There is Something Wrong With You

The plaintiffs say the defendant hired them to work on tiny houses built for veterans. They claim the defendant stiffed them on their pay, so they’re suing. The defendant says she’s the director of a nonprofit, and one of the plaintiffs was bizarre and aggressive about how they got paid, so she no longer wanted him to work on the home.

[@bassdmin7436]

Who else listens to People Court while they are working?

[@ShadowGirl1126]

I do. It makes a boring day better

[@mrshappilymarried1]

Every day for the last 3 years...I'd be fired if it weren't for this and Judge Mathis and Judge Judy.😂🤣🤣they keep me sane.

[@ChelseaNicole94]

Best way to pass the time

[@Camden1313]

OMG yes!!!

[@Inkm3up]

Yep lol

[@tokyosmom88]

When you have court at 11, but a beach date at 2.

[@marthaduran6010]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 man that is hilarious!!! Thanks for making me laugh I needed that!’ 😅

[@apoliticallevi]

More like a beach date at noon. They clearly had no time to waste between court and the beach.

[@KPbouj]

All of em. She going to a Fourth of July 🇺🇸 bbq at the tiny home on the beach with them 😂

[@Queeniejm]

@@KPbouj 😂😂😂😂

[@The_Real_Mier]

When you have court at 11, but you just cannot resist taking those Good, Good, Good GOOD VIBRATIONS in there with you…!

[@MoonMum82]

Good morning to all my People's Court friends

[@julieisaacson610]

Good morning Kelly!

[@debbiethomas3080]

Good Morning! Have an awesome day

[@JollyGoodJewWitch]

Good morning!

[@Ms_O]

It's evening in my country Have a good day ❤

[@bell6012]

Howdy

[@luxvella1598]

Judge Judy: " Where do you think you're coming today? The beach?!" Plaintiffs: *look at their shirts. 🤣🤣🤣

[@APDLuu]

This comment is undervalued

[@cynthiacler9284]

They came ready to go party after this ruling.🎉

[@1967davethewave]

LMAO!!!! Word for word what Judy would have said!

[@L3onking]

Yeah judge Milian doesn't discriminate based on looks which is why her court was far more fair

[@KilgoreUSA]

Proud boys

[@craZbeauTful]

She's surprised he's suing for labor done because they're all veterans? How can the organization exploit service but decides to withhold payment? If being licensed was so pertinent it's on the solicitor to verify licensure. 🙄

[@Just..Me..]

To be fare most licensed contractors receive a large deposit before the job starts to hold your spot and then receive the remainder upon completion

[@rickrigdon5565]

I find it ironic that the reason he gave for not being licensed is that he had to wait for the process to complete and expects that to be fine with the defendants. Then, when the defendants have their own process that governs the payment, the plaintiffs demand it immediately and to bypass it.

[@marilynwillett804]

licensed or not if she or anyone benefited from his labor then pay him something reasonable.

[@JloveLamar]

​@Marilyn Willett Nobody is benefitting. The house is not done. Even if it were, how is it her fault he misrepresented himself? He passed the test and he knew he had to wait until hearing back to be fully licensed. Then, he ups and demands full payment before the job is completed? They wouldn't be here if he had waited.

[@spikea.3547]

@@marilynwillett804 you're dead wrong.i am a licensed building contractor. It's so unfair a person can do"handyman work" but expand what that means and do so much more, and contractors like me lose customers to them. If it's ok. Then why aren't there "handy law people" or handy medical people" who just feel like " I'm just bandaging and sowing!" I'm hourly rate is challenge do people who will happily work for $100 a day. They shouldn't get a penny.. They should be fined highly. Plus I have to pay $ 350 a month for liability insurance. And pay guys workers comp at &.35 on every dollar I pay out

[@TooLooze]

@@spikea.3547 Not only that, but contractors have a contract that spells everything out.

[@spikea.3547]

@@TooLooze plus they are liable I've damaged things in people's homes before. Hit a water pipe once. Had to use my liability insurance. You think handy guys will do that.?

[@JeremiahLOsborne]

"Ok, Jimmy. Before we get to the luau, we got to hit up the people's court. This vacation to Hawaii ain't going to pay for itself."

[@Nicknack988]

😂😂😂 I didn't get the comment at first... I'm like what ??? Then I looked up at the video. 😂😂😂🤣

[@chuck9380]

Good one

[@cassandra6710]

😂😂. First thing I thought. Exactly the comment I was looking for. Glad I'm not alone. I know people wear more casual things to court now a days but it's just such a weird pick.

[@spacecase8791]

There is no more Floridian outfit than what the plantiffs are wearing lol

[@almathomas8325]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidsallas7049]

I won’t be donating to her organization she literally ripped them off the right thing would be pay them for the work they did fo

[@ChrisSmith-zm7kg]

Seemingly a veterans organization that took advantage of at least two veterans...

[@NellieKAdaba]

Yes

[@shantrellnetter1141]

Same thing I said

[@julieisaacson610]

People’s Court- Hawaiian shirt edition.

[@Wolfnap313]

As a former contractor it sounds as though they were hired as laborers, not a general contractor. The defendant knew they weren’t general contractors and if that’s how she treats people I’m not surprised they can’t find a GC. Sounds like a great organization though.

[@KrazyVideoChick]

Didn't see it that way, good point.

[@TMS-pj7fp]

My husband was licensed and insured to do jobs up to $30,000 and he didn't have to take a test to be a General Contractor. In NC , in early mid 2000's not sure if changed since 2010, there were 3 levels. In level 1 you could build up to $100,000 level 2 up to $250,000, 3rd level was unlimited license. I know u had to have $17,000, $50,000 and $100,000 in bank when got license and had periodic checks to assure that amt is in bank cash accessible when you renew yearly.

[@dmills7080]

​@@TMS-pj7fpI don't know much about the Florida process for GC, but I have heard from multiple people that it is more difficult to get in Florida.

[@leecurtis6354]

She knew they didn't have a license and that they were in the process of getting one. I think they should get paid, anyway.

[@susanh.352]

what a darn shame. Those guy's should have been paid for the work they did. Never agree to do ANY WORK FOR ANYONE unless there is a written contract for the job your doing.

[@pattyneff4624]

Pay them, it’s not nice to do that. This is repulsive. He was in process and could have been working under a temporary license.

[@sallyziegler7687]

Whi put in the initial wiring? They hired someone who didn't know what to do correctly. Wow! They don't seem to hire people with licenses. These guys deserve to be paid.

[@elliebellie7816]

Yeah, you would think after one bad experience they would be more careful the next time.

[@1967davethewave]

There is a huge misnomer that "Not for Profit" or "Non-profit" means the people don't make a profit. All a "Non-profit" status is an IRS classification. If your business is deemed to be "for the public good" you can get "Non-profit" status. The IRS has a list of approved businesses but will take applications for any business. For example, if you decided that squirrels in the park needed more nuts and you wanted to go into business to raise the money and have feeders installed in there, you would probably qualify for "Non-profit" status. Don't get me wrong, I think what these people are doing is really nice and more importantly, it's needed. But a lot of non-profits act really high and mighty where in actuality they are raking in huge profits and paying no taxes.

[@hitfasthithard]

Oh wow, that really puts things in perspective 😯

[@iamthomasgreenman]

Agreed entirely. It’s hard to determine from the outside how much employees of a nonprofit should be paid, but when they might be making 6figures and stiffing a couple of veterans for their hard labor, it really begs the question whether they’re serving veterans or serving themselves.

[@keithmccaslyn2527]

Nailed it.!! Yeah two I can think of are Good willy, The army of salvation-station,ranking in da bucks like a mug!! Yet the return to the folks trying to get back on their feet...next to Nil. totally insincere BS. I however do want to say as well respect to ALL THE VETS, this is not aimed at you all.

[@1967davethewave]

@@keithmccaslyn2527 Well said!

[@magicworld3242]

Housing Works is a "Non-Profit and they make millions every year. The co-founder lives in a penthouse apartment on Park Avenue in New York City.

[@DonziGT230]

As soon as I heard that they were unlicensed I was guessing this would be the outcome.

[@ShadowGirl1126]

The "contractor" sounds like a JG Wentworth commercial. It's my money and I need it now

[@highlander666]

I love that there are people doing this in the world

[@no-scrubs69]

The states need to look after their vets, whether on duty or not for the rest of their lives but no..the only thing they gain is PTSD

[@payableondeath9091]

INSTEAD THEY ARE RAPED

[@trekgirl65]

Not all service people get PTSD, only those in combat, and these two plaintiffs do not have it, but the conning people fever.

[@mrshappilymarried1]

I absolutely agree. Many of them receive nothing but a hard time. There are so many new class action lawsuits regarding military soldiers contracting all types of incurable diseases it's horrific from contaminated water, exposure to chemicals etc etc. It's downright disgusting how poorly they're treated when they return home.

[@no-scrubs69]

@@trekgirl65 did I say that they all get PTSD?

[@jennross6466]

@@no-scrubs69 You could have typed some because what you typed implies that all do.

[@katrinka1SF.BayArea]

I'm so glad that the defendant takes the time from her life to do things so that our veterans will live their lives in a more comfortable fashion which is so what they deserve for keeping us safe

[@dinahbrown902]

Safe from what?

[@katrinka1SF.BayArea]

@@dinahbrown902 Safe from being invaded during the war. I appreciate our men in service as well as our veterans ❤️ Thank you for your message have a great day

[@dinahbrown902]

@@katrinka1SF.BayArea Political Nonsense

[@katrinka1SF.BayArea]

@@dinahbrown902 In a way it's a financial gain for someone I'm sure but at least some one is doing something to help out veterans. I know a few who would have benefited greatly from this project. So you see I do appreciate what they're doing. Thanks for your message and have a great day ❤️

[@gwenstone9685]

@@dinahbrown902 ok Bill O’Reilly 🙄

[@rosem5361]

Amazing thing they are doing for these vets!

[@Trooper599]

It's a sad state of affairs where veterans need to live in freezers just to have a roof over their heads.

[@jenniferpaladini5625]

😢 I totally agree they deserve so much better!

[@Trooper599]

@@KyTy-yb3vl They're the kind of containers they use at construction sites to be used as offices for the foremen. They're often smaller than trailer park homes, which are built as homes. These things were build to transport meat products, and now we're forcing our vets to live in them...

[@daniellecorley6425]

Lot of homeless veterans unfortunately.

[@camoleopard7912]

While churches rake in millions of dollars and do nothing.except buy their mansions and their yachts and 400k cars and our goverment who promises to take of them gives billions away to other countries that hate us.those 2 things need to change and we would start seeing a difference in our society.

[@dinahbrown902]

Government has never taken care of vets. Never

[@darylroddy112]

Crazy how she managed to get free labor cause he wasn't licensed

[@dinahbrown902]

So she’s just another lousy human

[@marilynwillett804]

she had no respect for what he did,

[@elaine462]

And because he wasn't licensed the wiring and some other work will need to be redone, and everything will need to be closely inspected and possibly done over. You can't do electrical work without a license.

[@a.miller8316]

Defendants knew damn well these guys were not licensed. If it was important they would've asked to see the license. They needed work done and were willing to risk it.

[@robertstewart9658]

Having built two homes (in Florida) so long as the work passes inspection it does not matter who does it.

[@spacecadet2172]

It does if you get stiffed on payment and have to sue

[@nunyabiznes3901]

Did you build them in Pinellas County? Each county has their own rules. Were you the homeowner or were you building for someone unrelated to you? Homeowners can usually do their own work.

[@robertstewart9658]

@@nunyabiznes3901 I'll concede this one. I was the homeowner in both instances and a county east and north of Pinellas. He was working for a third party.

[@iamthomasgreenman]

Hopefully they do right be each other. They’ve all served our country and in an attempt to serve each other there was some miscommunication that led to this court case

[@ruthanngalt7402]

The defendant looked like she had an "Aha" moment, as if thinking "Oh good, I can stiff these guys" I feel bad for the two guys.

[@iamthomasgreenman]

@@ruthanngalt7402 I saw that too, it was really disheartening.

[@leyahruizdeloreto6420]

Terrible ruling, guess it was out of her hands. Sorry for these guys, not getting paid. This defendant looks like she ain’t thinking about paying them fools!😅

[@tbecker97204]

Probably best to wait until you actually *have* that Contractor's License.

[@susanryman9948]

I’ve been an avid fan and watched since Peoples Court since inception. Judge Wapner, Rusty, Doug and Harvey were integral then and now. I love Judge Millian and her trust bailiff and friend Douglas. I was elated when Doug Lewellen returned.

[@carolw1039]

He's an actor, not a bailiff.

[@KPbouj]

He’s right about that licensing process in Florida. When I tested for my insurance licenses those contractors would be in there stressed out with humongous folders.

[@The_Real_Mier]

Why doesn’t a person who passed the exams, paid whatever needed to be paid and filled in all of the necessary documents get the license that he now arguably has a legal right to within a decent amount of time OR (if that for some reason is a time consuming process) get a TEMPORARY license for this ‘in-between-time’?? When somebody has invested time, effort, money into obtaining a license, it is only JUSTIFIED that he gets to profit from his investments once he has done all he is required to do!

[@TooLooze]

When I got my Realtor license in Florida, there was a long delay in taking the state's qualification exam in Orlando. But I didn't sell any houses before I got my license.

[@RoughRaiders13]

The judge is absolutely right. I lived in Pinellas County Florida for 6 years. It's extremely hard to become a licensed contractor. They actually do police stings all the time to round up unlicensed contractors because there are a ton out there that don't want to go through the process of actually getting their license.

[@pj2123]

Poor guy's do the work they were asked to do then they were screwed over by charity on a technicality. They should go back and undo their work. This should have been sorted out, out of court.

[@Prettygirlm26]

The title sold me😂😂😂

[@heidicrimmings9615]

God bless the homeless veterans

[@scooneil]

Plaintiffs made an error in judgement (doing work before the license was approved) but the non-profit made a moral error. Seems clear that once they realized the plaintiffs weren't licensed, they cut a third off the top of what they'd agreed to pay and told them to take it and be happy about it. I'd love to see what those three NP directors were making in salary (non-profit means the company makes no profit, not that employees/staff don't make profit). Ironic that a NP based on helping vets looked to cut corners by taking advantage of vets.

[@brookevalentineuniversity]

Now I disagree with this verdict. Here’s why THEY KNEW HE WASNT LICENSED AND THEY STILL LET HIM DO THE JOB. Both should have had to pay.

[@labradoriteatheart]

The defendant is one very nasty person, veteran or not.

[@nunyabiznes3901]

@@labradoriteatheart I agree. There’s something really off about this lady.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

Feel so sorry for these guys.

[@Jenny_5309]

My husband is a Pinellas County contractor. He does tile and marble work on floors, backsplash, and bathrooms mainly. He just found out as of July 1, 2024, he no longer needs his contractors license to do flooring, but anything else like plumbing and electrical does in fact need to be done by a licensed contractor in Pinellas.

[@jimdeboer84]

Yeah, these guys got screwed. Was the judge having a bad day? Why was she so hostile towards these guys right from the start? Her tone and body language said it all. The case wasn’t even about a contractor license but about payment. The defendant knew they not yet licensed but hired them anyway. Compromise is a valuable tool any good judge uses in cases like this but the judge had some sort of agenda. Shame on her.

[@karenneill9109]

The Judge was annoyed because she thinks they should have sorted things out outside of court. She also doesn’t agree with the law, but her hands are tied.

[@shellhill3142]

You can dress it up as a tiny house, but the reality is that's a cubicle. A disabled vet would have a hard time with mobility in there.

[@cfp11]

That's exactly what i thought.

[@cfp11]

Both replies.

[@michellehawkins1027]

Containers are not that small, I've lived in campers that are smaller. I've actually been thinking about looking into one of the container homes.

[@katrinka1SF.BayArea]

If any general contractors are watching this video, they should *volunteer their time to help build tiny homes for our veterans. *Volunteering will give you a tax deferment

[@StupidYoutubeHandleTM]

Even though he’s not licensed I would still pay him for the work he did. If I asked someone to help me move and they do the work and then I back out of paying that’s so unfair.

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

Why didn't she dismiss without prejudice and allow them to re-file when his License came through. The charity is exploitative and should do the right thing and if the work is to code - they should be paid. I'm sure some licensed Vet somewhere would survey the completed works pro-bono and facilitate a win-win outcome for this case.

[@Nevaeh1]

Because the work was done before he was licensed

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

@@Nevaeh1 I imagine that as started after he passed the examination that might be a moot point

[@TalyaT922]

@@miriamkivlehan3498 The issue remains that he still has no license whether he passed the exam or not. For example, in my state when someone passes the test for their concealed carry permit, they aren't able to lawfully carry until the permit has been issued.

[@nixonsneverendingthoughts2824]

I can’t pass my real estate exam at 3pm and sell somebody a house at 3:45. Gimme a break

[@labradoriteatheart]

​@@Nevaeh1 You should read the comment and comprehend it before responding.

[@bobbymack7995]

What the judge didn’t understand is, You don’t have to be a licensed contractor, to build out a container.

[@ms.hjohnson6820]

What u don’t understand is, if it was for them personally, no problem. If they want to get PAID to construct in their Florida county… they Must Have A License!

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

Not electric.

[@deehorrorgurl3875]

How the defendant stuttered when asked if someone was living in it🤔 I think they had no intention of paying the plaintiffs. Some of these organizations seem legit , bit are actually very shady!

[@dinahbrown902]

Just another lousy organization

[@jaydendavis8751]

So.....No one is going to mention these guys' shirts!??! Look like they both flying to Hawaii after this case!!!😂😅😂😅

[@NellieKAdaba]

😆😆

[@keekeedavis1704]

That lady is not gonna pay them 😂 she seems so damn happen she couldn’t even help smiling

[@devinpearson7857]

One thing I have learned from People’s Court, always leave a paper trail.

[@jazzycherokee869]

He should've just waited for that 1000... now he has nothing

[@tkdjoey85]

A handyman can do the work without a license since there is nothing structural. They are making a bigger deal about the license than it really is. I am a license contractor.

[@citytrees1752]

Defendant thought dressing as the flag would help her case.

[@RoughJustice2k18]

Plaintiffs look like former members of _The Beach Boys_ ... ... but they aren't giving anyone _Good Vibrations_ in this case.

[@mountendew]

The container people will find it difficult to find anyone to do any work for them . She doesn’t plan on paying them then , now or ever .

[@TRal55]

Why is the title "There is Something Wrong with You" ??

[@no-scrubs69]

Have those two guys just gotten off the plane from Hawaii?

[@marthaduran6010]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👏👏👏👏👏👏 good one!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@jasminelauryn8926]

All he had to do was wait til he got his license then sue, he wanted to be greedy and it backfired

[@elliebellie7816]

How long can you wait to get paid for work you have completed? These guys performed a service and should have been paid. It was on the "director" to make sure the paperwork was in order and she didn't do that. Her "board" should be concerned about that as well.

[@cbro2807]

And that's what you get for showing up to court like you're on vacation.

[@j.d.pistol1777]

Yeah, the defendants are going to Disneyland, and the plaintiff is attending a Memorial day parade. Weird.

[@GirlsNDragons]

Interesting. I’ve seen her ask both parties if they knew the contractor was unlicensed and when both say yes, she awards the unlicensed contractor money for work done. She said you can’t cry about the license afterwards just because you’re upset. So is this different because the defendant thought he had his license??

[@34stzoo]

8:30 Codes are written kind of screwy. It does give the size of the house it states living/habitable dwellings. That covers any and all size homes.

[@jcymngo]

Defendants knew the general contractor rules. They screwed the Plaintiffs over.

[@34stzoo]

5:30 Yes judge, that work can be done by an unlicensed handyman... I know because I've done this type of work in my own home. All you need is commonsense and KZbin!

[@ButtonsCasey]

Yes your own home. Not charging someone else for it.

[@nunyabiznes3901]

You can do work in your own home. You cannot represent yourself as being a licensed professional contractor working on someone else’s property. Two very different things.

[@34stzoo]

@@nunyabiznes3901 I truly understand that. The judge comes across like you would need special training to do the work. It's the same thing as replacing a toilet. It's not that difficult!

[@chickstar69duplicity35]

Those shirts! ❤ it!! Yes, Judge Milian, they brought the beautiful beach to your court of 'rules'. Good on them for injecting colour into all our lives 🎉😊

[@richardkatz8713]

Shopping for work materials is not work says the judge. How entitled and obviously has never done a home project. Embarrassing

[@probochronicles3991]

I can't be the only one that thought the co-plaintiffs last name was Dimwitty until it came up on the screen....

[@leecurtis6354]

Those two men are veterans, too, and they got used.

[@karlar534]

On 9:05 judge changed her voice, sounds like a cartoon character. Lol 😆

[@labradoriteatheart]

I had to re-watch and you're so right! Haha

[@layahYasharahla]

Hmmm 🤔 but she always awards unlicensed mechanics, plumbers , hair stylist their monies

[@nixonsneverendingthoughts2824]

There’s no law prohibiting those professions

[@franklesser5655]

"Licensed," means very little. Many licensed workers are incompetent and many unlicensed workers are exceptional.

[@JusHad721]

Doug laughing in this man face feels extremely cruel. He has some of the lowest emotional intelligence I've ever seen. This is not a game show Doug, this is people's livelihoods and these men did work for their money and they lost on a technicality. Have some decency dude.

[@traceyaz125]

He’s a total jerk most of the time.

[@beprettylife]

They lost because they broke the law?

[@shakerbodymars8327]

A technicality. Not having your license is not a technicality.

[@Mrs.and.Mom.of.5]

It's shouldn't be a law! Just saying "it's a law" is stupid! Even the judge thought it was over the top. 🙄

[@keiariabailey8739]

That’s his whole job. To get a rise out of people and have them show their true colors.

[@kittyfan]

i think because he's unlicensed someone has to tear out HIS work and make them redo it with a contractor.

[@labradoriteatheart]

No. A licensed contractor can examine the work and approve.

[@kittyfan]

@@labradoriteatheart but what if he doesn't approve? All the best to you!! (a contractor might give another licensed contractor a break that a handyman wouldn't get.)

[@TheGadfly85]

Thank you for your service? For what? Invading other countries on trumped up charges? Lol

[@simminglybeautiful8465]

It's sad they they say the helped vets but used those old men and they are vets too smh just trying to make a living and they shouldn't have to at that age and with that status they definitely should be tooken care of I hope they do pay them something lf you let them work while they had no license then you didn't care so don't start to care now smh pay the ppl

[@londynche]

Whats with the matching SHIRTS??? Lol! Geez lol... Yeaaaa lets DRESS alike for COURT😂😂😂

[@home1drm485]

so.....He JUST took the test and knew NOTHING? Run, people.....

[@denise3991]

I listen when cleaning up the kitchen😮😮😮

[@dfa3366]

I feel for the plaintiffs but they gambled. They knew if they were not licensed and doing work for something like this they might notget paid because of certain rules you have to have in place. If this was under the table sort of thing fine...but for a non-profit...rules have to be followed.

[@annward4149]

Just because he did his part. He still hasn't got his license in his hands. So in the real world he's not a licensed contractor. It's a shame veterans fight for our country to come back injured. And all they're offered is a tiny home 300 hundred and something square feet. And made out of freezers. I think it's sad. God bless everyone of you that fought for America. And thank you a thousand times over !! 💜❤️💙💚🧡

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW Both sides were wrong. The woman stiffing the workers from paying them for the work they did. She hired two men WITHOUT contractor licenses. The guy who wants to be a contractor wants to make his own indepentant contractor rules BEFORE he is licensed.

[@EasyGrilling101]

Good enough to do the work but not good enough to be paid, the contract wasn't dependent on completing the job!

[@robertking3539]

There trying to help veterans and the first thing they do is screw veterans

[@labradoriteatheart]

OMG! Exactly! The defendant is one nasty woman.

[@rowielee245]

They are helping vet by not paying them for their work !! Yep great help ur org is guys!!

[@noahbarrett4650]

Just the way she acted at the end & her response to Doug told me she didn’t intend to pay them from get go! Do the right thing lady you & your board need to pay those gentlemen! I just wonder what really happened with the first guy they brought in to to the job. Karma is a biatch!

[@thetalkofnewyorkk]

$30 is crazy LMFAOOOOO

[@kittyfan]

oops! as soon as the guy suddenly demanded all his pay half way through.....that's a red flag.

[@nunyabiznes3901]

Nah…that’s the life of a contractor, especially the handyman variety. Work all week, drink your paycheck over the weekend, repeat. My ex was a contractor, and many of our employees lived in hotel rooms they rented by the week. It can be a very transient lifestyle and they panic if there’s no paycheck on Friday.

[@barbaraness4507]

6:04 In Texas the electrical work can be done by someone as long as it’s checked by a licensed electrician, especially connecting the wires to the outside box.

[@shannongrills7455]

I think its crappie for them to not be paid...sadsters

[@daniellafferty4086]

No thing is a bunch of c***You gotta have a license to be Carpenter All is money for this state You should be ashamed of yourself lady not paying them.

[@franklesser5655]

Kudos to the plaintiffs for wearing their best attire to court.

[@peekaboots01]

Poor guys served the country did hard labor and they didn't get paid for their work! Terrible.

[@chuck9380]

I love how the judge tells ppl the law and they still try to disagree like they know more #InstantLost

[@glenngatlin8475]

Let's both wear our Hawaiian shirts to court!!! That'd be cool!!!

[@dinahbrown902]

Dislike those shirts anywhere. Tacky like animal print

[@auntiem873]

He should have waited for his license to come in the mail. The date on the license would let him know if he can then sue for non payment. He has 3 years to sue.

[@TheOnlyKateslate]

It's sad that this judge who I used to respect is now railing against regulations that keep people safe. Yes, sometimes they seem ridiculous, but regulations start with people being harmed. So there's that.

[@susansprott5181]

Y don't u respect Judge Milian ... She did say she'd like them to be paid but Florida law prohibits an unlicensed contractor being paid.. She stated therefore her hands were tied.. But she gave them all she could..$s for shopping. Impatience has it consequences the plaintiff should haf waited out the tedious process til he had his license then he could haf worked for the NFP Organisation and gotten paid...

[@adamglover9772]

Unlicensed & suing . The court can’t help u. Vets helping Vets, glad to kno this is happening.

[@dianecheney4141]

In my state if you apply and do the test, you can do the work until the state gives you the printed license because the state recognizes that their system is slow

[@rodirod3715]

What people need to understand that if a non license contractor does a job in your home an it needs inspected the state will force you to remove all the work an fail the inspection. Plus liability is at play here on the work they do. Do your homework don't go by word of the mouth. They have to show you there documents an you can look them up if they are legit. Any person refuses please kick the to the curb.

[@Mocharocks9966]

Lesson learned for plaint

[@lisad9403]

I like the tenant/landlord cases!

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

Hawaiian shirts in court? How disrespectful.