Worst Tenant Ever

The plaintiff moved in with the defendant and says the defendant was nice at first, but then became a nightmare roommate. She claims the defendant acted like a dictator and made her feel uncomfortable. She eventually moved out and is now suing for double her security deposit. The defendant argues the plaintiff was a terrible roommate and caused tons of damage around the apartment.
Case #27393
#PeoplesCourt #RealityTV #Court

[@confidentialp6292]

The plaintiff is one of those people you ask her how’s the weather outside today? and she tells you the 7day forecast

[@spacecase8791]

😂

[@eisbeinGermany]

[@deemcgriff4196]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I have a co worker like this. I just look at her and say "You have lost me and I have no idea what you're talking about and I've forgotten what I asked you." 😆😆

[@courtney6505]

😂😂😂😂

[@YoungBlaze]

It's so cold out gotta let it "Thraw out outside"

[@kendrafay8198]

She’s so annoying! Saying a whole bunch of nothing. 😂😂😂

[@highlander666]

She's completely full of it

[@rodboijones7390]

facts like stuff we dont even care to know about!!

[@nutindoin2]

The Plaintiff is so full of BS that her eyes are Brown, LOL,!!!!

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

I'm guessing she has a tattoo that says "Only God can Juge Me".

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

No she's not

[@tinaserrano2012]

In this case, the plaintiff annoyed me right from the beginning!!!!

[@joecaragoog]

Plus her boyfriend was living there and the landlord called her out

[@marthaduran6010]

I got a headache as soon as she opened her trap

[@LunchMeatTrump]

Thraw

[@beauty4ashescontemporarysc802]

Yesss

[@polkadots2823]

Same. When she first started to talk, i knew she is a nasty person

[@KingBoxingandFitness]

“Ok that’s lovely but what happened here “ 😂😂 judge plays no games

[@namenamr4460]

I'm surprised the judge let her ramble on as long as she did without getting to the point.

[@annea.4173]

I was surprised JM let her babble on for so long, but I guess she sensed if the plaintiff didn't get it out of her system, they'd never get to the actual lawsuit.

[@itstimetoact9069]

​

[@bresams2917]

Cuz she was all over the place ! 😂

[@larrymccullough339]

Section eight people living in nicer houses than people that work and pay rent

[@kydrasims9734]

And now she gets to OWN a home. The game is rigged.

[@kristadowning4155]

Welcome to the American welfare system where they they literally told my aunt who had given birth and had surgery back to back so she couldn't work for a while and denied her food stamps because she is married and told her if she divorces my uncle (who was working but wasn't making enough) they'll give it to her. My aunt yelled at them "You'd rather destroy my family then help me" Won't give it to a woman who said she only needs them until she's recovered and can go back to work but will give it to bums for a lifetime who don't wanna work and keeps popping out babies for the welfare.

[@nadiatong7147]

I hope that one day hard working tax payers get rewarded to rent a nice house for a decent price.

[@ceilism]

Wait until I tell you about corporate welfare

[@PorchHonky1975]

I agree!!

[@Catloudan]

Plaintiff annoys me already the way she started off giving her opinion. You're in court, nobody cares about your opinion. JJ would never let her ramble like that.

[@Criminal.Lawyer.2024]

Most non-lawyers in small claims court don't know how to collect and present evidence. Therefore, they often ramble. It's the judge's job to manage the courtroom.

[@leogoddess3863]

Why would someone stating their opinion "annoy" anyone? We're adults and have different opinions. So what. Character DOES matter, and the plantiff had a very inciteful point in the hallway. That must have annoyed you too 😂

[@Web19814]

Hahaha when she kept going and going and going I was like STOP!!! Was wondering when JM was going to cut her off. I understand a small back story, but come on already....

[@kaluoji4415]

It's called an opening statement. Lawyers do that too

[@brittneyb3083]

She definitely practiced that speech

[@wellthatsboring437]

From the moment the plaintiff opened her mouth my neck began to hurt. I wouldn’t even want to be her friend! She’s annoying to the fullest!

[@alinaluna8615]

When the judge assumed she had more access to an attorney than the plaintiff, that’s not what she meant by it 😅 she knows what she meant was since she was on assistance it would be given to her for free due to her limited income but she wasn’t ballsy enough to say that on tv lol smart move

[@jazzymsjoyy1640]

Facts!!

[@jasminehaywood7682]

Exactly... the plaintiff was playing coy but she knew lol

[@Jess-wt1xg]

Yeah I caught that too

[@zenobiachapman1636]

Definitely

[@AudaCityMentoring]

Exactly. Her prejudices are clearly seen in some of her comments.

[@BobBlumenfeld]

So far, the plaintiff has gone on a diatribe about the defendant without presenting a single fact, let alone evidence to prove her points.

[@antoinettesandoval2275]

Correct. But it’s obvious the landlord wanted to keep ALL the security deposit. I’m glad she didn’t get away with it!

[@monsoonBloom]

She likes to hear herself talk and is full of filler words.

[@abochen2]

Professional victim

[@Gunnerb52]

It's because she knows she is lying and had speeches provided and could only run thru the diatribe.

[@wvrjl]

Yep.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

"Thraw out" "Thaw out" "Thraw out" "Thaw out" "Thaw out" 😅

[@Hikaii64]

Pleaseeeee 😂

[@wvrjl]

LOL

[@PKMNFan4664]

That caught my attention too!

[@brandonm4471]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@burton6849]

i wish she would said "throw out"

[@taurus2600]

I have never seen a litigant make JM forget her question 😂

[@streetsofgold4310]

😂😂😂

[@nursegeekful]

NOT EVERRRR😂😂😂

[@boriqua1222]

I can't believe JM allowed the plaintiff's long-winded testimony for as long as she did!

[@namenamr4460]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@yvonnekeeton7101]

It's for ppl to keep watching..

[@hdrider05]

Plaintiff knows how to work the system

[@red_icee962]

She sure does! Another perpetual victim!

[@asianconnection7701]

IF YOU ARE IN SECTION 8 ,I'M PRETTY SURE YOU KNOW THE SYSTEM VERY WELL.

[@johnwt7333]

Don't tell us what she "knows", that calls for you knowing the operation of her mind. You can only tell us what you saw, what she said and what you answered.

[@dlitefulone]

I'd rather see a person use section 8 as a come up then walmart using poor people for tax breaks so they can buy yachts and prostitutes ...

[@marcianicotra]

Amen

[@almathomas8325]

The plaintiff has to be the one the most annoying litigants I have ever seen on People's Court. I can guarantee the boyfriend lived there.

[@YoungBlaze]

Well to be fair I lived with her for 1 months before I couldn't take it no more

[@dontlietomegivemethetruth2175]

​@@YoungBlaze🤣😂🤣😂

[@OldSchoolNoe]

@@YoungBlaze yooo nice!

[@DIEGOHOMEGIRL]

Facts 100 of course he was

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Ofc y'all would give her that title yet I've seen worse.

[@alexrossi4464]

The plaintiff is a professional ( victim). She even refers to herself as a victim!

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

You're hate is showing. She was infact a victim.

[@alexrossi4464]

@@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74 I don't hate anyone I don't even know. Referring to oneself as a ( victim), is a tool to manipulate and try to get sympathy. We've all had our crosses to bear but I'm no ( victim)! The tax payers pay most of her rent! If anyone is a ( victim), it's the tax payers.

[@alexanderbayarea]

@@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74 are you going to argue on every comment to people? How is she a victim? Are you a landlord ? How about you grow up

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

@@alexanderbayarea She is a victim and i'm very grown up. You're the one being immature by deflecting.

[@HiddenAgendas]

Most blacks are professional victims / play the victim.

[@turdfacey6478]

I wonder how many times the plaintiff rehearsed that first part in front of the mirror? You can tell it was.

[@trentj8946]

This plaintiff right from the start seemed like a nightmare tenant

[@Aceofwolves]

"high end section 8" what an oxymoron. Good on the landlord for reporting her. She abused section 8 for who knows how long.

[@rebeccareeve7422]

Especially when she follows in the next sentence bragging that she just bought her own house 🤦‍♀️ abusing section 8 probably aided that.

[@robfeeney4909]

@@rebeccareeve7422 of course. look at all the money she saved having us suckers pay her rent.

[@bluebonbon22]

Why do low income people have to be abused by slumlords? Section 8 has requirements for both landlord and tenant to provide and maintain decent housing.

[@fuller8705]

@@rebeccareeve7422you have some nerves to say she abused section 8 when they provide services to help people get houses. Section 8 is not intended for you to be on there for life. Your judgement is dumb she did it right and I’m happy she was able to get her own home and not be on section 8 for life. Your ignorant judgement is crazy! If you’re going to say shit at least know what your talking about the landlord was wrong.

[@fuller8705]

@@robfeeney4909you probably don’t even have enough money to provide for yourself you ain’t paying for nobody else. Are you Jeff Bezos like bffr! She is paying $900 dollars on rent section 8 is not paying that much.

[@moniqueme1600]

Wow that plaintiff was something else. Can you imagine how awful and annoying she is? She acted so entitled too. Worst tenant, maybe not ever, but pretty darn bad.

[@frankgiuliano380]

the typical section 8 tenant. i thought i would be a good guy and rented to section 8... it was hell. and the courts in NY are worthless.. allow tenants rule.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Oh plz.

[@shendelchristian8326]

if u were ripped off and treated like a beggar at the place u rent, u wouldn't be upset too??? how's she supposed to act if everything's she says happened, did happen? if she was calm then I'd be thinking she's crazy! also, if she had extra ppl living there than she was supposed to why didnt the landlord just evict her???

[@moniqueme1600]

Nope! Worst entitled tenant ever!

[@TooLooze]

Her first sentence was about God, and then she acted completely nasty afterward.

[@r1verman]

I feel like the plaintiff has learned that if she goes on and on that people will just give her what she wants to get rid of her. No doubt she's abused the system.

[@abochen2]

Guarantee the boyfriend was there 6 days a week. But it's ok, he didn't actually live there /s

[@stuffykong]

She operates like a filibuster

[@brittneyb3083]

You can tell the plaintiff acts different in real life. She put on a good act in court.

[@leyahruizdeloreto6420]

I’m still in the intro…..and already agree😂😂😂

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

She's not acting great in court.

[@taurussho86]

So? Black ppl code switch almost everyday...

[@lorirogers9304]

So does the landlord

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

The racism is showing.

[@bryanhenderson9637]

I can't believe JM let her ramble on like that. I was baffled how she let her talk about some random 3rd party website which is nothing more than disgruntled people leaving yelp reviews. This is the type of case I would love to see Judge Judy get a hold of.

[@le0854]

Judge Judy would have stopped that immediately, calling it hersay

[@panamafernandez4641]

That's called evidence of a pattern of behavior. Very good character reference in light of no other tenant statements. You have to assume that the statements are true, especially if they're limited. Defendant clearly knew about the website.

[@dacyberman0929]

Why cause you like that bitter old crow, she needs to get off tv. Don’t know how she became a judge.

[@bryanhenderson9637]

@@panamafernandez4641 Her pattern of behavior would not matter. You could rip off 1,000 people in a row and still be right as rain while being sued by the 1001st person as long as you have proof of damage.

[@LyricsDevine]

@@le0854 that’s why I love Judge Judy

[@albertol9654]

Doug really tapped the Plaintiff at the end like.. Alright gtfoh 😂

[@AngelaWashington-ys7pn]

Doug is a mess 😂

[@feliciaharveyfh]

That’s my boy. He has a dry sense of humor and most people are unaware of his snarkiness which makes it even funnier

[@crystalshaw8744]

Doug is a savage and I love it...smile

[@NachoTimelord]

She talked Harvey out of an outro 😂😂😂

[@endiarapier5663]

Would love to see the plaintiff on Judge Judy. I bet the outcome would have been completely different.

[@sonyajones4390]

JJ would say to the plaintiff " get to the point I don't have all day"

[@spacepanda9037]

Plaintiff had an attitude from the second she opened her mouth 😂

[@L.W..]

The plaintiff definitely annoyed me from start to finish. Girl nobody cares about your opinion on the landlord. Get to the facts 🙄

[@rockobill7637]

plaintiff thinks everybody thinks she's less than when in reality she's the one doing it to herself

[@bjohnson1149]

The plaintiff rehearsed her "speech" very well but didn't say anything meaningful. JM was kind in her remarks. I don't believe a word the plaintiff said. The body language is telling. She is so annoying. JM had her number early on. That being said, I don't think the defendant is blameless either. The plaintiff's reaction to the verdict indicates she can't be pleased. I don't think I've ever seen/heard anyone who rambles on like she does.

[@Gunnerb52]

I thought the same thing. The first speech she gave was prepared and wasn't anything about the case. She just wanted to brand the landlord as evil before it started. JJ would have shut it down once she started and it wasn't answering the question.

[@missy67]

The plaintiff wanted to tell the judge her "feelings" about the defendant instead of sticking to the "facts". She came off like a drama queen. I don't understand how the floor is the landlord's fault - maybe it was the AC thawing - but you clean up the water and inform your landlord that it happened right away! I would however like to have heard about the defendants "threat" of having her pay $3700, or was she being overly dramatic about that too.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Funny you how you only hate on certain litigants. She wasn't being a drama queen.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

@justinloveday2410 Give me a break. He's the while "Adrian" I'm just a great observant.

[@Gunnerb52]

It could have been absolutely true...The flooring alone might have been that. It's hard to get floors to match when replaced

[@amirahilmi783]

the landlord is responsible for fixing the AC and making sure its drained proper. You can't expect a tenant to deal with that. A maintenance person or AC/HVAC person who is trained and knowledgeable deals with that

[@missy67]

@@amirahilmi783 the landlord is responsible for fixing and maintaining the ac, but if the tenant saw water on the floor coming from the ac, she should have let her landlord know, it would have been the landlords responsibility at that point- but it sounds like she didn't inform the landlord when it happened.

[@leviloganlauryn1773]

Landlords complain about tenants but they will never tell how many people they have ripped off with false repair claims.

[@elvickRULES]

If the wooden floors were already messed up you would’ve seen it before you even moved in

[@DaniWoodson1]

The plaintiff had all that time to talk and said absolutely nothing!

[@ochemwhiz]

Instead of the $2,500 security deposit, you tried getting double because you're in your feelings? Even the guy at the end said "Nice try" 😂

[@cookie7969]

That applies to the landlord as well. She kept $1000 excess and tried to get another $3700.

[@ochemwhiz]

@cookie7969 right. Fk the landlord too

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

​@@cookie7969That's the double standard and I know for a fact all the people hating on the plaintiff is doing do because of her skinn

[@granitemoss1451]

"He never moved in..." Except the 24/7 he stayed over, I'll bet. Also, I have the impression that landlords who accept Section 8 can't ignore needed repairs as the checks will stop in an instant if everything isn't just right per Section 8 regulations. So her trying to pretend the landlord ignored valid requests for repair doesn't wash.

[@synnove1046]

Please, please, please: if you prefer Judge Judy then please watch HER show! If you are commenting on a case that is on The People’s Court, surely you are aware that this is not Judge Judy’s show? I am here to watch TPC. I don’t care for JJ’s opinion.

[@amandanoelle5701]

Love watching Judge Milian; however, Judge Judy would've NEVER let the plaintiff get on her soapbox and personally attack the defendant. It was tacky, rude, and not necessary. The plaintiff came off as a rude brat from the start. 🙄 Also, Judge Milian let the plaintiff tell her what the defendant was thinking. You can't say what someone is thinking. Last thought, the Judge laughed with the plaintiff when she mentioned the plaintiff calling the defendant "nasty." Judge Milian really let the plaintiff cross lines in this case. JMHO.

[@Gunnerb52]

JJ would have tossed the flooring in on the judgment. She would have said it didn't matter the reason. The tenant is responsible for notifying the landlord and since she did not it wason the tenant because she let it go so long it was ruined

[@branz2002]

the way the plaintiff described the defendant sounds like she was describing herself😂 she is DRAMA

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

The blonde ain't a saint. She's just putting on an act. I see right through her sweet, I'm just trying to help facade.

[@devisissy1]

It doesn't take much water to ruin cheap laminate.

[@antonioharrison2644]

Plaintiff is annoying af

[@Lovely_1One]

I bet you are too! 🥴😝

[@9lkkjjiujjiuuu]

The judge 😊is annoying and racist

[@PrisonPreacher]

​@@Lovely_1One ...says the self-titled lovely one.

[@NubianP6]

If over-sharing were a person, its name would be *”Ivory”.* 😂

[@aaronjesse6241]

Everybody bashing the tenant but had she not sued, the plaintiff would be out about $1,000.00.

[@DutchboyAdventures]

The judge threw her a bone. Real court would have ruled for the landlord

[@shrimpstick129]

Out 1000$? I thought she was on section 8 lol they help with the deposit😂 she probably made a profit from this

[@Alesana907]

​@@shrimpstick129they actually don't. I personally was on section 8 when @ 20 when my mother died of cancer and I had no one. A counselor came out to help me fill everything out and get the housing voucher. There might be programs that provide the sec deposit but section doesn't. Luckily cancer centers of America sent me a check for the deposit.

[@Alesana907]

​@@shrimpstick129no one makes a profit from section 8. At least get your facts straight before you try to bash people

[@shrimpstick129]

@@Alesana907 what do you call it when people are on section 8 but have roommates that the government doesn’t know about ? Cmon smartie you got this you watch enough people’s court to see it happen!

[@Flightcontrol96]

Plaintiff wins then complains that she didn't win enough because other people might have paid instead of going to court 😂

[@annmackenzie5253]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@6time686]

More handouts...

[@notkirill6991]

What do you expect? She's used to all these government handouts

[@joeybiden7755]

⁠@@notkirill6991 are you mad because she live there for one year, put down a $2500 deposit and then went on to buy her own house? Sounds like that’s a government program that worked. And even rich people take government handouts.

[@34stzoo]

I had a tenant who recently moved out to a bigger and newer home. I got a message from them thanking us for the service we provided. I too take care of all the maintenance requests for our properties and will be the first to call a contractor is it's over my head. There's nothing wrong with that. This is why we can address any issues in a 12 hour time frame. We had to keep their deposit because we did have floor damage, Did not know how it got there but it wasn't there when the tenant moved in.

[@dacyberman0929]

Hopefully they get their money back, your argument makes no sense. prove it wasn’t there before, ridiculous asf.

[@TopherGrant]

Ugh typical crappy landlord. No one thanked you for taking all their money. You sound like a complete liars. Pro tip; no one in this comment section likes landlords.

[@keshiadsmith6400]

The first 7 minutes of the plaintiffs ranting has me seeing butterflies! I have no idea what this case is about 😆🤷🏾‍♀️

[@dreams2dream627]

Congratulations to the plantiff for getting off of section 8 and purchasing a home.

[@victoriaharley-1836]

Not to sound like a butt. But section 8 helps people buy homes and still pay a portion of there mortgage. People just don't talk about trying to make it seem like they are doing so much better. When everyone else has to struggle to make ish happen.

[@dreams2dream627]

@@victoriaharley-1836 that could be the case or she could be off of section 8. Anyone could fall on hard times. Cudos to anyone who has struggled and pulled themselves out of that situation.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

​@@victoriaharley-1836Can tell your privileged. Let's hope you never fall on hard times.

[@alexandrareid-wade9451]

​@@victoriaharley-1836 it actually depends on the state. Some states have a home buyers program and once you purchase your home, they don't help pay. Some help with the mortgage for a small period of time

[@sabrinamcdougal4088]

Well if she would have turned up her hearing aid, then she would have heard that she's no longer on section 8.​@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74

[@dessean1]

The plaintiff's main problem is that she was trying too hard to make herself look & sound intelligent, of which she failed miserably when she couldn't pronounce the word "Thaw/Thawed. As soon as I heard the plaintiff's opening statement which had absolutely nothing to do with the case or the judge's question, I just shook my head. She went on a likewise incoherent rant again when speaking with Doug at the end of the show. LOL

[@Gunnerb52]

And "axed" one of my pet peeves for speaking

[@yung1717]

The plaintiff seems annoying , but I believe the defendant was trying to get over on her

[@user-be1bm5vq6p]

Me too

[@trekgirl65]

Plaintiff does not get it at all, the landlord can tell you what to do in keeping clean and keep the noise level down and how much company you can have as a tenant. Apparently, she has never had a parent telling her what to do all her sorry life. Time for her to grow up.

[@stlyelove417]

The plaintiff is very very ANNOYING 😮

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Plaintiff is hella annoying. Get to the point. Answer the questions with facts, not feelings.

[@shesuniqueinherownwaybenja7647]

I'm so proud of the plaintiff, using the voucher as a stepping stone.

[@thebfacebetty8212]

Exactly 💯😊

[@tratrazy1633]

Me too

[@victoriaharley-1836]

Section 8 helps buy a home and pay a portion of your mortgage.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

​@@victoriaharley-1836You're leaving that under every comment.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

@justinloveday2410 Girl, stop replying to my comments and get you a life. It's giving triggered.

[@amandadonaldson8748]

"Causing a Fuhrer??" Is that what Harvey said? 🤣

[@lindseyyoung9149]

I caught that too and went, "wait, what?!"

[@caitcartwright]

Furor

[@cynthiaprice3528]

This case was so similar to what I am going through right now. I lived in an old tri-plex for 16 1/2 years , 14 of those were great. I had no problem until my landlord had a stroke and his son took over. He wanted the old tenants to move out so that he could raise the rent. During the pandemic! He constantly reminded me that he was the property owner and could do whatever he wanted with his property including entering the property whenever he wanted to. He stole my trash repeatedly, refused to make repairs in a timely manner, and met me with disbelief every time I reported a problem. He was awful reporting false accusations to housing, threatening me because of what other tenants did, even went as far as threatening to kill himself because he had all these properties that no one was helping him with. He has postponed out court date 3 times, but this time we are scheduled to go to court this year 2024. I just want him to know that some people know their rights and that although I am not rich like he is I can still fight back for my civil rights. He returned my security deposit in full, and after almost 17 years the place was still in great condition. In fact a new tenant moved in a month later.

[@MrCharlesEldredge]

If he stole your trash repeatedly I hope you get the entire value of what he stole. And he gave you back your deposit after 17 years! Horrific landlord!!

[@rmaldonado4031]

I think one is entitled to interest on security held by landlord

[@DutchboyAdventures]

See that’s the thing. You don’t own the property! The son can do what he wants. If I were him I would just raise the rent on you. It’s America, if you don’t like it….move!

[@onasamaya1]

If you do not like landlord, property not get repaired-move. He stole trash?-what? He has right to raise rent as long as your contract is over and he gives you notice, he can raise rent. And no he doesn’t have to kick you out to raise rent 😵‍💫.

[@DutchboyAdventures]

YES MOVE! YOU DO NOT OWN IT! @@onasamaya1

[@6time686]

If the rent payments weren't so steady no landlord would even deal with Section 8.

[@mudderjen]

Landlords get abused by lawmakers in America. Renters are allowed to squat while the landlords risk losing their homes if they don’t continue to make their payments to the bank? Ridiculous

[@SwordHMX]

If landlords were losing their anywhere near the rate way hard-working tenants are being evicted right now, we would not be able to avoid hearing about it.

[@shivanbassaw9]

Your tax dollars hard at work. 🇺🇸

[@brickstine202]

It’s sad. There’s a subculture of people who are takers.

[@chuck9380]

The plaintiff said a whole lotta of nothing

[@christianakalaitzi1645]

This is why I would NEVER be a landlord!! My luck I'd end up with the plaintiff!! This plantiff wouldn't be happy if she'd been awarded the ENTIRE amount!!

[@Soulprettyso]

The demeanor of the plaintiff- explaining everything like she has something to prove

[@kaycee1700]

You can tall by her entire speech about the landlord when she started to talk she is clearly one of the worst tenants ever. She came off as she thinks shes better then everyone around her. She should be saying thank you to the tax payers for being able to purchase her new home because we paid her rent while she was using government funds.

[@shelleyfortier3094]

Those people always show their true colours evenly!

[@deevelezbx]

I have never heard one person use so many words to say absolutely nothing. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@ec-kj4yp]

Well that was an annoying start to the case. Glad she won something back because I have a sense that the defendant acted exactly as the plaintiff said she did, and it was obvious that she kept too much of the deposit.

[@Lovely_1One]

I agree.

[@ceilism]

And then told her she had to pay 3700 more. Insane. I feel like she preys on tenants who (she thinks) do not know their rights

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Finally someone who sees it the way I do.

[@Tranquility32]

I’m surprised the Judge let the Plaintiff go on and on without stating a single legitimate complaint. I also don’t understand how someone receiving Section 8 can afford to PURCHASE a home.

[@spencejoy]

By working, saving money, getting into a first time homebuyers program which will give you a great mortgage deal.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Well, shouldn't you be saying the same thing about the husband that was whispering in the defendant's ear, telling her what to say?. Another judge would've told him to sit down.

[@mrsjjones3811]

Section 8 is temporary for most. Several people that once received government aid can now purchase a home. Just because you are on section 8 doesn’t mean you don’t know how to manage money, save and do your research.

[@user-fw8bw3eg7q]

The plaintiff talking smack about the landlord trying to sound like she's "higher authority" while she's trying to make herself sound smarter than what she is 🤦‍♀️She was terribly annoying!

[@tytratar2114]

I’ve listened to the plaintiff for 1 minute, and she has drama queen written all over her! The landlord should have done a better job of vetting her.

[@MikeNelli-uq2wl]

give the 1000 to the taxpayers

[@Hatokirei]

I swear the speech the Plaintiff started out with sounds like a rehearsed speech someone would give in high school for a mock debate in which the plot was completely lost.

[@SxCense]

Ma’am I don’t care how sophisticated you think you sound and how much of an “entrepreneur “ you think you are, this is section 8 and you tore that lady’s apartment up🤣🤣🤣

[@maryburke7850]

Girl 5,000 stop it!

[@littlet7556]

This happens when people feel they are entitled. We know who to blame these days

[@ingerhall3265]

Im glad the plaintiff stood up for herself. Even though she was nervous and rambled. When the judge commented that she could take care of herself and probably knew a lawyer, the plaintiff's face showed the fact that she was truly scared and refused to be taken advantage of. Glad the defendant didn’t get that extra 3k out of her!!!

[@briangabriel2458]

People need to realize when you rent, you're paying the owner to live in the property. It's not yours, you don't own it. And, as the plaintiff said, don't ax me any questions! 🤣🤣🤣

[@sevinsweets5140]

She definitely has complaints on the website

[@Ema_1999]

The plaintiff is so annoying!! Why is she breathing so hard 🤣🤣

[@user-it5py2uh3k]

Hey Judge it takes very little water to ruin a hard wood floor it gets under the floor and concrete

[@PureAloha78]

omg this plaintiff is EXHAUSTING!!!!!!!!

[@shanell3289]

I just can't stop laughing at this poor child...I just know she was an annoying child lol

[@wurly164]

Section 8. Living off the government. Leaching off the people

[@quaschaymonique5033]

Sorry we all can’t be rich like you or have the upbringing you did, who are you to judge anyone!!! Get a grip

[@wurly164]

@@quaschaymonique5033 Yeah, I do judge. So many able bodied people out there milking the system. It was set up for people who are truly handicapped. And unless you are blind to what's going on, you should be upset as well, unless you are one of the leaches.

[@dezaster2680]

​@@wurly164Everyone deserves access to housing ❤

[@wileecoyote5749]

I take pics with new tenant's in every room before they move in. Always get unit back 90% pristine.

[@sonhg7951]

They good for calling where we leave, dirty. 🙄

[@analise1248]

The defendant knew that damage on the floor did not come from the plaintiff.

[@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74]

Exactly.

[@RoughRaiders13]

Of course section 8 would pay for somebody to live in a high-end apartment. Public assistance in this country is disgusting. Not that there aren't people that don't need help, but the help of these people get is more than middle class working people get and it's just not fair. I spent 8 years serving this country in the Marine Corps, and I'll never forget when I was transferred stations in California to the city of Lemoore, The best place I could find myself to rent was a crappy one bedroom apartment in a complex that was falling apart for $1,600 a month. There was a town two towns over from me that had a bunch of brand new apartment complexes built. Four and five bedroom apartments that were absolutely beautiful with community pools and community rec centers. The average rent for those four to five bedroom houses was about $1,200 a month. But because I made about $2,000 a year too much I didn't qualify to live there. So all these public assistance families, working minimum wage or not even working at all when they are fully physically capable, many of which who were even undocumented immigrants because I'm telling you that town was like little Mexico. I'm not being racist either, I'm Hispanic myself. But that town really was like little Mexico. Most of the stores carried products with Spanish printing on the labels. So here was this community of people, making zero effort to acclimate themselves to life in the United States. Instead they had made their community into what their country was like. But they got to live in the lap of luxury, while I had to live in squalor. The middle class is all but forgotten in this country. The people who get all the advantage are the rich and the poor. The rich get richer and the poor squander all the free money, food, and housing that they get. And it's the middle class that foots the bill for all of it.

[@dbabies82]

Section 8 don't care where you live, as long as it's in the budget they set and is habitable (no pest, mold, leaks, etc).

[@ashajeremiahqw8775]

Wooo you explained it well I have a masters degree and still stuggling

[@zmmmmkm]

Aw. Y'all BIG MAD 😂

[@PjHanley-zt2kh]

No one cares

[@lillianwilliams5510]

AGREE!!!

[@ryanb6093]

Yup, words like that will destroy a landlord. On national TV, you don't want anyone describing you like that. The plaintiff took her words pretty far.

[@johnnycoronado1601]

This is where my taxes go to help a woman that’s perfectly capable of working to pay her own bills and her bf.

[@VettGirl66]

The plaintiff is a piece of work! She goes around the block to across the street to tell a story. Dang! She loves to hear herself talk, focus and get to the point…

[@jovaanmills2968]

Soon as plantiff started talking immediately got irritated

[@StaceyMilo2011]

That plaintiff came off as trying to be a saint. 😂

[@Bebe-og3bc]

Love the judge! Mold in the fridge? Very gross!

[@ladybird1005]

The plaintiff went off like she’s on Oprah, blah blah blah

[@kimr282]

This ought to be a warning. If you surround yourself with and only listen to people who think like you, you too might go on national tv (KZbin) and make a fool of yourself.

[@danbruno7303]

So shes on section 8 paying these rents I work 2 jobs I wish I could afford to pay her rent ! DISGUSTING

[@RodriquezS]

The plaintiff must be a paralegal or law student from the way she wants to argue like she is a lawyer.

[@M2161]

Your landlord is a higher authority. You’re subjected to their rules (of course within the law) but the plaintiffs monologue was completely unnecessary. The entitlement of people living on section 8 is incredible.

[@Damnitshay]

I’ve lived in nothing but apartments and I’ve never had a landlord that was all in my business people on section 8 are still people ya’ll act like they aren’t and their just bottom feeders she was paying $900 which is a good amount of rent

[@danir6695]

@@Damnitshayits a rare gem when you find someone on section 8 that respect themselves and the property they are renting. I know it isnt fair to stereotype, but stereotypes come from the truth. I’ve only met one person in my life that was a decent, hard working human being, on section 8/welfare. Everyone else I’ve encountered are trash, scamming, pigs. Sorry.

[@Criminal.Lawyer.2024]

@m2161 Not all Section 8 tenants are bad, and not all landlords are good. Stop stereotyping people.

[@panamafernandez4641]

A landlord is a property manager. They have no business calling agencies to file false claims without evidence. If she felt the tenant wasn't abiding by the lease, then evict her.

[@beadoll8025]

I agree. Some section 8 people are full of themselves and very entitled and all the while everyone else is having to pay our own rent like adults should but taxpayers are paying for part of most of section 8 rent and then they go gap their legs open and spit out babies that will grow up to be unproductive members of society and these parasites know the fathers are frequent deadbeats. Everyone should be responsible for themselves and not be dependent on others. Help should go to people who truly need it and didn't cause their own problems.

[@a.miller8316]

Omg... Air conditioners don't have ice!!😂😂😂

[@user-bs6vk5il1x]

Return money to the plaintiff?? Section 8?? Return the money to the HONEST taxpayers that struggle to pay their rent and put food on the table!!

[@DJ-tn5wo]

Plaintiff was great ! Was able to get her point across

[@analise1248]

The husband standing there kept telling his wife what to say. If it was another Judge he would have been told to sit down and stop whispering a long time ago 🙄