Judy is being unnecessarily hard on the plaintiff. Saying he should've stayed inside. He wanted to be outside with his family. No reason why he should stay inside. It's the dumb defendant that should've driven home. He was already by his car!

[@Kaboomboo]

@No Name I'm a female too, but to be fair, he wasn't "following" him outside, he just wanted to be outside. If there's someone being confrontational, I get not wanting to be near them, but I would probably want to be near my family for support if it got ugly.

[@queenbee3647]

👍👍

[@c_es4138]

Ehhh, I disagree. She isn't faulting the plaintiff for getting hit by the idiot defendant, but there were many opportunities where he could have deescalated the situation by just hanging back. The plaintiff lacks common sense and awareness-- he needed to hear that he was rude, and that his proceeding actions did nothing to diffuse a ridiculous situation with a hot-head that needs anger management.

[@Kaboomboo]

@@c_es4138 What are you talking about? He already deescalated the situation. He continued about his business by going to the bathroom. It's the defendant that came back for no reason other than to "reiterate that he was rude." Defendant was looking for a fight. As far as hearing he was rude, the guy already told him. It's not his responsibility to diffuse the situation. He wasn't he one that was already in the car with his family about to drive off. The defendant was.

[@c_es4138]

@@Kaboomboo As I said in my first comment, I'm not faulting the plaintiff for the defendant being unhinged. Maybe I'm coming from a place where avoiding confrontation is my MO, but there are a lot of things the plaintiff could have done differently in this situation that wouldn't have led to a years long court proceeding. He could have approached a manager if he saw the guy come back. He could have walked away. He could have let the defendant leave before he stepped back outside. He could have not talked back when the defendant said what he did was rude. We are responsible for our own reactions. Defendant is crazy and needs help. Plaintiff lacks common sense and manners. The ruling was fair, but I don't think it was out of pocket for JJ to help the plaintiff realize that he was a little rude and that he could've helped deescalate. Just my opinion, though.

[@ashelyr9232]

The great husband has an anger problem

[@bostonteaparty3926]

Yes and the belief that he should have a n abundance of testosterone because is male. He is an idiot!

[@sageashley]

💯💯💯💯

[@Kaboomboo]

For real. What if someone had a gun and shot him. Should've let it go.

[@dinahbrown902]

Towards young”my space” punks

[@ZZ-kn1py]

Napoleon complex

[@chanelle2819]

"he's a good husband" Ma'am, do you need to escape from him?

[@channellejames1393]

My name is Channelle also

[@chanelle2819]

@@channellejames1393 🥰

[@dexxfilm]

You can be a good husband to your wife and get into an argument with another dude. Come on. Ya'll act like you have never been angry before.

[@podsmpsg1]

Karl shouldn't have hit him. People have been rude to me, but I didn't punch them in the face. There's an urban saying that goes "Don't start nothin, won't be nothin".

[@Certified540]

Just patiently waiting for pt.3

[@404DeletedAccount]

Can someone tag me when Pt 3 is out? I'm making popcorn

[@NunyaBness]

The restaurant doesn’t have security cameras????

[@justinm6582]

man just let small things like that go!! its not worth getting possibly getting killed over something so minor! just apologize fist bump and go about your business!

[@eg1197]

I wonder if JJ is going to dismissed the case. Both men could have handled the scenario differently.

[@nnedwards3260]

The Asian was very rude. Entitled & stupid.

[@lindseys6373]

could have*

[@debbiev7975]

Thank God! The first honest comment! 🙏🏼

[@Iza56]

So she was 5 steps from the restaurant and she didn't see what happened? She's covering for her good husband

[@sageashley]

Hmmm Idk if I agree with judge Judy on this. Defendant seems entitled.. Extremely busy restaurant and the wife was no where near the door.. Is no one is allowed to go through the damn door until the wife comes out??! Come on. "I went and put on a jacket and came back to reiterate that he shouldn't have done that" 😂😂😂😂

[@bostonteaparty3926]

Right! BS!

[@Suiter]

Right! If wife is nowhere near the door you don't own the door until she gets there. Your wife isn't special!

[@dharmallars]

Right and maybe people where I live are just crazy, but often if I’m the first to walk out a door even if nobody’s directly outside I’ll hold it for a second just in case someone’s coming in. Maybe he thought the guy was holding the door for him.

[@EliF-ge5bu]

She’s being hard on him because the case has already been dismissed in criminal court and therefore the only reason these two male Karens are in her court is because one of them wants money for hurt feelings.

[@shampuu7623]

​@@EliF-ge5buhurt feelings or hurt face? Do you know assault is a real charge? So in that case it's within his every right to see this case through and get whatever compensation he can get awarded.

[@EmiliusReturns]

I love how Judy has zero qualms about calling stupid people stupid. I admire this trait lol.

[@Alice-ui9oy]

JJ was very careful about not getting the witness in trouble with her husband...

[@user_7239]

I bet she has high stress levels due to him.

[@giancarloc1985]

@@user_7239 she said he was a wonderful husband. Yeah Mr wonderful. I think she's afraid of him.

[@Alice-ui9oy]

@@giancarloc1985 she was so softly spoken and submissive in the way she acted around him. And he's got a temper and is casual with throwing punches around.. guess everyone put two and two together including JJ 😔 She could have grilled the witness who probably did see the whole thing, but didn't. I thought that was really tactful and kind of her.

[@ZZ-kn1py]

Stockholm syndrome

[@meltt6166]

@@giancarloc1985 he one hundred percent had a temper

[@varshac218]

JJ literally cross examining the plaintiff 😂😂😂😂 true lawyer

[@marskeins]

Why would the defendant think that's gives him right to hit somebody. Shame just a shame.

[@sarabpreetkaur3360]

Why is JJ putting the fault on the plaintiff for stepping outside. Defendant punched him. He put his hands on him for what?

[@elvickRULES]

She’s not putting fault. If someone intimidates you and then walks outside, following them is STUPID. Learn from stupidity instead of trying to deflect criticism.

[@gxguy2906]

People from the midwest or Minnesota will probably not understand this case and the reason for this outcome. Here we hold doors all the time for others, even volunteer to open doors at shops or restaurants for others. I once become Hodor and held the door at Mall of America for a few minutes. 😅

[@sxnkxnrxck]

Seriously! I am from WI and I’m wondering what’s the big frickin’ deal about holding the door and someone sneaked past it? The door is fvcking open, no matter who held it open! As long as you don’t bump into anyone aggressively while entering, I’d say all this sh!t is blown out of proportion! Lmao! I never would have thought I’d watch a case about holding the fvcking door open lololol!!

[@anacondaadultlearningcente4522]

She is mischaracterizing the incident to imply that the plaintiff is at fault. "I walked back into the restaurant." He could have just left, but decided instead to initiate a confrontation.

[@sococomfort22s34]

You see imo the plaintiff was the on The who initiated the confrontation by saying the guy was rude in reply. Just be like “sorry” and move on from there. Both guys handled this like how 13 year old boys would handle this

[@Kaboomboo]

@@sococomfort22s34 Why? He clapped back when someone called him rude.

[@elvickRULES]

And then the defendant went back outside after intimidating him, and… the plaintiff followed. Judge Judy is simply telling both parties how they could have avoided this altercation through each point. Both had chances to make better decisions. Doesn’t mean the defendant isn’t an asshole. Just means it could’ve been prevented if the plaintiff just waited for him to leave instead of following him out.

[@Babygirlly555]

Still on the Plaintiff's side and I'll still think the defendant is a petty hothead. Judge Judy was right the defendant should've gotten in his car and left.

[@ds2465]

The defendant only got so mad because he “accidentally” held the door for a man and feels like his masculinity was threatened. No one has to wait for your wife to walk through the door because you want to be romantic.

[@RuthLovesJesus]

Whattt?? Losing hope in humanity one comment at a time. It doesn’t matter if it was his wife or his pet, you can be patient for two seconds when you know someone is clearly exiting the door.

[@ds2465]

@@RuthLovesJesus Not if she is taking all day. She was probably busy wrangling her two kids and talking all day. He should not block the exit.

[@patperez8223]

@@ds2465 and thats why when you ser someone holding a door yoynstop and the onethat holds the door ll tell you: its ok go ahead my wife is taking forever" you DONT just slip ans pretend that the door was being hold for you. You dont do that. Rude and talks a lot about manners. Are you from CA too? Or NY? I will understando your comment , like JJ said people from Liberal cities are all about emotions but not respect.

[@ZZ-kn1py]

@@RuthLovesJesus yea and how do we know it was 2 seconds? The dude needed to go potty proper, go take your Xanax

[@ds2465]

@@patperez8223 And if they don’t say “go ahead”? How long is the man allowed to hold the door hostage?

[@colton1091]

2:25 When that one audience member started clapping after JJ said idiot, I immediately died laughing 🤣

[@WeAreNotAmused]

It's interesting to come to understand how some people's inner dialogue doesn't include consideration for othersall of these things tend to come out in people's testimony when JJ goes about peace in the part about a different matter but you end up seeing it people have a way of telling on themselves and give them just enough rope

[@mattbernabe]

1:45 HAHA! The black woman's side glance is like, "woo, child."

[@MaiProject2024]

Young man had no manner and had the guts to tell others they're rude. Old man had anger issues.

[@momme1047]

Young kids today have absolutely no social skills

[@The1KingKG]

Something tells me this altercation had to be hilarious to 👀 😂😂😂

[@JulianStainback]

3:21

[@Lizzy514]

He's got a short guy complex. He controls the wife too

[@carylanncompton5882]

Probably Gets Physical With Her TOO .

[@tilabryant5591]

The Asian guy has a rude entitlement complex

[@ZZ-kn1py]

@@tilabryant5591 the Asian guy is young when the defendant had many more years to not cave into violence

[@tilabryant5591]

@@ZZ-kn1py the Asian guy is an adult. He knows better he’s just a rude pompous ass

[@Cristoburns]

To drag out getting punched for being a rude ass in court for years is embarrassing- man up and take the hit for acting like an entitled brat. 🤦‍♂️

[@Unique_n_Devine]

Ayyyyeeee time for her to finish him as in the plaintiff baaaahahaha 💀🤣😭🤷🏾‍♀️

[@hateisforlosers6116]

The defendant was to hot-headed!!! You cannot confront everyone who you believe to be rude!!

[@LyiahndraPhiri-r8u]

You weren't thinking all morning 🤣🤣

[@PhotographerPhilosophy]

I always make it a point to hold the door open for people while i'm leaving a space. Sometimes people don't acknowledge me, so I say "you're welcome" in a very loud tone. Makes me laugh!

[@nicolebryan7805]

He could have lost his life over a simple situation. Go home with your family what you doing going back to start an argument.

[@branz2002]

YOU YOU is all about ME ME 😂

[@HeyCoachBarbara]

“Ive been opening my door for 40 years.” This lady is really funny 🤣🤣🤣

[@abigaillistee6529]

She’s treating the defendant like that to teach him 💕

[@sunnysunshine6271]

Darn, I watched too quick. I normally wait until all parts are uploaded, but assumed it was only 2 parts.😕

[@ArdenRadani]

Same. Lol

[@jeanhampton3004]

In all honesty I would have walked in too if I saw no one was coming through the door that someone was holding. I will say “excuse me and thank you”

[@drinny26]

Giggling girls in the audience who find everything funny are so irritating. I miss when JJ used to reprimand the audience for reacting to her.

[@123451248ify]

Well, in this case, what the defendant said was funny. The plaintiff can't walk through his wife! 🤣🤣 He should have said around his wife. The defendant was trying to sound dramantic.

[@randomlyswatching9481]

They're laughing at JJ sarcasm

[@renees766]

The husband is controlling. People may think he's being a gentleman by finding the did, but did him, it makes him feel in complete control.

[@Nashiki20]

🤬 It's a 3 parter. Guess I'm waiting again.

[@august21xp]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@elizabethnmandarino7986]

Wait maybe it’s because I’m also a woman but if someone is holding the door open for his family who’s still walking up I don’t think it’s rude to slide in real quick?

[@jjh7611]

That’s the only thing I’m scratching my head on. We don’t know exactly how far the wife is from front door. One says she’s a mile away and the other says he walked thru her lmao. And no, it’s not rude to walk in when someone is far. But main question is how far. Good v bad judgement of “distance”

[@youneedtostop]

He just had to pee 😂 damn

[@Iza56]

Plaintiff was thinking he's the alfa male, that's way he didn't wait for the defendant to leave.

[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

This whole thing is so ridiculous. The plaintiff should have apologized instead of saying what he said, or just waited his turn. The defendant should have just let it go and left with his family and go about his day. I live in Utah and usually people are incredibly polite and hold doors open for people all the time. Been many times when I hold open the door for someone then they hold the next door open for me and vice versa. If this happened you would get something like " oh, I'm sorry, my bad" them in response "it's ok" then you both would either chuckle or smile a bit and go about your day. This is the adult way to act.

[@veeee3247]

Keep your hands to yourself!

[@PhotographerPhilosophy]

The golden rule when going through doors to enter a space "Out before in" - Treat it like an elevator.

[@autumnankney3267]

Why does she keep acting like You is wrong. Karl coming back in was asking for trouble. He is the one in the wrong. Cmon judge Judy

[@heyya4395]

Unfortunately this type of stuff really pisses me off too. It's things that seem small to some but involves caring about others

[@brettralston3599]

He didn’t have time to think because it all happened so fast, yet he supposedly remembered perfect details of day time who was there, what people were wearing. Clearly recited.

[@soramame7528]

3:35 unnecessary. So true.

[@adventuresconjuan]

Lol the defendant thought he’ll get away with it 😂😂😂

[@alijunior2631]

so what if a man walked past while defendant was holding the door? so what? why is it making the shorter man go nuts

[@strawberries217]

That's why, on save side, I will ask "are you waiting for someone to come out this door first? " whenever I arrive to situation like that. It's better to ask first than sorry.

[@LouisianaCityboi]

Judge Judy can say whatever she likes. One person got violent. That’s illegal.

[@tilabryant5591]

She understands what assholes are though. She’s from Brooklyn

[@BCNeil]

Victim shaming 101

[@Kimberly-ub3ux]

Judge Judy is so rude! She thinks her opinion is always right. Granted, I’ve agreed with many of her decisions but this is terrible. Only at 1:55 and listened to the first video… often if you have to go to the bathroom there’s a level of urgency. If the other guy was holding the door for his wife and she wasn’t right there, it’s perfectly acceptable for another person to use that opportunity to walk in! Why should the whole entrance be held up for 30 seconds to a minute if the wife is far away perhaps wrangling her kids? Also, it is not his fault for going outside to wait with his family when the guy who threatened him goes outside also. Everyone knows hindsight is 20/20! He could have waited, yes. But he should not have to or be expected to alter his normal LEGAL behavior in order to avoid being assaulted! Come on!

[@xowanderlustt]

“I look at them like this - idiot” 🤣🤣🤣

[@meltt6166]

Justice for You You Xue cus he literally just got punched in the fucking mouth for scooting in. HE HAD TO PISS MOVE FASTER?? And for the defendant to leave and come BACK is OUTRAGEOUS

[@quantumeyes8546]

The young man was rude. The old man was aggressive.

[@makishasowell-mz2ji]

No an angry person needs to seek help 😬 way to show your son’s how to handle situations

[@Ellie80681]

Nobody has to love your partner the way you do 😅

[@sparky7915]

Mr Pogue should have dismissed the event - not make pick a fight.

[@DatHurdler_Theo]

The defendant should have just left!! Why go and confront a STRANGER about stupid stuff!!?? You don’t know what people got going on nowadays. Could have gone a whole different way! Be glad we are in civil court and not seeing someone be sentenced and others burying a loved one.

[@TheDigitalDecade]

Lmao, this whole case is so funny. The fact that she slyly pointed out that it’s childish carrying on about a punch in the face after 2 years and 2 dismissals hahaha

[@viron6734]

If it was a man punching a woman you wouldn't call it childish. Your comment is typical misandry.

[@patim5953]

Makes absolutely no sense to follow the supposedly aggressive man out the door. They were both wrong.

[@sandyjohnson8927]

These two are both nuts.

[@littlechocchip]

“To tell you the truth= I’m about to lie”

[@Lommy9999]

The wife must be suffering from him and afraid of him. I hope she is protected.

[@jeffjo8108]

Nawwwwww idc if the man walked out the situation is over but he attacked the man. Defendant is wrong

[@nala7658]

Some people really need to get a life. Really? Court? Over opening a door for people? 😮

[@idamikey]

I suppose it may be a cultural issue but why is the plaintiff made out to be rude? If someone is holding the door open I'm gonna walk in lol. Nothing to start a fight over.

[@safeworld9775]

Scoops in is actually a lack of respect and manners. The wise old man said to me once:" I would let go, but I can't let go as much as he can pull."

[@onyeomachinyeremaka6809]

*If you rearrange the Letters in in "Depression" you get "I Pressed on"Don't even give up. Your breakthrough is almost here*

[@greeneyedlilpup745]

I really needed this…. Ty🤗

[@CookieWoods.]

Thank you for sharing this! I gotta write this down!

[@CookieWoods.]

@@MrV41N 😂😂🤣

[@ArdenRadani]

❤

[@babyrenee6537]

The defendant is considerably older~and however irritated at the younger plaintiff's impatience (or squeezing thru ahead of his wife) should have had the maturity to ignore it. Instead he ruined his own date, made himself look worse to his wife who didn't herself seem upset by ensnaring himself in a two year court battle. All over something he could have simply shrugged off.

[@RedFoxwithTubeSocks-hi7jj]

Plaintiff got lippy, got put in his place, and then he sued. LMAO.

[@Cereal_kwilla]

His wife is so pretty.

[@EricaChavira-on4oz]

Very!

[@Myse-22m]

That man is wrong

[@T5-635]

These are a lovely couple. I'm glad Judge Judy is so practical. I cant always keep my head. I will remember her words. 🥀💞

[@CookieWoods.]

I struggled a little with your 1st sentence. But I thought the same thing! 🤗

[@griff404]

lovely couple? the way she talks it's as if she's afraid he'll punch her in the face too

[@manuelsanchez6862]

Yoo we are fucking on this episode today. Have me pacing around my room

[@NicholasBlake84]

My idea of the happening is the bald guy is a "tough guy" The Asian man probably had his hands in his pockets and was scooting past the "door experience" and may have leaned closer to the man than another part of the door or room in one of those "I'm intending to do this" movements and because the man said "you're rude and the Asian guy said "you're rude" because he was already closer while trying to scoot past, the bald dude took further offense. You can kind of read who they are based on this tape alone and your own experience of people you maybe know or have seen that act similar. A sort of stupid case and stupid reason to put your hands on someone BUT I have been there just the same.

[@ZZ-kn1py]

Baldy’s pride was hurt, his ego was bruised. He needed to showmance his wife in order to retain dominance

[@xerxes4779]

Imagine he was holding the door and it was a female instead of the plaintiff. He would be happy instead of being an irresponsible dad ass Infront of his children

[@jimc1466]

I love judge Judy but I don’t always agree with her

[@MEGIDIOT]

Defendant is short and insecure

[@contessahinson]

Lol a good husband when not beating people up .......I'm sure he has anger issues at home but acts like a good guy in public

[@breigesheppard8339]

I agree 💚🍀👏🙏🏻

[@woelkind]

The only snowflake here is the guy who had an issue with someone walking through the door.

[@AntoniusReginaldus]

Hahahahahahah. The last second of the clip: "No, I want you to lie to me." She's right. People say "to be honest" WAY too much. I guess to make her point with emphasis, she could just say, "The truth is - -" and then give the rest.

[@caroljeeben7064]

I disagree with JJ here. Don't victim blame. He's allowed to go back out with his family. He shouldn't be barricaded inside because of some nut.