Being Wishy Washy

[@ElizabethaSara]

Doug, “Are you satisfied….you better be it’s all we can do for you” 😂🤣😂😂😂

[@damnnerves24]

I hollered!!!! 😭😭

[@godzila100]

Harvey should've used, "It's the same old Samsung and Dance." Instead of Washer, she hardly knew her!!

[@redapol5678]

*Harvey. Not Doug 🤦‍♂️

[@godzila100]

@@redapol5678 yeah Harvey. My bad. Thanks my guy

[@kellismith4329]

Haha ya, or washer? You wash her you brought her home

[@christophermartin972]

Hahahaha😂

[@johnnyb6151]

All around the world sam sung (same song). 😅

[@jeromecummings47]

Am I the only one who notices that the hallway guy always has a last second smart elick remark as the litigants are starting to walk away from him. He is hilarious.

[@LDickens]

Always!!

[@kellismith4329]

Ya since wayyy back in the judge Wapner days

[@jereni-solpoetry5994]

Yup! Lol. His name is Doug. Super blunt, sometimes really funny. He "sticks it to them" at the end. Lol

[@HiddenAgendas]

Business owner should have just taken the dryer back. Not sure why she went through all this.

[@seantimmons5900]

As adamant as she is, all I can imagine is she believes herself. When she picks up the dryer, she's gonna feel stupid.

[@RacieRain]

It could have been easily proven if the defendant had an invoice with the plaintiff's signature documenting the swap.

[@JackyHapy]

Exactly! I’m like 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🙄

[@joepropsnyc]

She was ok with not paying taxes until she came to court.

[@lostsoul1278]

Lmfao.......right!

[@HiddenAgendas]

I mean, if a Business refuses credit card, wtf you gonna do. lol

[@LunchMeatTrump]

​@@HiddenAgendas Go elsewhere?

[@lescobrandon9693]

Asian people often pay in cash to avoid credit card fees and taxes.

[@claypartridge7553]

⁠@@lescobrandon9693it’s not even remotely close to being unique to Asians!

[@bryanhenderson9637]

Hate to say this, but appliances are one item that I will never buy used. Too many things that can go wrong with them. I bought and LG washer and dryer almost 10 years ago and within 6 months, the main board went out on the dryer. It was promptly replaced under warranty. Since then, nothing has gone wrong with either the washer or dryer. Luckily, the warranty was through LG and not through some handyman service.

[@clovermccombs8597]

I just bought a used microwave for 20 bucks. Not all is bad with buying used. BTW the microwave looks and operates like new.

[@kristiesteele3243]

LG hires their own team to work on warranty work. They are so much easier to deal with. We have an LG fridge and they have replaced the seal on it 3 times and the freezer door once. I have had others, GE that nobody will work on, kitchen aid never showed up, whirlpool stove caught my kitchen on fire twice. I love their repair team. I only buy LG because of the warranty. I won't risk my family's safety with the others.

[@Jsarmy87124]

LG is bad for quality 😂

[@bryanhenderson9637]

@@clovermccombs8597 Yes, I would agree that a used microwave can be a good purchase. There isn't much to them in the way of functionality.

[@JamieM470]

I bought a brand new Kenmore washer and dryer over 30 years ago. Only one problem with the washer in all this time--about a year ago, and it was just a little plastic part (called an agitator dog---lol!) that cost $5.00 and I did it myself. The dryer won't turn itself off anymore, so you can't turn it on and leave the house or go to sleep. But they're still going strong, after three decades of kids, grandkids, lots & lots of use. Edit: On the other hand, we bought our Whirlpool refrigerator *used* in 2014. It was manufactured in 1999. Still going strong :) I think older appliances were built to last, but the ones manufactured in the 2000's are just not. It's planned obsolescence.

[@deedeeb7985]

May Tag was the best washer & Dryer... But everything was made very well back in the day

[@stratfordbaby]

[@jenn_x.]

I grew up with Kenmore, and never had problems with them - my appliances all lasted for decades (finally did away with my upright freezer after 25 years, and that was only because I was downsizing). My ex swore by Maytag, and pushed for me to get them when I bought my house 10 years ago. The fridge lasted two years tops, and never worked correctly, even after multiple repairs. The oven is a joke, and doesn't hit the correct temp ever. The washer and dryer have both needed drum and e-board replacement more than once. Truth of the matter, though, is most things aren't made to last anymore...

[@realone2423]

awkward entrance lol 0:05 awk girl: "Can I sit here and be apart of the audience?" audience girl: "What!? Fuck Nah!"

[@probochronicles3991]

I give the defendant credit for how well she handled Doug's post case interview....😂

[@jackiemccoy6282]

He he’s such a jerk, very condescending!

[@panamafernandez4641]

I understand the Plaintiff's frustration with the Samsung washer & dryer. The Samsung washer doesn't agitate or spin appropriately. You always have rerun the loads even when you select extra rinse. Same with the dryer, you have to run it multiple times for anything other than regular, lite marerials.

[@lescobrandon9693]

There’s not a single person who owns a Samsung washer or dryer that doesn’t have complaints. The product is terrible.

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

Just hang your washing. It's even free!!! If it's winter, hang indoors on a clothes horse. Like, seriously, people are so lazy, then they complain about power bills. Couldn't believe the reliance on clothes dryers on my 4 long US visits!

[@SipLikeTea]

@@michelehemlokhexwhite4310and that’s your right. But for those of us who don’t want to hang clothes to dry, it is also our right.

[@tishlacombe364]

@@michelehemlokhexwhite4310 Hi, where are you from? I'm in U.S Louisiana. If you don't mind.

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

@@tishlacombe364 Melbourne, Australia. I've done half the US states, but Louisiana is still on my list. Got some wonderful friends who just moved there last year, so I'm looking forward to my next trip over!

[@lucky1u]

Every time she mentioned that she swapped the dryer for another one she would close her eyes. That's kind of a known admission to not being truthful. She just did it so obvious I'm sure the judge had to have picked up on it.

[@LunchMeatTrump]

Having a feeling someone is lying isn't how court works though. Evidence is king.

[@dennismayer4936]

She said she "had" it swapped. It sounds like a lie to me. No delivery person or signature.

[@seantimmons5900]

Not every time. So, is she telling the truth the first time? 4:52 maybe it isn't the tell you think it is. We should play poker sometime.

[@JayJay-me8zk]

I've thought she was lying, but then the plaintiff's witness finally confirmed it. She had bought a Samsung dryer, and they swapped it for an LG dryer.

[@carriepriegel6477]

👍 he crossed his arms after adding weird claims

[@NubianP6]

Businesses that allow their voicemail boxes to fill up are NOT worthy of doing business with IMO. Either they are not handling customer concerns in a timely manner, or they are possibly getting SO many complaints that they can’t even handle them and clear their voicemails in a timely manner. Either way. it’s a no-go for me.

[@nicki8520]

This may not matter however, a lot of people don't know, and I used to work for Whirlpool Corp. I'd like to point out that when it was asked what the best brand is, Whirlpool is the mother company for Maytag, Amana, and KitchenAid as well. Just throwing a bit of education out there. 😊 As a former CSR for Whirlpool, PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND YOUR WARRANTIES also be sure to follow your manual when cleaning your appliances as it could void the warranty!

[@mistiinseattle]

I got rid of my ancient set and bought Whirlpools and they were complete junk. I wished for my old set back.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@mistiinseattleEverything these days is complete junk, unfortunately. Only built to last maybe 10 years

[@panamafernandez4641]

I had a Maytag washer & dryer and loved. When I rented my place, my tenants replaced my Maytag washer claiming it didn't work, without telling me. Then they started complaining, the new/used one didn't work, I just shrugged. Come to find out, she consistently overstuffed the washing machine. Clothes don't clean if there's no room to for water & soap to infiltrate or agitate appropriately. I'm sure my Maytag washing would still be working just fine if it wasn't for her irresponsible way of washing.

[@nicki8520]

@@mistiinseattle I agree that they're not made the same. All the parts are plastic and smaller so co.pankes can save money and make appliances more compact or "top-of-the-line". Don't even get me started on the lack of warranty on the plastic hinges of the Maytag top-loaders with the see through lid. I wish the designers/engineers/manufacturers would take customer experiences more seriously and put a fix in place to bridge that kind of thing. In my opinion, the best built washers I've seen the inside of were Speed Queens. I prefer the old washers/dryers that were built to last!

[@nicki8520]

@@panamafernandez4641 I'm sorry that happened. I'm not surprised at the ignorance that some people have. I've had a call where a customer told me her washer was smoking up her house and blatantly told me that she was not gonna turn it off cuz she wanted the clothes to be spun out at the end of the cycle. I have so many stories... lol

[@kaykepop4084]

I do not trust the defendant and she's very cocky which is incredibly annoying to watch. With her smirk I really feel she lied about replacing the dryer.

[@TESLA-fc6wm]

A place with no refunds,,walk away,,

[@BillMoman]

The lady with the plaintiff wanted to sit in the audience. 🤣🤣🤣

[@gt43025]

Ikr I would’ve moved over 🤷🏾‍♀️ 😂

[@GSutton]

​@@gt43025been like "girl, spill the tea!" 😂

[@maryoaks3228]

Samsung washier and dryer = worst experience I ever had. And no one wanted to touch them.

[@Jsarmy87124]

LG or Samsung for washer dryer are bad

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

I've heard that too. Never experienced it myself though.

[@kn9369]

I heard their refrigerators are not good either.

[@Criminal.Lawyer.2024]

The plaintiff is not honest. Her own witness, who claimed to know the details of the dryer, said it was an LG. This means it was swapped.

[@gooberbeans7972]

I don't think so. If it was swapped the business owner would have had that paperwork and the employee who swapped it. Instead of saying I remember over and over.

[@Criminal.Lawyer.2024]

@@gooberbeans7972 Not sure how much you watch court shows but small businesses a couple of years in business lack paperwork all the time. Usually startups are one or two people trying to do everything.

[@GeeBee909]

I agree, but then he tried to "clean it up" as soon as he realized he made a mistake by admitting it, by saying he was confused

[@Spankmepink]

The defendant is the liar, any business that replaces an item would have records of doing so. She couldn't prove replacing the dryer, hiring someone to do so or any other proof at all.

[@Criminal.Lawyer.2024]

@@Spankmepink I don't think you understand the way court works. It's the plaintiff's responsibility to "prove" the case.

[@jenn_x.]

Defendant first said the calls began right after fixing the machine, but later changed it to after changing out the dryer. So which was it?

[@mattandrews3874]

do they not give the litigants instructions on entering the courtroom? They often seem confused on what to do.

[@TESLA-fc6wm]

😅that tells you ,,they dont watch the peoples court.

[@stratfordbaby]

She was INDUCED

[@stratfordbaby]

6:20 Her own witness just admitted she got the LG dryer and he moved the Samsung out. She should immediately LOSE for LYING.

[@trekgirl65]

You did not pay attention, for he was telling truth for the defendant was LYING about the changing the dryer with the different machine and could not recall the make. Plaintiff won.

[@leggs4113]

He was confused. He should have just kept his mouth closed. She had no proof that she swapped it. You typically sign something.

[@Wattle-t5i]

Never give up your perfectly working washer dryer for second hand rubbish you'll regret it my 30 yr old big steel washer still goes well a little loud but I ll use it til it's kerput

[@kuffkitten]

Earlier last year, I had an issue with my washer/dryer combo. I told the company the second fan wasn't working properly and they immediately sent someone out...who didn't know anything about combos. He said there wasn't a 2nd fan and instead replaced the motherboard and heating element. It eventually burned up so I decided instead of getting the same combo, I would upgrade to a slightly larger model, same brand. Wouldn't spin. Several different repairmen later, the company decided to send me a new one. They told me to just get rid of the one I just got. The 2nd one did the exact same thing. I told the company have the people at the warehouse check it before delivery but in order to duplicate the problem, it MUST have laundry in it. Finally got a semi-working machine but it had been damaged, bent up, not working, and leaking. This was machine #3. I told them to just send me the 2019 model just like I had previously since obviously there was some sort of software/mechanical issues in the new ones. Mine is now working like a trooper, churning away, just happy as a clam. I fully expected this machine to be the same brand...but it wasn't. BTW, through the whole ordeal, customer service was great. I didn't want to switch brands because this machine has two fans, not just one and can be both vented or unvented.

[@lucegene5223]

Fair conclusion. I wouldn't take back the washer, especially if it's known that she puts a weeks load in it at a time.

[@oldageisdumb]

Don’t buy LG or Samsung appliances. Every repairman I’ve ever asked says Samsung keeps them in business.

[@sweet2sunshine]

Pretty sure there’s a huge class action lawsuit against Samsung …. Junk!

[@amuthanshan]

LG appliances have a longer history and are more reliable than Samsung and many others for sure, they even win awards by consumer reports.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@amuthanshan You clearly aren’t familiar with appliance repair people.

[@amuthanshan]

Repair people would be getting less work if they tell the truth to customers about which brands are reliable, so can you trust them? All I know is that companies like Consumer Reports and Which? surveys thousands of people, and not just in the USA.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@amuthanshan I know many many people who have had issues with LG appliances. This is not uncommon.

[@JC-cm9bn]

KENMORE! KENMORE! KENMORE! FROM SEARS!

[@fjccommish]

Plaintiff: "How is it outside?" Me: "Sunny." Her: "What? But I'm asking what the weather is like." Me: "Sunny." Her: "WHAT!!!??? I guess I'll just look out the window."

[@thesaltycarpenter5245]

Oh. He slipped up. The plaintiffs witness said he helped disable the old dryer.

[@Gem_Arnae]

The old dryer to put in the new dryer bought from the defendant

[@GameboiKennels]

No she bought a new dryer from some where else. He helped with the dryer the plaintiff got from the defendant.

[@trekgirl65]

he did not slip up. pay attention........

[@thesaltycarpenter5245]

@@trekgirl65 oh I did pay attention. He first said he helped disable then backtracked and said he helped move it. Maybe you should pay attention

[@andrescott9382]

If it's a breach on contract with the dryer, and it's only the one contract for both items. How is it not fair to give the washer back and get a refund.

[@ShredworthyDave]

She exchanged it the plaintiff admitted it. Judge was wrong this time

[@queenaxx7259]

As per defendant testimony the plaintiff called to say the new/swapped dryer wasn't working on the same day of the exchange. Dont know if the exchange happened or not but sounds like the warranty was breached when a working dryer wasn't provided

[@trekgirl65]

Nope, for the defendant could not tell the Judge what the brand of the dryer was, the plaintiff witness mentioned the brand that the Defendant did not on her paperwork on the switch. Judge did fine.

[@nettejones8276]

Defendant's sweater was cute- I like the fur collar. I think the Judge got it wrong on this, based on the information presented. The plaintiff swore up and down there was never an exchange and her witness said the complete opposite. I find it hard to believe that she went out and purchased the same LG dryer that the defendant was going to provide her with as a swap based on that alone I would have dismissed the case because she is not credible. More importantly, I would never buy used appliances just to save a few dollars. You have no idea what you're getting. The defendant should run their business more professional play clearing out their messages and returning phone calls. It also sounds like they need to keep more documentation. Wondering why she simply didn't bring the delivery driver for the second issue with the dryer. He could have testified that the switch was completed.

[@trekgirl65]

It was off the sales rack it was a fur coat. And the Judge did not get it wrong. For the defendant admitted to the warrantee and the plaintiff was in the 90 day when there was trouble.

[@jindoe3971]

I bought the most basic dial knob dryer about 10 years ago no computer works amazing . It was same price as this lady bought her used one for !

[@mylifewithanimals]

You guys acting like you knew the dryer was exchanged is hilarious 😂 . Defendant will learn next time to provide proof. It is their burden.

[@seantimmons5900]

Ahem. Sears is not a washer brand. Kenmore is. You are welcome.

[@godzila100]

Man, the plaintiff's witness just admitted that the dryer was swapped!! How the hell did she win?!?!

[@claraesparza7030]

That's what I said. He literally said they swapped it.

[@scotthewitt258]

Why does the defendant have to "prove" further that the dryer was exchanged? Plaintiff's own witness verified it before he backpedaled and try to back out of his testimony. She exchanged the dryer.

[@dawgfacesoldier]

The defendant has the burden of proving that she swapped the dryer once the plaintiff said that it wasn't switched. A better practice in the future would be for the defendant to get a signed receipt from the customer when something is swapped.

[@DonziGT230]

The guy said that he wasn't sure, and the defendant has the burden of proof. That aside, even if they did swap it, it also didn't work so it was useless.

[@JohnSmith-pg9ns]

None of us know for sure stop pretending you know

[@trekgirl65]

WRONG!!!!!!!

[@quarrynate153]

Psycho callers just get blocked 😂. Like I'm gonna let you bully me into picking up the phone.

[@stratfordbaby]

The warranty on the washing machine is over anyway.

[@EDGEOFTHISWORLD]

The Defendant is beautiful

[@lauramoody248]

The defendant is lying. She closes her eyes everytime she gives specific answers

[@GeeBee909]

Easy way to prove dryer swap/and or delivery: take a cell phone picture of it once you install it. This will avoid this problem. Make it a company policy for EVERY installation

[@SpencerWayne]

That exit interview was prime Doug.

[@laneyshascott]

WASH HERRR???? HE HARDLY KNEW HER!!!🤣🥳😂

[@lancetruong3075]

Plaintiff is dramatic but I can relate to calling for support and getting a vm and/or no return calls. Defendant has no concept of customer service. Samsung appliances look nice but they tend to break down within 2 years of usage.

[@trekgirl65]

She was calm in the courtroom, not dramatic. Gues you never been to a real Small Claims Court, It can be a three ring circus.

[@cosmo6180]

I think she did swap out her dryer with another one.....the plaintiff seems to me that she just doesn't remember 🤔

[@loribryant884]

Wrong Doug...The man said he was mistaken and he helped switch the dryer 😮

[@traceyaz125]

I think he said he switched the dryer with the new one she bought from a different store.

[@matthewmorales94]

The 1st dryer

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

Pssst - if someone doesn't charge you sales tax, then you are obligated by law to go onto your states website and submit the sales tax yourself. Happens a lot in business when you do business with a state that doesn't have sales tax but the transaction was initiated in your state. For example, buying restaurant equipment in Minnesota from a South Dakota vendor. They will not charge you sales tax so you must submit it your self to the Minnesota taxman.

[@StaceyBeryl]

Speed Queen are the best washers and dryers, without a doubt.

[@elainegorman8579]

The older model Speed Queen Made to last. I have no complaints Part of the problem with the modem models is government had to stick their nose in it. Did away with the hot rinse cycles I'm sorry some days you need a hot rinse cycle to get your clothes totally clean I really dislike that government feels the needs to stick their nose in items I use in my house Light bulbs come to mind. Right after the washing machines. Now I hearing ovens are next.

[@patrickchubey3127]

Why does a laundry machine need a computer?

[@nql9430]

Samsung appliances are junk. I replaced all my appliances with brand new Samsung black stainless steel. The lasted just a little bit over 1 yr. Paint peeling, digital screens went out. It’s ridiculous. Replacing them soon

[@BIN3RY]

Cool story bro

[@lindseyyoung9149]

If you bought them new you'd have a warranty for 3 or 5 years.

[@gtsound12]

Even if it was swapped it didn’t matter because it still didn’t work.

[@cflournoy1529]

What does she keep looking at???

[@shellwilliams6306]

My parents had issues with their Samsung, first generation "smart washer/dryer" and they ALWAYS had problems. But, every situation is different. How many items did the plaintiff put in

[@julierodriguez4021]

I love the plantiff

[@JesseSaintJesse]

I don't believe for one minute that she swapped out the dryer - her story didn't make sense. She said that the repair person told her that he fixed the first dryer and then he said that he swapped out the dryer - which one was it? He just happened to have another one with him?

[@johnsradios484]

Washer and dryer now a days are at best 10 year life span. Don’t buy any used washer of dryers. Send a little more.

[@carriepriegel6477]

Most of the small business/ owners on TPC, operate so dysfunctionally, no wonder they end up in litigation. Many easy ways to run/operate small businesses but most are so lax & negligent🤦‍♀️

[@barbaraness4507]

3:50 Sounds like the dryer needs a belt.

[@warrenmooney9422]

All those people on the street are wrong. Speed queen is the best washer and dryer

[@kristhemermaid3169]

Bosch! Americans have to learn that germans know how to keep things clean

[@ruthie7238]

LG and Samsung is definitely not as good as Maytag and whirlpool.

[@SweatyNeckbeard]

Bruh, Sears?

[@bnellaniyah]

Hard to tell who was telling the truth. The plaintiff's own witness contradicted her testimony and the business owner had no signature. The business owner eats it since she didn't have the customer sign for it.

[@Begotts]

She didn’t come get that dryer… if I was a betting man 🤔

[@inspyr9]

The plaintiff's Asian friend was trying to sit with the audience at first.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

The old woman is a liar.

[@isthisbetterwell9958Ds]

plaintiff spill the bean and said it was a lg but the dry they where replacing was a samson she got a replacement

[@napastar100]

The defendant is a liar and the judge sees through all that Maybelline.

[@trekgirl65]

Defendant needs to go to college the learn about business, for she is not good businessperson. For she does not even know how to honor her store warrantee.

[@redeyegoblin]

But the guy said there was an LG drier. So the plaintiff lied..

[@MsKrushal]

Doug is so rude!

[@Greenmachine79]

Bad book keeping on the defendants part… her technicians should be recording make/model of their equipment… especially when doing an exchange!

[@evelynperez7576]

Never buy used washing mashine never. Never

[@Catloudan]

They tried to take advantage of an older lady with an accent. Pretty clear. 🙄🤨

[@OmegaSeraphim]

samsung and lg washers and dryers are known in the industry to be the least reliable.

[@cyberexposure]

In the United States, Speed Queen is the best and most expensive washer/dryer manufacturer. Maytag was once a great brand until it was bought out by Whirlpool. LG and Samsung are by far the worst of all appliances. The days of appliances lasting for decades is over, all are designed to break within a few years except for maybe Speed Queen.

[@stratfordbaby]

Speed Queen? That's a POS.

[@tchevrier]

exactly. My parents bought a Maytag washer, dryer, refrigerator shortly after they got married way back in the late 60's. My father was in the military so we moved every 3 years and the appliances took a beating over the years. They finally replaced the units in the late 90's because they were tired of the green colour. They were still working. Pretty much the only thing that would break from time to time was the belt. Since then they've had to replace the units twice.

[@01968752]

SPEED QUEEN!

[@LeviAaronx]

Plaintiff’s sweet lol

[@stratfordbaby]

A sweet sweet liar.

[@JenniferM0531]

The plaintiff meant business.

[@adrianknight1406]

This is what happens when you choose to purchase used items. Folks never learn!

[@danir6695]

This is the one and only time i will ever agree with you

[@lostsoul1278]

Yup, get what you pay for.. Don't be a cheap ass.....

[@Kazeshini11]

Just like you never learn on how wrong you are with Milian.

[@kelsey9384]

Samsung dryers SUCK

[@devisissy1]

Samsungs are garbage btw. My whole business is handeling their warranty repairs.

[@ANGELSURS]

Crappy business

[@hadley407]

Since the plaintiff got refunded for the dryer she should have also gotten money for her original dryer or the defendant should have had to return it because it was in working condition and we all know the defendant sold it for money that should be the plaintiffs in this case since the deal was undone. So all the plaintiff did was give her working dryer to the defendant to sell for her to profit the money.

[@stratfordbaby]

Another one of these cases of selling a used appliance and then they come in and complain as if they bought something brand new. People are nuts.

[@churiso]

Right, because only brand new things work especially with a warranty.

[@BurntMike26]

OK boomer

[@ninosimone]

Bad business woman If you’re swapping then have the customers signature if not …We don’t believe YOU.

[@Spankmepink]

Such a raciest title.

[@PlugJh]

Hello tax man!! I’m sure 120 bucks ain’t gonna break the tax man lol 😂😂😂

[@tchevrier]

"check your circuit breakers to ensure you have the proper voltage". - LMFAO. huh?

[@619chrisoriginal]

Hang up the clothes

[@aldoraine8459]

I love the Asian woman.

[@partickaljamested5146]

plaintiffs side help screwed up and got caught lying. cultural thing.

[@mexicanspec]

What was this woman looking at? Byrd?

[@TV-rm8zc]

I think the plaintiff should have got a refund for the washer as well cause you can't always wash if you have no where to dry the clothes. She probably didn't even use the washer much and had to wash at a relatives house till she got a dryer which she didn't.

[@msfranklin2650]

THE PLAINTIFF IS ADORABLE SHE WAS ON IT I PERSONALLY WOULD'VE DONE THE SAME / HELL WENT BK TO THE STORE SINCE THEY NEVER LIKE SNSWERING AFTER GETTING YOUR $$$$. THE DEFENDANT NEVER SWAPT THE DRYER BECAUSE SHE WOULD'VE HAD THE SIGNATURE OF NEW DELIVERY. SO I BELIEVE THE PLAINTIFF GOOD JOB

[@Jsarmy87124]

Caps no need to scream

[@assetprotection5389]

It frustrates me that people have no common sense and are in business crazy that plaintiff is crazy and lying

[@doggoneme3863]

Here❤❤❤

[@P3rmissionD3ni3d]

🍪

[@Jsarmy87124]

​@@P3rmissionD3ni3d that's for people who say first

[@ninosimone]

Why is the defendant wearing two bathroom rugs on her shoulder ?😳

[@lolob1795]

😂😂😂

[@thesixxchild7930]

SAMSUNG SUCK! GE the best.