To Jail, Do Not Collect Money

[@caseyred99]

Just because you have a record doesn't mean you're a bad person or don't deserve to work and make money. The issue with the plaintiff is that she should've told the truth in the beginning.

[@locahermosa8144]

A criminal record shouldn't matter if you worked you need to be paid period.

[@PeopleRTheProblem]

If they worked and stole from you?

[@alissonvonderlane862]

It didn't

[@daynasafranek7807]

She wasn’t paid because she’s a scammer.

[@socialmediamanagement1859]

Agreed!

[@glenncurley680]

She is a bit sneaky, but that is a characteristic we all have. Just pay the Lady!

[@EduardoGonzalez-qm2uk]

The boss is yelling at the judge because she’s not used to having people question her!

[@oldageisdumb]

Give me one time stamp where she actually yelled. Talking in a regular impassioned speaking voice is not yelling

[@synnove1046]

@@oldageisdumbEven JM told her not to yell at her! Lol

[@oldageisdumb]

@@synnove1046 I know but please show me where she actually yelled because I didn’t hear it. I heard her talking excitedly but not once did she yell

[@deanwinchesterinthedarktower]

​@oldageisdumb I used to have a boss who would "talk excitedly" and aggressively, just like the defendant. If you responded to him with "please stop yelling at me" he wpuld gaslight and say "I'm not yelling. I'm telling you how it is." In the calmest, most demure voice. He was a nightmare boss, and he took advantage of us employees. What upu claim isn'tyelling, is very much yelling. You're confusing it with screaming. No, she wasn't screaming at the judge. But she was yelling.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@deanwinchesterinthedarktower Yeah ok. That was not yelling no matter how much you want to make it fit in that box. You are also defending the person who clearly got screwed over by the plaintiff.

[@maggieherrera1843]

Defendant was very aggressive and rude to the judge . I like when the judge stop barking at me.

[@JanieBgrand]

That was the plaintiff

[@alphawhiskey2922]

She should be glad she got fired because I'd never want to work for that lady..

[@Lauren80s]

💯💯

[@scottbergeron9515]

By thr antics of the plaintiff.. the defendant made the right call

[@linannsingh6165]

You'll never be able to hold a job.

[@imSUPPRESED]

@@linannsingh6165 😂 with I comment like that I'm sure to believe YOUR employed😉 dunno why it even matters to you. Kinda weird to be so concerned about something so easy to change 😂

[@Rantsack]

@@linannsingh6165 do you know people with a degree jump from more job to job in one year then a person who can’t keep a job because of their background.

[@BREEZYM6015]

The people in the audience that said the plaintiff shouldn't get paid are lying. If any of them were in that situation then they would be crying to get paid. 😂

[@Mimi197-f2z]

Um yes it does..she's a repeat offender!!

[@kingkqueenb1970]

@@Mimi197-f2zso since someone has a record that means they shouldnt get paid for the hours they worked? wtf does someones past offenses have to do with ANYTHING?! get your karen ass tf out of here.

[@madi4481]

@@Mimi197-f2z So? You is who shouldn't get paying for being a such a $tooopit $ubhooman

[@aelland1990]

😅😅😅😊ⁿ😅😅😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😅😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮⁹

[@SimplyCassandra1]

She probably signed that form when you put in an application where they relay any false information are grounds for termination but they still have to pay you!

[@Lauren80s]

The point is not, “don’t hire felons” 🙄 just screen who you’re hiring! And maybe idk find out their identity before you put them in charge of your biggest clients?! 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@NicoleSimmons-e1s]

Defendant seems like a nightmare to work for.

[@trekgirl65]

those who do not pay the wages are the worst people to work, worse than slumlords.

[@marleonetti7]

yes , the defendant seems like a warden or an inmate at a womens prison , but she was painting the plaintiff as being a criminal , pot calling the kettle black .

[@catherinesisk4369]

In Shelby County in TN. You get a speeding ticket and if you forget about it, and don't pay it, they suspend your license.

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

Sounds fair.

[@imissmayberry12]

They used to do that in Virginia for the longest time. It changed a few years ago.

[@LiveGrowRescue]

Here in RI also. Heck, they'll suspend your license for not paying for a parking ticket in some towns and cities, which is BS. I hate when JM says she doesn't believe in certain things just because she hasn't heard of them before or hasn't experienced the same.

[@imissmayberry12]

@@LiveGrowRescue I had my license suspended in Virginia for an unpaid ticket for a burned out headlight.

[@LiveGrowRescue]

I believe it! In some towns and cities, theyll suspend your license over the smallet thing! ​@imissmayberry12

[@partickaljamested5146]

defendant needs to chill out.

[@taeebaee11]

Right sounding like a Karen. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@mariehampton740]

The defendant is the one that came in with all the payroll paperwork

[@synnove1046]

@@mariehampton740The defendant didn’t even come in with all the payroll paperwork that was needed. She didn’t have a copy of the endorsed/cashed check, which seems like one of the most basic pieces of evidence you would provide when trying to prove that you have paid someone for anything. Then she didn’t have her laptop which is where she claimed to have evidence that the plaintiff didn’t put a particular job on the calendar.

[@cazzraz1164]

12.50 for excellent work??🤣🤣🤣for that rate of pay she should always do subpar work! They act like they are paying her a livable wage.

[@PeopleRTheProblem]

What’s a livable wage?

[@cazzraz1164]

@@PeopleRTheProblem way more than 12.50 per hour: 20 per hour isn’t even enough to pay the bills in this economy. By the time they finish taxing you on top of it all , you’re lucky if you can pay half your rent.

[@JloveLamar]

​@@PeopleRTheProblem The minimum sure is not! They'd pay you less, but it's illegal

[@PeopleRTheProblem]

@@cazzraz1164 then how are people paying their bills on less than $20 per hour? What does a livable wage entails?

[@PeopleRTheProblem]

@@JloveLamar then how are people doing it? How did I do it? What does a livable wage entail? What is used to quantify a livable wage?

[@blaq_betty]

Plaintiff might be weird but i have a feeling that her ex boss is not an angel either

[@647Julia]

Watching, “The People’s Court” should come with a warning that, “The People’s Court is absolutely addictive “!

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

It is, but I skip over the ones about used cars and dog bites and loans v gifts............

[@mikeyh0]

Yes, there is talk of starting a 12-step program to overcome the addiction but so far it's only talk. Just a minute - I have to get back to the case.

[@cynthiadelgado3688]

@@TheKrikCameronKids Your absolutely right . I’m so over the dog bites 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@cynthiadelgado3688]

Ooops and gift v loans .. that is the most annoying kind . They know exactly what it was .

[@647Julia]

Ha, ha, ha, you absolutely nailed this! 😊

[@kay22100]

I believe the plaintiff !! This employer can’t be trusted because they shouldn’t have to be sued at all for not paying this lady.

[@amyw9915]

I agree! She shouldn’t have been a 1099 to begin with! She should be a W2 employee, but the Employer wanted to commit tax fraud and not pay taxes on her “employee”. Plus! It is an Employer’s responsibility to keep records on hours worked and checks issued, then cashed. Employer should have been penalized IMO. Plaintiff should go to The Department of Labor and report them for withholding pay.

[@BuffyTheJonathanSlayer]

And yet it is the plaintiff that has multiple felonies.

[@oldageisdumb]

Seriously? You believe the woman who lied multiple times and has repeatedly lied felonies? You realize she wouldn’t produce ID to the defendant because she was trying to cover her felonies, right? Even though she claimed they were dropped? If they were dropped she wouldn’t be covering with her employer and lying to the police. But you believe her…

[@JanieBgrand]

@@amyw9915 Having 1099s doesn’t make a business tax cheaters! It means the 1099s have to submit their own taxes, like all subcontractors do.

[@cassandramae85]

How is anybody with a criminal record supposed to start over if they want to do the right thing if everyone just judges them based on their past??

[@caseywest5071]

Just because someone is a felon doesn't mean they are not worthy. I'm a felon but I've changed my life around. I've been sober 7 years and had my job 3 years we deserve second chances too. That lady thinks she's above everyone else.

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

Felons do deserve second chances, but also, people are entitled to their prejudices. It's not great, but that's the world.

[@finalboss8514]

you're blatantly ignoring the HABITUAL felony offender. you can't remove a habitual from your record because it shows that no matter what happens or what punishment is handed down or resources and help given, the person keeps committing the same crimes

[@GlockTopickz]

The guy that interviews them after the verdict is lowkey the most hilarious person ever

[@deejai1173]

I agree. So much so, I can’t stand him 😂😂

[@mildredpierce4506]

The defendant should have checked the plaintiff’s ID before she hired her.

[@user-zv8lt9pt6i]

When an employer doesn’t pay what’s owed, go to the labor board.

[@user-zv8lt9pt6i]

If you’re independent contractor the labor board can’t help.

[@Goldengurl704]

I know ppl with criminal records and they are still credible ppl. Also great employees as well. The defendant was wrong for saying don't hire felons.

[@BeccasaurousRex270]

To each their own. To be a felon usually means you committed a heinous crime, or are a repeat offender. I personally wouldn’t hire a repeat offender either.

[@BuffyTheJonathanSlayer]

@@BeccasaurousRex270 not necessarily heinous. You could be a Delon on a drug conviction or robbery.

[@peterpan31000]

@@BeccasaurousRex270 wrong, it depends on the felony, embezzlement is a felony and its not heinous. You maybe breaking the law if as a company if you explicitly state you do not hire felons.

[@alyssahamlett]

​@BeccasaurousRex270 ur ASSumption is wrong 🤦🏻‍♀️ I swear I'd rather Be around a felon who has changed their ways. Then someone like you who judges somebody without knowing them Just based on your mis information.

[@patricaowens]

@@alyssahamlettWell said.

[@crystalshaw8744]

Why is the Plaintiff shaking her head? Apparently she has a record.

[@Rose-pt1sx]

Her sighing is pissing me off and I'm not even the judge. 😂

[@valmunguia5761]

I don’t think the plaintiff lied about not getting paid for 4/23-4/27. The defendants said that they owed like $250 for the following week and $300 for the week after that… so why did her 4/14-4/27 paystub only have her getting paid $280? Seems like they only paid her for one week of work, and the plaintiff wasn’t claiming for 4/14 week, only the 4/23 week.

[@shendelchristian8326]

i was thinking the same thing! they just extended the dates to cover they asses!

[@M2161]

Wow, if the defendant talks to the judge in such a degrading manner, I couldn’t imagine being an employee for her. I’m surprised JM didn’t shut that attitude down faster

[@Rantsack]

It’s because JM is busy giving attitude to the plaintiff.

[@winniethepooh1990]

She’s upset because her expensive clients are gone and she can’t go on her “vacations” 😂😂😂 18:04 these beads😂

[@hydrangeas_lover]

The defendant seems like a nightmare to work for!

[@SusanWestover]

Always like the way Milan finds the Truth before party is aware 😂

[@peterpan31000]

For those who did not get the most important part the Plaintiff was hired as an independent contractor a 1099 or a vendor, because the defendant was a cheap a hole and didnt want to pay SS, medicare, taxes, health benefits , unemployment tax and overtime. The plaintiff should of gone to the state labor board in her state and if they found that the defendant was engaging in treating employees as contractors they would of been fined more severely by the state and would of prob granted the plaintiff more punitive damages for violations of labor laws. In California employers can be fined 7x the amount of the pay in question in these cases. If that HR chump would of done her job she would of advised the defendant not to do this type of hiring.

[@user-zv8lt9pt6i]

Lots of employers or managers don’t really know what they’re doing

[@SandraKoehler-x6f]

I have worked as an independent contractor. I'm well aware of the reasons employers choose independent contractors and it is my choice to work under these conditions

[@BelleBlack1]

I feel bad for people like the plaintiff who have less than average intelligence and struggle through life with the problems they create for themselves

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

I do too, but she can't make others pay for it.

[@citytrees1752]

nah, she's just a fudger and a liar

[@trekgirl65]

And you are so smart not to know that the plaintiff knows more than you do, did you not know that. Yep, plaintiff is the smarter person. LMAO!

[@peterpan31000]

In this case the plaintiff won, so she was partially right and the defendant was totally wrong, snobby s.ob.

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

@@peterpan31000 She wanted 2K and only got 500, so how right was she again?

[@ec-kj4yp]

tbh it wasn't her criminal record that shot her credibility, it was her manner, and her lies in court.

[@jaynehogue2459]

Yeah!!! She has a criminal record because she lied and disobeyed the law and didn't disclose. Her personality is why she has a criminal record which is why her criminal record shot her credibility

[@keeper6458]

Exactly

[@Rantsack]

@@jaynehogue2459she doesn’t have to disclose anything. The EMPLOYER should’ve done a background check. That’s THEIR JOB! The people who discriminate the most ARE the ones that interview you. They don’t need to tell you the truth on why they don’t hire you.

[@randimadrid24]

Umm I'm sorry but just because someone has a felony does NOT make them a bad person necessarily. Sometimes people get themselves into situations that result in something bad happening. That then results in them having a record. However, most people who are felons. Have learned from their mistakes and do what's necessary to rebuild their lives. So don't categorize them all by saying felons are bad, dishonest people.

[@saporaj9867]

The shirts the plaintiffs have are hurting my eyes 😫😵‍💫

[@whitneyschaeffer6251]

These women are fired up. Judge said she was barking 😂

[@mikeyh0]

The plaintiff - who doesn't know or have run across a person like her? The owner didn't do due diligence while hiring. Considering what the company is making providing drivers what they are paying employees is minimal and they know it. Who lets an untested employee handle their business and just go out of town? She's lucky she lost only two customers.

[@honeyafun7450]

Judge Milian slays with the mathmatical calculations lol

[@jennifer_mertens]

"Habitual felony offender status" is definitely not just a suspended license for speeding tickets. It's so funny that as soon as the Judge stated she would allow the Defendants to come up with the proof(the check was cashed), the Plaintiff got so flustered and changed her story. Plus, when the Defendants looked into the hours the Plaintiff said she worked, they found she was fudging her hours and adding hours when they were obviously closed or when no one worked. That's what you get when you allow employees to keep track of their own hours and just submit them for payment.

[@fuller8705]

I hate when she tells the litigants what will or will not get the license suspended because a speeding ticket will definitely do it.

[@Charlene-fi1sr]

I agree that the defendant shouldn't be granted a successful counterclaim - she wasn't able to properly validate the loss of income. Her demeanor dropped near the end of the case, because she was frustrated. But so did the plaintiff's - she looks like she could gather a full head of verbal and physical steam, lol. And $12.50/hour isn't bad for what basically is unskilled labor - Florida's hourly wages are quite low, compared to most other states.

[@leticiaellis7245]

Doug is messy as hell 😂😂😂

[@rplayer360]

Why you say that

[@flapkatt6094]

Really, why would you say that? I personally think he's hot AF.

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

16:53 This woman needs to watch her attitude with the judge !! The boss has an additude with the wrong person!

[@blessedtobealive]

I get her frustration.

[@jennzifur]

@@blessedtobealiveWell she needs to learn how to covey her message as a manager better. She was raising her voice and not showing evidence.

[@momoni368]

I'm not sure what's wrong with a person with a felony ( i dont have one never been to jail just saying) Sometimes people do things as kids and it follows them for life doesnt mean they are a bad person. Shes acting like shes a hardened murderer that's going around killing people and getting away with it. There is nothing wrong with helping a reformed felon or reformed person period.

[@lorirogers9304]

Plaintiff is old. Childish behavior is not a defense here 😂

[@meadow8787]

Heeeelllllllofalotta attitude flying in that room and judge M is calm and can be. Bravo for self restraint.

[@timothymundy966]

that time stamp doesn't mean that's everything she's owed for that pay period. they could still owe her more. you can get two checks from the same pay period.

[@SuperSisterSara]

Speeding ticket certainly do suspend your license

[@rplayer360]

Are you sure that's everywhere?

[@franklesser5655]

Plaintiff is honest and credible in spite of her criminal past.

[@dfa3366]

Yup that’s why she lies to the police. Lying is not honest.

[@sunnyscott4876]

And I've got a lovely bridge in Brooklyn that I would love to show you.

[@oldageisdumb]

And wouldn’t produce her ID to her employer to cover her felonies (even though she swears they are dropped 🙄). You are a sucker

[@lorirogers9304]

She confused you

[@jesnrbrt4evr11]

Is the judge going to let the damn plaintiff finish even one sentence!!! It may look a certain way but sometimes you find out through explanation that that's not exactly how it was.

[@brandilucas1789]

Right, she passed me off

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

Same type of thing happened to me. I do skilled home health care, meaning I work with quadriplegics and paraplegics. I’ve been doing this for years. Usually just one client and I stick with them until the end 😢. I was looking for new client (my previous had passed a few months before) and i found a new job with a client. It takes months to get to know a clients care, it’s very specific to them. I had one day of training because the girl was replacing herself. That should have been my first clue. The next day on my first solo shift, it took me 7 hours to get everything done. It’s only supposed to take 4. I was working my booty off for a whole week trying desperately to get faster at job. Then on Friday I was in car accident that wasn’t my fault. I still went in but my hands were severely burned from airbag, and my whole body freaking hurt. I told her I would just be moving a little slower and she fired me right when I finished the shift in agony. Then she didn’t want to pay me for the week of absolute hell working with her.

[@Jenny-uv4dl]

Private duty is almost ALWAYS hell because is private pay patients BELIEVE THEY ARE ENTITLED to behave any kinda way I had employer go thru household garbage and grill me about wht I WAS EATING she had an eating disorder and BELIEVED everyone should eat like her I was on my way to overeating a disorder in its itself which was enforced by this women screaming at me about my food

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

@@Jenny-uv4dl oh yeah I do not work for any agencies anymore. Just because people are disabled doesn’t they can’t be jerks (I’m being polite). I love my lady now. I’ve been with her for four years and it’s like family. It’s a lot of work, but it’s my calling.

[@MikeNelli-uq2wl]

everytime she is caught in a lie ,she sounds like the air has been let out of a huge disgusting balloon

[@lizziewest6933]

You think she’s lying because the judge didn’t believe her? Bffr

[@MahirSarwar-xw5hl]

Jm was so wrong here just cos she got arrested for her license jm didn't even give her a chance to explain properly about the payments its so simple when we invoice this week we get paid for last week invoice so it keep rotating smh

[@kristinahighlander2529]

Defendant says don’t hire felons, but has a record herself. 😂

[@wintersoldier2340]

Defendant is testy , I’m surprised the judge dealt with that for so long

[@VashtiPerry]

For excellent work. 😂

[@lisachristina9076]

😂

[@alphawhiskey2922]

😂

[@misscriss80]

That boss lady is rude & snippy. I would never work for someone like that!

[@Mocharocks9966]

JM was really bias was towards the plaintiff and the defendant was the maniac

[@renadachandler9068]

Dang Doug..."that's your problem" 😅😅😅😅

[@SnowPink90]

I think in this case, there is a reason why the plaintiff did what she did with her name. We don't know if she had an ex-husband after her and she didn't want to have the right name on her drivers license or whatever. But I think that's something that she's been called a felon, when you look up with some felons due to break the law and to me, this is a mishap. If I would've been her, I would've called the state of Colorado and had everything emailed to her so she could've shown the judge that it was dropped. Now this defendant to me, she's a piece of work. The woman worked fine before she found out she was a felon, but because she had that word felon attached to her, all of a sudden she became untrustworthy and unable to work properly and and and and. I think she was ridiculous and I'm glad she didn't get a penny and has to pay. She's a poor little school girl in the playground and the girl next to her said shoot, she yells at the girl, You're going to go to hell for saying that word. Paalease!!🙄🙄

[@PODCASTILLO]

THAT “DO NOT HIRE FELONS” at the end was evil

[@shellilockwood9815]

Agreed

[@moniquem3738]

She was fired because the lady lost business

[@humanoidmale7567]

Thw judge lets certain types of people talk to her disrespectfully without consequence.

[@porshaford8579]

Speeding ticket can absolutely suspend your license😒😒

[@stevelozano9523]

Regardless I believe, wages cannot be withheld for any reason even if they owe because that's when a bill or suit comes in specifying for damages from the employer.

[@jasminedavis1946]

That Head Turn at 6:30 😂😂😂😂

[@FarikoUnited1]

Both the plaintiff and defendant seem like lovely people. Thats sarcasm just for clarity. Plaintiff's history and not having her paystubs so just makes stuff up to bring to court. Defendant yelling at the judge for her own not being prepared and blaming and expecting an employee to pay for a lost client and potentially manipulating peoples pay based on their performance with that "for excellent work" comment.

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

I don’t think you should hold someone past criminal record to them. Especially if it had nothing to do with the case. Bc okay I might’ve been a criminal then I’m not one now! It’s no telling what she had to do for survival. Yeah fraud is wrong but give people another chance. Now if her frauds had something to do with the case then yeah use it against. You back to your old ways lol.

[@Andy-qk4io]

Defendant: “Do Not Hire Felons” Hey Ms. Boss, maybe use your brain and do background checks prior to hiring. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@DaUrbanCowboyPastor]

Do not order car services from the defendant.

[@conniedeshazo3031]

What about the courtroom dress code ? There is one

[@thefonzkiss]

How ANYONE could watch this and side with the plaintiff is so odd to me. I guess a bunch of you people just have a distrust of business owners for some reason. Likely jealousy.

[@ragerain6656]

The judge wasn't listening at all. I feel when people have a certain record or living situation she already made up her mind an just goes on about irrelevant bs.

[@arianefr78]

If the plaintiff took the call and was supposed to log it in, so that the person could be picked up and yet they weren't, then the only person at fault is the person taking the call, and the person that didn't get picked up isn't likely to trust that company in the future, so is more than likely to cancel their contract with them, the judge was being quite nasty to the defendants, when they weren't at fault in the slightest...

[@RitaCannon-ef2sg]

Judge where im from 1 speeding ticket can get your dl suspended

[@peterpan31000]

Yup it happened to me, got a speeding ticket in some obscure county and they suspended my license for not setting up a court date.

[@williammikolay4668]

I’m an employer and actually got fined by the state for “allowing” a felon to drive after they showed me a drivers license. How was I supposed to to know. Prosecutor said that’s a problem but it ain’t our problem. Even the judge said I have no idea why you’re getting this fine but it’s out of my hands say goodbye to $25,000. And I should hire a felon again.

[@XFiorentti]

The defendant is a complete lunatic...the plaintiff should thank the stars on not having to work for the defendant

[@williammartin5569]

Doug is so funny. He goes in on everyone.

[@gabbott944]

The other Peoples Court is not good it echoes and the words do not match their lips 😢 California

[@thefonzkiss]

Defendant Ozzy Osbourne.

[@karajohnson2184]

I kind of had a situation like this I had already left but one the HR called me and told me I am missing a check I got it mailed a week or 2 later

[@sparky7915]

A friend of mine runs a videography business. He creates commercials for businesses. His manager so aggravated a customer that he lost he account. That cost my friend about $50 000 a year! Once you lose a good paying customer you do not get them back. Also, your employee can not reimburse you for your loss. Your business just has to accept the loss. It is hard to find good employees. But what do you get when you only are paying $10.99 an hour?

[@marissalynn7974]

That was my bad driving with a suspension on my license.🙄 yeah that’s your bad

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

The thing I don't like about this show is that money judgements are paid by the show, not the loser.

[@JagN-bh7zl]

Most judge shows..both parties get paid a fee to appear on the show but the money owed isn’t, that’s why she says sometimes pay the man/lady…they get like a $300 appearance fee only…

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

@@JagN-bh7zl They get appearances fees, but they also don't have to pay money judgements. Which irritates me. The winning party gets money judgements paid but the show.

[@TheKrikCameronKids]

@@JagN-bh7zl Yeah and it is all real judges shows, but most judge shows are fake (i.e. actors)

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

But that's how they get the litigants. The other option is no TV show.

[@jennylynx1869]

To me it can make them bias. The less money they award, less they pay out

[@TheRedlobsterguy]

"$12.50 for excellent work" lol No. You pay her that regardless, and for her if she sucks. But also excellent work and you're only paying $12.50?? Pay welfare wages, get welfare employees.

[@tamekadavis6641]

Unbelievable!🤔

[@mokkamellb6811]

cover your shoulders, you're not at the beach lol both of them, probably clubbing afterwards lol

[@MagnolyiaGrace]

Small business owners: you're paying an employee for their time, the most valuable thing all of us have. If you want to pay a measly $10/hr, you'll get what you pay for. If you can't afford it, try something else.

[@VeronicaMLowry]

I will say that even though I don’t like either of them, the fact that the plaintiff keeps talking over the Judge, shaking her head, whispering, making exasperated faces is so EMBARRASSING. Serious lack of composure (and memory and valid drivers license)…

[@highlander666]

I wouldn't want a repeated felon working for me either🤷‍♀️

[@Mbheather88]

This is why recidivism is so high in this country

[@BuffyTheJonathanSlayer]

@@Mbheather88 recidivism is so high because we incarcerate too much.

[@ohcaptainmycaptain4829]

Then you don't need to hire them.

[@sunnyscott4876]

Tina.....who says Ty-na??????? Seriously!?!?!?!?! Ty-na.

[@synnove1046]

That’s obviously how the plaintiff pronounces her name. In the introduction of the litigants the announcer pronounced her name tie-nuh. Also the plaintiff never corrected anyone for saying it that way.

[@CarrieRay]

I don’t believe the memo line on the paycheck - the defendant should have had a payroll journal showing the days and hours worked.

[@mariatorres9789]

If you work, you get paid. If you don't, you don't. It has nothing to do with having a past.

[@tonya-mariejablonski8804]

Some "Felons" do change their spots.....To say on national tv dont hire felons....why dont you say well i didnt do background checks very good did i??? Sometimes when you do a background check and get that info you ask your potentual employees what happened....The defendant has alot to learn still in my opinion.....

[@wagonstation3709]

Frantic? As frantic as the lines on her shirt? Trying to give herself a heart attack? Is she normally like this?!

[@imanilove8515]

Plenty of felons or people who have dealt with the courts still deserve to make a living. She should’ve just been honest

[@SabrinaLWilliams]

If she creates her invoices in order to be paid, why doesn't she have records? I'm self employed and I have all invoices I generate so I can pay my taxes and provide proof of earnings if necessary. I do not understand what she was on about

[@dbizzle85]

Take her to the labor board This isnt a 1099 position

[@Fleefromsin]

STOP SAYING I AM STRUGGLING, START SAYING: I am above and not beneath I am accepted I am chosen I am a new person I am made in God’s image I am a child of God I am precious to God I am complete in Christ I am treasured by God I am blessed And keep speaking this stuff over yourself till it drops from your head to your heart. Remember the power of life and death lies in our tongue.

[@kellyann5587]

This boss goes on vacation a lot.

[@orca_634]

"Her criminal record shot her credibility." It's statements like that, that poison upcoming society to jumble every crook in the same bag and say "don't trust them". Trust is a person-by-person earned quality. Con or no, she didn't have the trust to have that job!

[@jennylynx1869]

Defendant weirded me out when she said “for excellent work”….that tells me she pays what she feels like. She seems like a nightmare

[@MikeNelli-uq2wl]

every drug addict or alcoholic i see says I dont even take an aspirin yeah right

[@ChristineMarada]

I also disagree with what the defendant said at the end of the case, don't hire felons. That's not necessarily true at all. You could have a person who is completely spotless with the law and hasn't ever done anything Criminal and they could be a lousy employee. You never know.