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[Assistant] A little bit of both. Uhm, I'm familiar with the process. Uhm, worked with her for years. So I, uhm, I know that we find things in pockets. Uhm, if, if it's, if we find it in a pocket, we attach it to their ticket. Comes back with the rest of the clothes.


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[Assistant] Right, I have it in an email saying, I asked her, what do you want from the litter? I do not want anything except the experience to read my dog. May I see the email? Yes, you can.


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[Assistant] I was really frustrated that she asked for $2600 to be honest when she first said she didn't want anything. Okay.


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[Assistant] No, I was just really irritated because she's now selling me $4,600. Where did that come from?


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[Assistant] Okay, so one of the puppies I found out on November 7th had a de- he's defective. He had, uhm,


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[Assistant] Crypto-Orchidism, which means he has one testicle and the other testicle is in his stomach. So that's a genetic defect, comes from both lines. So my dog had to be fixed. And she shouldn't breed her dog anymore actually. So I had to pay.


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[Assistant] Yep, I had to pay for the puppy surgery and I had a letter from the woman that had got the puppy because she was very upset. Uhm, and I paid for the surgery.


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[Assistant] Uh, the other puppies I haven't heard anything about, uhm, getting, having crypto-orchidism, I think he was the only one.


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[Assistant] She gets $500, but I think she should pay at least half of the surgery fee.


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[Assistant] On account of what? On account of it, it was part of her dog that caused the defection. It was, you know, comes from both lines. I did the research on it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I never saw him actually at the house, inside the house cleaning. Uh, once I saw him outside, I'm not sure what he was doing, cause I was actually walking to class. But, yeaah, that's all I saw.


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[Assistant] Yes, but that's because the people who moved in for this upcoming year uh, let us keep our stuff in the basement while they moved into their rooms.


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[Assistant] No, but we're using it again for this year. And the people who live there now tell us we could keep it there.


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[Assistant] And then I applied for another credit card that had a 0% interest rate for 15 months. And then I transferred that balance to- Oy, okay, wait, my head hurts. Alright, so-


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[Assistant] What? I paid off an IRS bill for her as well as I believe a couple other. Alright, now


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[Assistant] And then in July, she texted me and said that, uhm, she wasn't able to do that. That she would pay, uh,


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[Assistant] $127.50 every two weeks. Okay. Over the course of six months. Okay.


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[Assistant] And I said, that's fine, if you need to take a little bit more time, that's okay, because I put it on a credit card that had 0% interest. Right. Uhm, but she said she could pay it off in 6 months. Did she? She did not.


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[Assistant] She stopped paying in November of 2018, but it became the payments weren't what she had agreed to. What did she start doing instead? Uhm, she started paying like $100, then maybe $20, then $50.


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[Assistant] So uhm, she stopped paying for the phone in I believe October, uhm, of 2018.


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[Assistant] How much was a phone per month? Uh, she paid $90 and that was towards the bill as well as the cost of the phone.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so when she stopped paying for the loan, she also had stopped paying for the family plan. Which was when? December? Uh, November. November was when she stopped. And then the family trip was in December?


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[Assistant] Well, so there's two different things here. There's the interest that is a regular credit card interest, and then there's a transfer balance interest. So the 4,000 is from trips we've recently taken. Well, not her, but, uh, with her dad and our other child.


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[Assistant] So my part is paid off. It was her part that wasn't paid off.


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[Assistant] I'm only asking for November and December's interest.


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[Assistant] 296 dollars on a 25.4, whatever the interest rate is, times the 296 dollars. Okay, that's where you go wrong.


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[Assistant] And then I divided that though, and then it was divided into two months.


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[Assistant] You know, uhm, in a text message she said she was never ever going to talk to me again in life and...


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[Assistant] I purchased the car on October 3rd of 2019.


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[Assistant] I took the car out of the dealership, ended up, drove it around for a bit of time, ended up the check engine light came on. Before I was even able to bring the car back to him, the car started leaking oil. Significantly.


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[Assistant] An O2 sensor that was needed to be replaced that I was told that was already replaced.


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[Assistant] The only receipts that were ever given to me was non-automized receipts that didn't even, uh, place prices or anything associated with those receipts.


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[Assistant] I, we're waiting on information regarding a part, additional part that I need for it to pass the inspection.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the mechanic shop that it's still currently being at, that he's business parcel.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Asad had even texted me on the behalf of the mechanic and when I reached out to the mechanic even after that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I have proof that I paid $217 worth of that and the rest was in cash. Show it to me.


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[Assistant] No, my bank statement just came up, so I was just going to show you the actual bank statement.


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[Assistant] I have text messages dating back to the 20th, uh, from one of the mechanics of why the car is still in the shop.


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[Assistant] When I had purchased the vehicle, as soon as the check engine light came on, it was unfortunately already too late for me to go to DMV. On the next day that I was able to go to DMV, I had already brought the car to the mechanic. At that point, I was waiting for the car to be done. I'm sorry, do you need the car in order to register it? I didn't want to register anything until the car...


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[Assistant] Uh, the first time I went to the DMV was the 29th, unfortunately. Of what? Of November, when I had finally gotten the car back out of the shop or the oil leaks. At that point it was completely dark. You had the car.


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[Assistant] Um, dear Susie, since you discredit my proof that we were at


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[Assistant] Doug, look, we talked about this before. Loaning money to a relative is so difficult because if something goes south, you still have to live and interact with that person.


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[Assistant] It's all a bogus claim. I met the young lady a couple years ago.


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[Assistant] I'm a pretty likable, popular guy on the social media.


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[Assistant] I never received, uh, any payment because I never posted it.


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[Assistant] When you look at the video, you will never see, you won't see me or any of my body parts on the video.


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[Assistant] She's posted the video, um, numerous of times.


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[Assistant] When? She posted I believe it was around February 21st.


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[Assistant] Saying that she sent it to, she sent it out to someone who at the time claimed that they were pregnant from me. She sent it to this young lady with hopes that she would recognize me.


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[Assistant] The 21st, February 21st, that's the date, that's the date.


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[Assistant] I didn't make a dollar. The young lady wanna be attached to me.


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[Assistant] No one knows about this situation. So, my family.


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[Assistant] I didn't post the video. She posted the video. And it's not me in the video.


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[Assistant] You hadn't seen it? I hadn't seen the car or anything. I was just going by what she said. That the car was running.


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[Assistant] So I go over there, I was told that the car was running. We went to start the car up, it wouldn't start.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when I took it to the dealership, the auto shop, they said that the key fob was messed up on it, it needed a battery, a battery, and then it was leaking oil from where the dipstick goes into the engine. It was leaking oil from there.


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[Assistant] It's due, July's due. Right. And then, uh, August came around.


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[Assistant] No, I'm paying, I'm paying, I gave her for insurance on the car.


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[Assistant] It was, that was the, uh, what was that, uh, I gave her one payment in July, it had to have been, uh,


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[Assistant] It's a friend of mine, so uh, when uhm, I explained to him the situation, he charged her the storage fees. Yeah.


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[Assistant] What happened was, see, I never, I agreed to do this. I never, I did not want to do this. What happened was, I ran into some problems with some money. She know that I've been, whenever I do something with her, I've always, I've never.


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[Assistant] It has affected their relationship. Yeaah, I'll say. But I mean if you look at the way she handled it, the way she came at me with it, I was, I was going to do it that weekend. I really was.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's on her, whatever, you know, however she feels. She's the one with all of the text and all the crazy talk. So, you know, I'm just sitting back listening.


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[Assistant] So, the judge gives the plaintiff a judgment for $5,000 against you. That, that, you know, that's legal stuff. Gotta pay this. What are you thinking right now? That was all she needed. I mean, you say it wasn't you. You really didn't


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[Assistant] Well, the judge has convinced it was you. One more problem.


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[Assistant] What about your wife? Suppose she sees this. Think she's gonna see it? I'd get a little.


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[Assistant] Another what? A wife. Oh, you're a winner. Okay. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Okay, I feel sorry for you, but good for you for sewing anyway. You know, maybe $5,000 will help.


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[Assistant] Well, as they say, the defendant had the book thrown at him here in court today. Mr. Stahl, this did not look too good for you. I know. What are you, what are you thinking?


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[Assistant] Ms. Niemeyer, how come you happen to bring him with you in court today?


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[Assistant] It was supposed to be, I gave him a thousand dollar down payment.


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[Assistant] I still didn't have the rest of my financing in place, but


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[Assistant] To make things even weirder I had a heart attack on September 5th.


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[Assistant] We were supposed to close on September 23rd. He was supposed to meet me at the hospital. Never showed up.


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[Assistant] In other words, part of the agreement was it was a $50,000 down payment, a hundred and, uh, I'm sorry, a $70,000 note to be carried over two years.


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[Assistant] We, we made an agreement. I tried to accommodate. It was never part of the-


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[Assistant] We talked about it, and I said I would try and accommodate-


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[Assistant] All I have to say is, I'm a big fan of the judges and if she said I was wrong, then I was wrong.


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[Assistant] So my dog was on top, the little dog was with his leg up like this and going like this.


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[Assistant] I was on the couch watching TV, somebody came in my garage and knocked on my door, then I proceeded to go.


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[Assistant] So before I even reach the door, she opened the door and said I have cookies and then my dog ran right beside me.


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[Assistant] Probably just a few seconds after you reach that little dot.


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[Assistant] So my dog was on top, the little dog was with his leg up like this and going like this.


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[Assistant] I didn't see exactly, I didn't see any shaking or anything like that. So I just grabbed the dog and just take him with me to the garage.


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[Assistant] So the plaintiff does get back the cost of the fabric. She gets a little over $1,300. This is a very interesting case if you'll stand right there, sir. There you go. Uhm, everybody seems so nice, you know, it's a shame it ended up like this.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you agree. Well, I guess it's over between you guys, right?


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[Assistant] What a nice attitude you have, thank you. Just lost in court, but...


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[Assistant] Well, that was interesting. The judge didn't buy your story, Mr. Cashmere. I'm sorry, you, uh, you couldn't prevail here. What are you thinking?


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[Assistant] Thank you very much. You must sign some documents. Alright, Mr. Persigian, come on out here.


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[Assistant] Well, congratulations. Thank you. Your reputation is still intact. Thank you. Okay. You must sign some documents.


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[Assistant] Sunday, we were all at the pool, all of us, as we usually are on Sunday, and we had all been drinking that day, and when Marguerite came over to give us cookies, she's our friend, it was her birthday as well. We're very friendly in this neighborhood, garage doors are up all the time, and people just come and go.


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[Assistant] And then I reached out to Chris at around 6.30 that night. I said I'd like to see Cooper. I felt terrible. I was in tears. I was beside myself because Bella is a good dog. She is just because she's slash pitbull.


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[Assistant] Okay, go ahead. But I just don't feel we're 100% negligible. I mean, when does a vet bill get- Negligent. Negligent.


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[Assistant] No, I think that if I chose to marry someone that they would have enough values that I'd be able to trust that they'd be able to pay me back.


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[Assistant] I would say so, yeaah. Because? Because he kinda did it to himself by not taking the proper precautions before buying.


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[Assistant] Okay, very good. Well, thank you very much. Good luck to you. Thank you. Mr. Bois?


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[Assistant] You kinda came out on top. I think the judge liked the game. I think so.


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[Assistant] Well that was kind of fun, Mr. Kadiev. You brought your son with you, he gave it the good college try. What do you think about it? What's your reaction to what the judge just said?


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[Assistant] Sorry, good try, lawyer. Okay. Thank you. You gotta give him the six hundred bucks back. Of course. Okay. But anyway, you sold the machine for three thousand, so you're still okay. Of course. Good for you. We're down a hundred. You're down a hundred. Okay. Congratulations. Thank you. Well, not congratulations. You're the loser. Thank you. Okay, good luck. Alright.


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[Assistant] Congratulations. Thank you very much. Okay, thank you very much. You must sign some documents.


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[Assistant] Alright, well thank you very much. You lost. Sorry, but you learned. You lost, but you learned. Yes sir. And that's good.


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[Assistant] You're welcome. Alright, Ms. Farrow, well good for you. You stood up for your rights. What are you thinking right now?


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[Assistant] Good for you. Alright, congratulations. Thank you very much. Okie dokes.


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[Assistant] I don't have a quote unquote before picture from five years ago. We don't have that, Your Honor.


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[Assistant] I never represented that I had pictures of cars on blocks.


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[Assistant] The code enforcement officer told us when he was driving by the residents through the past year that cars were up on blocks.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the stuff from the other side. Inverted, convex, yeah, yeah, yeah. Alright. But in any event, let's, enough with the mirror. You go home and what happens?


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[Assistant] No one counts the number of hairs individually to make sure that, but I don't see them that


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[Assistant] Different, I guess, are you, are you asking me to compare these to these or what?


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[Assistant] Uhm, you want the money you paid her for her 14 hours, 12 hours to go back to you. You want the amount that you paid not only for the hair that she used, but also the hair that you used there. That way you don't pay for hair at all.


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[Assistant] Right? That's what you're saying. You shouldn't have to pay for hair at all. Which would be a freebie hair. Uhm, 900 you're suing for that. You're suing for 2200. Is that what you charge to do it? Okay, so that's-


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[Assistant] I understand that. And then you're charging $700, you're asking for $700 for removal of glue to explain that to me.


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[Assistant] Uhm, at a particular braids and weave salon for $700.


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[Assistant] Are the damages that naturally flow from whatever wrong you're able to establish. Okay? But if you cancel a trip to Tahiti, or you cancel your birthday party, that is your choice. Your choices don't always cost somebody else something. And 2000 for pain and suffering. Uh, I think the same analysis goes for that. Folks, here's where the problem lies.


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[Assistant] You're acting like this is a science and that by bringing him in to critique her job


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[Assistant] That somehow I can conclude his way is the only way and her way cannot.


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[Assistant] Unless, you know, you guys are going to show me some authoritative scientific book on how this is done and that somehow she did something wrong, I don't see how it is that you can win this lawsuit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, based on what has been presented to me, I am not going to order the defendant to recompense you $9,180. It's, like I say, it's an art and not a science. I don't know why you would start ripping this stuff out of your own head. I don't know why you would cancel your birthday party.


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[Assistant] An American can do whatever you want, it's just that it doesn't necessarily mean someone else has to pay you $9,000 when you do it. Verdict for the defendant. Thank you, Your Honor.


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[Assistant] Uh, you were living in a rooming house, uhm, that you own, correct?


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[Assistant] Alright, during the time that you were in the hospital, uhm, somebody went to pack up your things to move you out of there.


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[Assistant] And you feel he's not entitled to get that deposit back because...


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[Assistant] Alright, uh, oh, he just never gave you notice, so you didn't have a chance to rent it out. That's what you're saying.


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[Assistant] No, there's something in the law that does though. Uhm, is the lease just over? Or does, is the lease a month to month?


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[Assistant] Now the rest of what you're suing, you're suing for $600 security deposit. We've really been over that. You didn't give him notice. You're not entitled to get that because that goes to cover that month that he wasn't able to rent your room out because you didn't give him notice. And then $2400 for pain and suffering. What is that for?


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[Assistant] Okay, you keep calling it abuse, but in my, I'm a judge, and in my world, when I hear abuse, I think of something very different than the stuff you're talking about. You found the manager annoying, and you told them the manager is rude and he's annoying. How does that entitle you to pain and suffering?


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[Assistant] Good for you. That'll be fun. That's a nice next chapter.


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[Assistant] So, I find against you on the 600 and, um, reference of pain and suffering that another person inflicted upon you, you say, because he was rude, um, I also find that he doesn't have to pay that. So, I am finding fully in favor of the defendant. Thank you, Your Honor. And thank you for your service.


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[Assistant] Alright, Ms. Duncan, what is your relationship with the defendants? Family, friend.


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[Assistant] Alright, so at some point in the last almost two years.


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[Assistant] Listen. Yeah, I'm listening. I'm just not hearing an answer that sounds like a defense. It was almost two years ago. You guys were supposed to pay back in a few weeks. What is your defense if all you've paid back is $900?


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[Assistant] You haven't gotten your income taxed today? No. Oh, well you know what? That sounds like a you problem because you've had two years to pay her back.


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[Assistant] Two years, the two of you have had to pay her back. The person who you went to to get the money, and what reason did they give you for needing money from you?


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[Assistant] So you agree that she's right about that? Okay, I got it. Alright, so I am going to order them to pay you


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[Assistant] A total of $1,800 plus your court costs plus pre-judgment statutory interest since it's been owed.


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[Assistant] Well, he was strapped on the rail of the garage door and he just snapped the collar from the plastic clip that goes on the collar. He snapped.


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[Assistant] Well, it's from my son's dog. We've had him since puppy. We always had him and I've been taking care of him.


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[Assistant] Okay, on November 23rd, I had the pit bull tied up in the rear of the garage door. Okay. And I went inside because I was watching him. I left him right there. I went inside to use the bathroom after I went after it took like one minute or so. And I ran out and I heard him screaming.


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[Assistant] And, and his, well, the other neighbor's premises.


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[Assistant] Alright. Can I get at least a couple seconds of your view? No.


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[Assistant] One second, one second. What do you want? One minute, one minute. What do you want? Uh oh. Uh oh. One of the cameras, will you marry me?


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[Assistant] I did uhm, I was in the room uhm, our bedroom and I hear this loud doon doon doon doon like a really thumping


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[Assistant] Sound. And I open the door and...


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[Assistant] Welcome back to People's Court, Harvey Levin here. Okay, so who knows something about dreadlocks around here?


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it's very creepy, but, you know, look at it, so he, he can do it. That's what I think, but, well, it's, it's a very tricky situation, so.


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[Assistant] And how about you? I'm an HR manager. Okay. Alright, so at some point,


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[Assistant] Mr. Morganti, who is, is he your husband? Yes, he is. Uhm, had some kidney issues. Have you had the transplant?


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[Assistant] You did. How did it go? You look good.


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[Assistant] You find out about that and you happen to have a house in Jacksonville. So, what is your offer to her?


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[Assistant] Alright, so you tell her about it, and what's the agreement?


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[Assistant] Alright, now you dispute that that was the agreement, correct? Yes. According to you, what did he say?


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[Assistant] Well, you should. It's your utility. And according to him, maintain the house.


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[Assistant] Uh, yes. Okay, so now when you, did you move down there too or did you stay? No, I did not. My husband did. Alright, so you go down.


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[Assistant] You, I presume you go down with him the first time. The first time, yeaah. Right? And what condition was the house in?


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[Assistant] Right, so if they're supposed to be paying you $500 in rent, what right do you have to, to have your friends that they don't know stay in the house that they're in?


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[Assistant] Okay, so in, uh, when you gave, I guess the utilities were going in your name to your place and then you would give them to her to pay and then she would pay them. And that happened in November, December, January, February, March and April. Did you ever say, where's my $500 a month?


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[Assistant] Including heating, AC, water, electricity, and basic cable is $500 a month.


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[Assistant] That's not what you said. Including utilities is what you said. It's the exact opposite of what you're arguing in this lawsuit. So you're suing for $3,000 and unpaid $500 a month from November to April. The next thing you're suing for is June and July electric bill. Can I see that? Did you pay June and July electric bill?


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[Assistant] So, you have several complaints about the way that they were taking care of the property. Tell me about that. Or not taking care of it.


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[Assistant] You're all, you're suing for $225 to repair the Lanai screens. Is that correct?


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[Assistant] Okay, can I see the proof of the damage to the Lanai screens?


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[Assistant] You know, whenever you, you get to a place that you are renting for zero or renting for 500 or renting for 10,000, you should always take pictures of how the place looks. And whenever people new come into a place you own, you should always take pictures of how the place looks.


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[Assistant] With the Florida home. I don't know where that comes from. What's that about?


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[Assistant] It cost me 500 a month in base expenses to keep the house. I've mentioned that to you before. It's perhaps better for the both of you if you find a room at the Y.


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[Assistant] You respond to it though 12 days later. You remind him that you asked how much do you want for the house and that he brushed it off as if he didn't want anything.


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[Assistant] And you thought what a kind person. You asked him how much the expenses usually were and he said about $500.


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[Assistant] That's what our argument, the thing that told you to tell the kidney patient to go to the Y was over $330 because that's what you paid to have it up to par. Now let me ask you a question. I'm looking at texts and emails and it appears that some hidden cameras were installed in the


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[Assistant] Naked. Pretty sure he had a pair of shorts on. To which you respond, I have it on video. Welcome to the 21st century on video recorded. What did you record?


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[Assistant] Because I gotta tell ya, you know, he has a God-given right to some privacy in his place.


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[Assistant] Without them knowing, but to record it? Take a picture of it? Like, what are you thinking? This is insanity.


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[Assistant] I think it was the fact that you recused yourself from an HR issue he had. He thought that he would have some help from you in doing that. That's what I think, because the very first email when he goes nuts mentions it. That's what probably happened, but based on what I've heard, I am ordering you to pay him zero.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Douglas. Okay, Mary Ellen Radice. Yes. You are, uhm, suing Chris Schaeffer.


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[Assistant] For an outstanding bill that you say he owes you and has not repaid you, what business are you in?


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[Assistant] Right, so he hires you, he said to you, I want you to put Humpty Dumpty back together again, and did he say to you how much he would pay you for putting Humpty Dumpty back together again?


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[Assistant] Okay, and what did he say to you saying it's usually about a thousand? That was fine. Okay, and then what happens because you sent them a bill for double that. Well, plus parts. Yeah, whatever. Okay, so what did you, what is the work you ended up doing?


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[Assistant] That doesn't sound like something an icon would do, it sounds like something a nut job would do. So if your defense is she agreed to do it for free, labor for free, I'm gonna need to see proof of that.


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[Assistant] Okay, did you agree to do it for free? Now, you have some evidence that you would like to introduce from the charity that he said that he was a part of.


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[Assistant] To use it for charitable purposes later. I mean, that would be something if people can just do that. So, there's nothing that you're telling me that would buttress your position that she agreed to work for free.


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[Assistant] Okay ma'am, you bought a car from his company, uhm, are you the owner of the company? Yes.


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[Assistant] No, that doesn't tell me that you did fix it. That tells me, we all know that you ordered the part and it was the wrong part the first time. That would, so it wouldn't even show me that you ordered the right part. So tell me, uh, do you have any, any paperwork from the day that you say you fixed it? Cause you say that never happened. Correct. Right. So do you have any?


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[Assistant] Typically a dealership would create paperwork saying that's what I'm asking for. And what did you say?


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[Assistant] That's paperwork generated on the day that you fixed the window, right? So according to this document, on October 9th, you fixed it.


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[Assistant] Well no, somebody actually wrote on pen, and a different pen, on top of it, saying passenger rear.


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[Assistant] But, so who took the time to doctor this after someone had already written it because someone took the time to win a different ink to write no charge to customer and passenger rear. Who did that?


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[Assistant] And you have a mechanic fixing the car and filling out paperwork that you're legally required to fill out. Why would it say temporary plates when by then she already had a plate?


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[Assistant] Okay, so if I see proof of that, that's as true as everything else that comes out of your mouth, right? So if I see proof that that's a lie, then I can pretty much know where everything else lands here, right?


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[Assistant] Okay, that's what people use to prove something failed. And taking it to a mechanic who says you're probably gonna fail is not the same. So now, this, what is this?


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[Assistant] Okay, someone wrote on here, passenger rear window replaced August 27th.


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[Assistant] Cause that's the day of the sale, and even you don't say you fixed it then. What is wrong with you?


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[Assistant] Uhm, and they lied to you about it. Uhm, or unless you had a warranty that covered it, you're as is.


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[Assistant] Sale takes it out of protection for that. Now, the diagnostic for Volkswagen, the diagnostic for what?


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[Assistant] Based on the fact that the paperwork says temporary tag, I know you didn't have the car in front of you because I know that she had the right


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[Assistant] Well, we separated in January of 2018, but I remained in the home until July.


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[Assistant] Once we got the divorce, I became eligible for financial aid. So you applied for financial aid? Yes. And what happened? They gave me a grant and in October. Of what year? Of 2018. They said that they gave me a grant and I'm like, okay.


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[Assistant] That was, yes, I did, but that was in relation to him getting the house refinanced that he didn't give me half for, so it balanced out and this was all taken care of in the divorce. Okay.


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[Assistant] It wasn't like I punched holes in the walls or did anything malicious. I just didn't clean up after myself. And then he starts saying, even like the couch he's referring to, that couch was bought when we bought the home.


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[Assistant] To tell me he wanted a divorce and said, if you can't love my mom like you love me, we don't need to be married. Who does that?


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[Assistant] Yes I am, I have one more semester left. One more to go? Yes, and I will be a nurse. Okay.


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[Assistant] Correct. And if you see the numbers there, he told me that two and a half percent of the growth of the tree went to my property.


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[Assistant] But 97% of the tree stump is on his property line.


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[Assistant] The tree pushed the cinder block in.


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[Assistant] He was sending me a nasty messages which I wanted to give you the pictures to see.


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[Assistant] There's two limb that was going on top, which is I repaired the top. You can see it's not painted. There is a bare wood there, which the branch was went inside the garage before he cut it.


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[Assistant] Correct, but I guess in certain terms that...


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[Assistant] So we continue, I guess, you know, being fun. Well good luck to you. That's good to hear. Thank you.


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[Assistant] The conversation, well, this all started really back on July 25th when he emailed my property manager or he contacted my property manager saying that I needed to pay to have the tree trimmed back. And then my property manager emails me saying,


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[Assistant] This neighbor wants you to pay to have the tree trimmed back. So in Florida, it's his responsibility.


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[Assistant] Any of this growth is considered sucker growth. It is wound tissue on a tree. This tree will never be as sturdy as the original growth. We have hurricanes, tropical storms that come through. These new growth will easily snap off and break.


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[Assistant] When I be able to add one more thing, he had the nerve also to take the tree trimmings from my tree and another tree, an elm tree that was growing out of his porch. Imagine an elm tree coming out of his porch and he takes all those tree trimmings and puts them in my front yard.


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[Assistant] Well, it's kind of hard to find because it's a dwarf orchid tree. Okay, so dwarf orchid in itself is very rare to find.


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[Assistant] Okay, well, uh, you can, I have some pictures here of some regular orchid trees. They were five foot tall. And this one's 119, but it's not a dwarf orchid.


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[Assistant] Well, my tree was actually ten foot tall. These right here for Sarah, five to six feet. My tree was at least a three inch.


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[Assistant] Well, I would argue with that. I mean, it may look like it's better but appearances can be deceiving.


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[Assistant] I approximately started working for him, uh, in the springtime, uh, I would say March.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I worked for a well-known company in the area and, uh, they were going through some, uh, legal battles with the state. And I'm a Christian and I just didn't feel like I needed to be part of all the stuff that was going on because there was allegations going on. And so, uh, actually I got laid off by them so it kind of worked out.


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[Assistant] Well yeaah, because I saw him in Circle K, and uh, he was telling me that he needs helpers. He needed people to work for him.


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[Assistant] There was times where I'd get cursed at, you know, and I get it, we knew each other, but at the end of the day, you're a business owner, even though we're...


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[Assistant] Basically, family. You're still a business owner, you know. You shouldn't be cursing at your employees because they're not doing what you want or how you want it done.


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[Assistant] I didn't, and I have a pay stub showing when that paycheck was released, and according to him, he didn't have, he didn't get paid. I have the text messages. According to him, he didn't.


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[Assistant] Telling me I had to wait until next week because he hadn't gotten paid but I have this pay stub showing the paid, the check date which is the 12th which is a Friday. I have it right here.


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[Assistant] Cause my light got cut off. Okay. And I was depending on that paycheck.


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[Assistant] You show up at 8.30 in the morning and uhm, they show up whenever, his brother's normally there between 8.30 to 9 and he-


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[Assistant] And they basically have a board and they have all the works, you know, that are for the installers to do, which myself was the only lead installer.


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[Assistant] I install AC, I also service AC, I try to diagnose as best as possible, so that's what I do.


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[Assistant] The week before that, when the 12th that Friday when I was trying to come get my paycheck, I was on a job. I left it, I left it at a certain time because they knew I had to pay my light bill. I explained to them. He claims he didn't know.


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[Assistant] But I very clearly let them know, cause like I said, we're very close, so I let them know all my personal business. Uhm, his brother was gonna try to get me out of there as soon as possible. I came into contact with some problems, so it delayed my time being there. So there's-


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[Assistant] Okay, so basically that was a part that got messed up in what I was doing. I tried to take it out and it got cross dreaded.


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[Assistant] It was already cut off. They knew that I had to go. That's why I needed that paycheck. So.


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[Assistant] He's cursing at me. Give me, excuse me, give me pictures and this. I said, listen, you're yelling at me. You're cursing at me. I'm not doing anything right now. I'm in an attic. I'm hot. So I'm going to get out of this attic and then we'll talk. So I get out of the attic and I speak to his brother. I sent him the pictures they wanted and I left the job because there was nothing I can do. I show up to the, to the shop to talk about, you know,


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[Assistant] No ma'am, I wrote, hey, I won't be available for work today. I need to take care of the errands for my family. Please let me know when I can get my paycheck.


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[Assistant] I just wanted, you know, I didn't want it to get this far, but I mean, like I said, we're kind of like family.


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[Assistant] Well, my wife had to go back to work just to, cause I'm in the process of trying to become a disabled veteran, so it's a process.


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[Assistant] But do you have pictures of your hair, of the hair you do and maybe they want


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[Assistant] The text that you sent her. Yeah. Okay. So she comes in to do this job and she does show you a picture of how she wants it done.


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[Assistant] And in fact, she says that she wanted the long side past her shoulder.


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[Assistant] So, somebody posts on your Facebook page after you complained about her, you know where she stays, you go give her a hundred and seventy-five dollar


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[Assistant] Blank whooping, period. How does she control, how is that something that, I mean when you, okay, so you say that person is threatening you, that person is smack talking to her on her Facebook page, but you saw it, that's what you mean, right? Did anybody actually threaten you?


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[Assistant] Because here's what I don't do. I don't allow litigants to exaggerate and then call that evidence. I need to see the evidence of a threat. I'd like to see that because you're suing for cyberbullying. I want to see who bullied you. First I want to see if anybody bullied you. Then I want to see if the person who bullied you is her.


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[Assistant] Some of the tracks aren't sewn down properly. I'm not trying to cause any problems, but for the price I paid, this is unacceptable. It is also my birthday weekend, and I had a photo shoot, and although my hair is passable, it isn't up to standards like it should have been for that price. I've tried to deal with it, but I couldn't anymore. I just wanted to know if I could get some compensation for my hair, whether it's more money off, a free install,


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[Assistant] Hi, yes, I don't have a problem with giving you a free install, but when you said you noticed things once you got in the car, you should have come back in the shop so that it could have been fixed, not waited until a day later to say something.


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[Assistant] I advise that in the future you go back in. Okay. Because that's just the better way to do it and everybody's happy.


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[Assistant] Okay, thanks for that. We're all good! Okay, thanks for that. Free install, we've settled the case, we're all good. And then, you send this.


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[Assistant] In reality, I wouldn't be wrong if I didn't redo your hair because for the simple fact that, and caps, I asked you before you left if there was anything wrong with your hair besides the mistake of me cutting it too short. Right then and there was your opportunity to speak up. How is that a good idea?


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[Assistant] You have to have the last word. Why when you have it resolved from a customer, so you're a business woman now, right? So your decisions have to be not paced based on emotion.


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[Assistant] And insult and ego and anger and all the other things that motivate all of us when we, you know, when we smack talk on text or DM.


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[Assistant] Whoa, wait, but there's more. She sees that.


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[Assistant] And what's her response? Wow. Okay. You know what? You're absolutely right. I should have come back into the salon to let you try to fix your mistakes.


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[Assistant] But as I already said, I had work later on, I was irritated, I had errands to run. You being a stylist, you should always double check and never let your clients leave your seat looking any kind of way, but I digress. Also, you could say you don't have to redo my hair, although the ethical and moral thing to do would be to understand how you made a client feel on her birthday weekend.


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[Assistant] Now I'm perturbed and I'd rather you not do my hair. But like I said, I'm not trying to cause problems. So if you want,


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[Assistant] To, you could either just give me half of my money back, 75 bucks on my cash app, here's my address, or you could just replace the hair that you cut wrong so I won't have to buy anymore and I can let someone else install it. Look at that. And then, what do you respond back? What does she, do you know what you responded back to?


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[Assistant] Bop that girl's head. That blank wasn't installed right. She should, shoulda beat yo. Blank. Scammin'. Blank. Long. Feet. Blank. Long feet?


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[Assistant] And it only went to social media because you didn't treat her right to begin with. Because you had to have the last word and you had to, you know, and then everything descended. There's a cost to that. And that is that you live by the sword, you die by the sword. You want all that, Poppy, you want your whole life out there? Yeaah. Some other people may not like what you did. No.


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[Assistant] You gotta pay the lady back. I'm ordering you to pay her back the $271.21. The value of the hair extensions plus the money for the install. That's my verdict.


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[Assistant] Okay, Jeffrey, you've asked us not to use your last name. You're suing OBE Mobile Marine and Steve Rose. Who's that?


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[Assistant] Okay, and William, who's asked us not to use his last name either, that's you, right?


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[Assistant] For $4,764.19 that you say you are out as a result of faulty workmanship and lack of follow through on a boat that you bought that they repaired. Alright, tell me what happens. You bought what kind of boat?


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[Assistant] Okay, somebody moves. Alright, so it ends up at your place. You approve that.


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[Assistant] Alright, so what was your understanding that William was gonna do?


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[Assistant] Steve never told you that for $3,500 your boat would have all new parts? That's just silly. What did you think you were going to get for $3,500 on a 1991 boat, an engine that's old enough to...


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[Assistant] To do the next step and the next step and the next step because my understanding based on your answer is that you would do one thing and you would see another thing was necessary, right?


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[Assistant] You wrote lists, but all the lists come into fruition after the police end up at your house. There are no receipts beforehand, nothing signed, that kind of thing. But that's alright. Let me see the receipts for all the parts that you are, you have this list, you have a counterclaim against them because you feel that you were underpaid. Let's back it up.


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[Assistant] He gets tired waiting. He goes over to your house. He says, I'm done with you. It's August what?


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[Assistant] You're telling me in your counterclaim, Judge, I...


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[Assistant] I have over $2,000 in just parts here.


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[Assistant] Alright, so you out there, you two agree that you're gonna pay him $2,000. Is anything written down that day between you guys?


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[Assistant] Alright, now you've got a counterclaim against him, Steve, for uhm, defamation. Let's talk about that.


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[Assistant] Can I ask you a question because I've seen this situation come up before where someone's trying to be helpful and so they refer someone to someone else. Uhm, his position is, look, I brought my boat.


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[Assistant] You brought my boat to him, you're in. And uhm, everybody expects everything's gonna go right, and everything's gonna be fine. And then the idea is he's gonna pay you, and then you'll take your cut, and then you pay him. That's what everybody expects. I know how this stuff works.


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[Assistant] Alright, and uhm, but then it doesn't and now people want to do the Michael Jackson moonwalk and say I'm completely separate and that makes it a little more complicated on a defamation case.


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[Assistant] Based on what I'm looking at, the additional repairs that you did have nothing to do with your agreement to pay $3,500 for these other repairs that was the original agreement. According to your testimony, the original agreement is the bell housing and the out drive for $3,500.


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[Assistant] So if what happened was the bell housing and the gimbal housing and the new starter at $2,000, sounds like you did fine.


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[Assistant] Now you've got a counterclaim against him because you feel that at $2,000 it wasn't fine and that he owes you another $2,200 in labor.


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[Assistant] Because you are into it for X amount of money on parts. Your problem is that you can't prove the basic tenet of your lawsuit which is I am into it for X amount of money on parts. That makes it very hard for you to come here and demand


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[Assistant] You know, a scientific mathematical calculation of what you do when you don't even know what you're doing. So, you're not gonna win on that. And Steve, I gotta tell you, your defamation case is not looking very good now. I don't think you were sufficiently divorced from it for him not to be able to have an opinion. I'm telling you to stop it though. Alright? I'm just telling you.


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[Assistant] So zero on your defamation case, zero on your labor, and zero on all the other things you needed to do to get your 1991 boat up to par. Good luck, gentlemen.


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[Assistant] Alright, you and the defendant were roommates.


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[Assistant] Okay, and according to you, there were a series of loans because your business was having a little cash flow problem. Is that true?


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[Assistant] Okay, now according to you, through a variety of different loans at different times,


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[Assistant] Okay, because of course, if he went to the leasing office, then that would alert them that there's a problem and then they might tell you, you need to get out. Alright, so did the two of you arrive at any agreement in return for not going to the leasing office?


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[Assistant] Okay, now, do you, what would make you think that the request don't go to the leasing office?


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[Assistant] Means, because the leasing office is going to charge you a few months anyway to get out of the lease. So what about that request makes you think that you get to just break up to your lease and have zero penalty?


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[Assistant] We'll talk about the furniture in a minute. Right now I'm just talking, he's suing for several things. The first thing he's suing for is the rent and I'd like to finish that. Why would you think that you are


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[Assistant] You're gonna need to prove them if you want to collect them. Okay. Now let's talk about the loan. According to you, you agree with the amount, but you say that that's more than taken care of by the furniture that you left behind. Tell me about the furniture that you left behind.


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[Assistant] Okay, we're square because you're leaving me the furniture.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I will order that as well. Right now, based on what I am listening to, I am ordering you to pay the two months of rent. That's $1400. I'm also ordering you to pay the $1465.36 and I'm asking you the $334.64 in interest charged on the loan. Where do you get that from?


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[Assistant] I just made a mistake, like everyone makes a mistake, so by making my mistake, I offered the money off.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the problem that I have is she contacted me a day later or so.


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[Assistant] And told me that it was an issue, but I asked her before she left the salon.


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[Assistant] Was everything okay? She said everything was okay. Then she said once she got in the car, she noticed things. So I said why didn't you come back in the shop?


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[Assistant] Well I sent the, the messages, uhm, they're circled there.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the issue that I have with that is because I asked before she left if everything was okay. She said yes. Right then and there she should have said, and then I gave her the $25 off as well. And then it shouldn't have been taken to social media because social media can't help you get your money back.


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[Assistant] I made a complete stop because- Behind the crosswalk? Yea, behind the crosswalk because the stop sign is right here. The crosswalk is past the stop sign. So she came, veered to the right, rapidly. I made my complete stop. I looked left to the right.


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[Assistant] Yes, I think so. Why? Because they expect women not to know what their car's about.


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[Assistant] But what if it's untruthful? What if you say something that's not opinion, but untruthful?


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[Assistant] Welcome back to the People's Court next case on the docket. The plaintiff rented a room from the defendant. The defendant will not return the plaintiff's security because he let the dogs out. The defendant says the plaintiff was a loud talker and cooked really late, not to mention the dogs. It's the case of you let the dogs out.


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[Assistant] I had a reverse issue with the boat, so I touched base with Steve Rose.


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[Assistant] So I wanted to get it fixed for the season.


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[Assistant] Well, I had went to Steve's house to look at the bow and discuss the work that needed to be done that he said he didn't have the tools. He was going to bring it to his partner who had the tools and a lift and a shop.


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[Assistant] It's over, I'm done with it, you know. I'll fix my own boat.


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[Assistant] You just gotta watch the people you do business with a little closer.


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[Assistant] I have been living there for about 6 months.


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[Assistant] Uh, actually I told him I'm going to move out. I'm going to find another place.


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[Assistant] Uh, just the incidents and then he claimed his dog went out and then, uh, it was my fault and then, so that's why he decided.


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[Assistant] I just used actually one day and because that particular day the temperature was really, really cold.


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[Assistant] I don't even know, actually I was moving out, I didn't even see the dog coming out, so.


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[Assistant] Uh, basically, uh, I had custody of a layer from the age of 14.


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[Assistant] She managed to find my rent money and she stole half of it.


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[Assistant] Yes I did. I told, I told Tinesa about the, about the issue of the rent. Aleya had taken half of my rent.


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[Assistant] I agree, but it also depends if there's like signs posted that dogs should be on the leash.


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[Assistant] In the month of August, I ended up getting a phone call from them asking if I would like


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[Assistant] And they reached out to me and said that that would cost me a lot of money and instead of doing that, that they'll blanket me so I can continue to supply or continue to rescue guinea pigs.


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[Assistant] Uh, they'll take over my rescue, so I don't have to be 501C, that technically I'm 501C under their name. Okay. And then what was the agreement you reached with them?


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[Assistant] It proves that for every guinea pig that I sold, I was supposed to get the $15 commission. $7.50 for me as a, not a volunteer, but as a paid employee, because that's what we agreed on, that I would get commission.


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[Assistant] And what she really wanted was at the pet store, they would do charity grants. If you hit a certain number of adoptions, you would get a grant. Every 500 animals that she would adopt, she would get $5,000. Every thousand animals she adopts, she would get $10,000.


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[Assistant] So, during like Pet National Adoption Week where the numbers, when you adopt out one animal, it counts as two.


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[Assistant] And she never cared about the profit, she cared about hitting a certain number because then she gets thousands of dollars instead of 10, 25, 30.


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[Assistant] And after a while she asked me to start forging.


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[Assistant] No, not at all, but hopefully the truth will come to light eventually and they'll see, everyone will see them for who they truly are. Just animal flippers.


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[Assistant] She took advantage of my Wee Cart for animals and


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[Assistant] Told me to do something and I listened like a foolish child.


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[Assistant] What I, I actually, I was concerned that she hadn't given her notice, uhm, and I told her point blank while I looked her right in the eye that I would take her money from her if she, uh, like, didn't give me a 30 day notice. Not only that, I asked her.


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[Assistant] Right. And I also uhm, I asked her, uh, whether, uh, she expected me to give her the money back. And she, uh, vehemently denied it.


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[Assistant] I told her that she couldn't have the money back.


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[Assistant] The police officer asked me if that was indeed the case. I told him it wasn't. And that was that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I had the expectation that I was going on vacation as a result of our agreement. This person lied to me from beginning to end.


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[Assistant] Because there are people that are relying on me and I made an agreement.


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[Assistant] Where time was of the essence. I was preferring to do it very much earlier. Okay. So I was very clear about that to the judge. Time is of the essence. She knows that. She's a teacher of law.


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[Assistant] Yes, because I was, I had brought my arm and I was in and out of the hospital.


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[Assistant] It was 6'9 when he gave me the receipt.


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[Assistant] I got another one, $600, and I'll put it back in.


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[Assistant] Yes. There's a door where it's not, it won't shut. I gotta slam it to get it shut just to get to work. And what's it got?


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[Assistant] It's painted a different color and it's got some, something from a junkyard, uh, a number on it. They come from a junkyard.


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[Assistant] I have to slam it, yes, and the water motor is laying in my floor. I don't have heat.


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[Assistant] Well, you got $750, that's almost there. I'll take what I can get, but usually when you sell a truck, it comes with a door and a blower. Yeah, I would agree with that.


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[Assistant] Well, you've learned the hard way. Anyway, you know?


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[Assistant] You're very welcome. Thank you. Alright, Mr. Smith.


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[Assistant] Well, thank you very much. Good luck to you. Thank you. Okay? Thank you. Alrighty.


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[Assistant] So, the plaintiff does prevail, but she's going to have to live to, uh, agree with her original agreement with you guys. That was for the 400 bucks. Uh, you okay with the judges?


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[Assistant] Okay, alright, good enough. Thank you very much. Good enough, Christian. Alright, thank you. Alright, Miss Sir? Miss Sir?


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[Assistant] Sounds kind of funny, doesn't it? What do you think about what the judge decided?


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[Assistant] So the plaintiff does win, but he doesn't get what he was seeking. Mr. Metcalfe, quick question. I can't believe you're a lawyer and you're talking back to the judge the way you were. Wow. Oh, I apologize.


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[Assistant] Get it off your chest. Okay. Very good. Thank you very much. Unbelievable.


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[Assistant] I feel sorry for you. You know, I really feel sorry for you. I was hoping you'd get enough to, but maybe you can replace that TV. Here, sit down this way. For the $225 the judge sets they're selling for now.


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[Assistant] Well, you go out and get another TV, alright? You're gonna get enough to buy one. Okay, no problem. Okay, good luck to you. You too. Thank you very much. God bless you.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, landlord shadier than tenants, tenants shadier than landlord.


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[Assistant] To, uh, fix all the items that were taken care of after the people came in for the water and mold, uh, protection that they ripped out of the house to stop the...


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[Assistant] Well, he comes over on the 20th of June and starts filling in the sheetrock and gets that going. He has a man come in to spackle the place, who was very good.


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[Assistant] Does that. And then he has a couple of sub-subgrantees come in that day.


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[Assistant] No, but I had a lot of medical problems at that particular time. My wife was doing what she could.


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[Assistant] And then all of a sudden we didn't hear from anybody and if we made any phone calls to the office, instead of being on a nine to five basis, they were now we're at a half a day basis. So when everyone wanted to talk to him, I couldn't, I had to leave a message and he would get back to me maybe.


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[Assistant] See, that was, that was on the, uh, the, the, the 20th. Oh, he had, no, he had one of his subtractions.


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[Assistant] Subscribe to actors, uh, contact me on Monday the 24th.


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[Assistant] He, he looks at, looks at what has to be moved out of there, which is four items of furniture, which we took all the cabinetry, all the, the china and everything else, and we physically got it out of the way, and he added four pieces of furniture to move out of the room so it could start a sanding.


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[Assistant] He put the cabinet in the kitchen back in place with a whole bunch of items on top and a microwave and just put it back where it was before. Very poorly and very lousy.


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[Assistant] Alright. There's some pictures there, if they were corrected by somebody else.


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[Assistant] Not really. He said he was going to have to possibly modify it a little bit, but he did an un-fantastic job.


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[Assistant] Yes, please. That's how it looked when it arrived upstairs.


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[Assistant] Yes, the center. Then I had a gentleman come in and rectify it.


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[Assistant] He told me that a plumber was going to be there on Friday the 5th of July and he never showed up. I waited for him Saturday and he never showed up. Finally Monday morning they called me back and they said, oh he'll be there Friday about 5 o'clock.


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[Assistant] After five minutes of five, he calls me and says that he's not there. I said no he isn't. So he says he's gonna call him. I says well,


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[Assistant] May I just note on the third picture, he has an air conditioned unit that's right by the television.


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[Assistant] Well, there's two issues. He didn't have renters insurance. So this was a problem that could have easily been solved if he just did the cheap option, which is simply buying renters insurance.


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[Assistant] Well, I have government records, uh, from HPD that showed that there were no violations in the apartment, and he could have done two things, which would have solved this problem. He could have, A, taken the money as he swore with his sworn statement, and he could have filed what's called an HP action. But I don't think that-


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[Assistant] Well an HP action is basically when the tenant would sue the landlord for repairs and damages and then they would go in and they would see that there are violations. He's called 311.


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[Assistant] No, I'm, I'm going to affirm based on conversations I've had with the super, based on conversations I've had with the managing agent.


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[Assistant] Well, if you look at the patterns on the graph, okay, the TV was very high at one point.


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[Assistant] Well, Your Honor, based on, um, records by the Housing Preservation Development, there are no violations, no leaks.


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[Assistant] Actually, it would have actually been probably a good thing that he filed an HP proceeding. Are you a litigator?


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[Assistant] All we have is that proof that there was a television there one day.


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[Assistant] Okay, so what it is is actually a retaliatory lawsuit because basically what happened is we've had two prior non-payment cases where he's not paid his rent and we've gotten final judgement with warrants issued against him.


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[Assistant] Well, I would have to say that I'm just glad that I got a fair hearing and the people, uh, chose Judge Maryland to give us a fair hearing and I believe the people have spoken and I think that you made a wise decision.


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[Assistant] After working, after uhm, you know, his employment ended with me, we still hung out.


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[Assistant] Your honor, I had to cut it and I was going to come back. I didn't have the wood with me to finish off.


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[Assistant] Actually, it never fired me. I told him I was coming, I was coming back. Well, I had to cancel the plumber. He told me to cancel the plumber. Ten minutes before he was coming to the house. So, and then we called. Because there was a payment mission. They owed me money weeks before.


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[Assistant] And, uh, they just stopped returning my phone calls for a while.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I got the first two installments, which was, uh, 2000 Urana. And that's it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, and the third payment was due before...


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[Assistant] Completion of flooring, which was a week before we put the vanity in. And I never got that because they said they were waiting on an insurance check.


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[Assistant] Welcome back to the People's Court, Harvey Levin here. Who's had an MRI here?


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[Assistant] Ms. Ransom, talk to me. What happened here? The defendant is your what? Younger cousin? Yes, Your Honor. And, uh, at some point he decides to move from Maine to Florida, and according to you, you help him out. How do you help him out?


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[Assistant] So the place where he was living with your mother, was he paying rent there or he wasn't paying rent?


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[Assistant] I mean, can I ask you a question, Ms. Ransom? Had there been a problem between the two of you that it was pretty obvious that, you know, things weren't going well?


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[Assistant] It could be really, really great, or it could just be, now what do I do? Because you not only employed him, you had...


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[Assistant] So, according to you, because he owed you for the Amazon thing, owed you for a loan you'd made him, and owed you for damages to the cushion, his last paycheck, you withheld some money out of it, correct? Yes, Your Honor. And then you send him the paycheck, and now he's no longer your employee, uhm, do you talk to him, and do you come to-


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[Assistant] Peaceful terms with him or you guys just aren't talking to each other and he's living with your mother?


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[Assistant] Okay, we're talking about what month and what year. That's obviously 2020 because it's COVID, but what month?


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[Assistant] Oh, so this is almost a year later after he's no longer working for you and whatever else. Okay, so go on.


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[Assistant] So you're suing Mr. Paul for your cousin for $500 because what? Cause he said that on, on Lynn's Facebook.


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[Assistant] Lynn. Wait, which employee? Lynn. Lynn. I thought you're suing Lynn. So Lynn's not going to be testifying for you today that that happened. Right? That's just hearsay. Do you have an affidavit from Lynn? You're not on good terms with Lynn. She's not your employee anymore.


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[Assistant] Where did you, stop a second. Mister, explain something to me, Ms. Ransom. Other than you seeing it on a computer in your office and then reading it.


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[Assistant] No, I'm not saying I wouldn't have done it. I'm just saying that maybe you weren't supposed to read it. But who else was reading it? Did you ever see it on his Facebook feed, bad stuff about you? Or did you only see him answering her comment?


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[Assistant] And then you saw a private message where he talked to her and called you a c-word.


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[Assistant] And how are, how do you come up with the figure, other than you feel that you're, uhm, that your younger cousin is ungrateful?


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[Assistant] How is it that you're out $500 by virtue? Cause you know, there's lots of other people who are a busy business woman. Right. Who have been working for 12 years to build it and have a family and a mother to take care of. They might not bother with this. Of course. They might think idiot and move on.


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[Assistant] But you're claiming to be damaged to the tune of $500. How do you pick the figure $500?


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[Assistant] Why, calling her a tyrant is a conclusion. Give me an example so that I can come to the same conclusion.


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[Assistant] She used to withhold my check too. Always an excuse. It's effing illegal. Is that the one sentence, Ms. Ransom? She used to withhold my check too? That's it. Yes, Your Honor. Uhm, now you have a witness, Mr. Paul. Who's your witness?


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[Assistant] Oh is it? Oh, this ought to be good. Okay. Well then, let's swear linen.


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[Assistant] Okay, Lynn, are you getting sued also by Ms. Ransom? Unfortunately, yes.


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[Assistant] Explain to me where your original comment was made. On your own Facebook account? On a private feed? What is it? Is this the one where everybody sees it? Where you put the post? Yes. So my question to you is were you ready to quit by that point? Because that's pretty much gonna get you fired. Or were you just so angry you weren't thinking?


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[Assistant] I really didn't care, I was just mad that I didn't get paid. Okay, so was that the first time you hadn't been paid? I was not paid on time. Twice.


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[Assistant] Okay, Ms. Ransom, do you have anything you'd like to say in response to the testimony that I just heard?


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[Assistant] See, there's two things going on. One is, are these things truthful? And the other is, are saying them and not being truthful actionable?


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[Assistant] Uhm, you, you are literally angry because you read the posts on a Facebook account between two people. Most of what you're angry about was on the private area.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Ms. Ransom, you know, the, the slander cases are very, very tough to prove. You, you know, I'm looking for how you can decide that you want $500 because someone said something negative about you. Uhm, that, you know, perhaps maybe you should have a thicker skin about. Uhm,


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[Assistant] I realized that he's your little cousin and you felt you helped him out and then you felt like he turned on you or whatever and that he should be more grateful that you were trying to give him a start. He feels like


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[Assistant] Uhm, it was, uh, hell on earth while he lived here. Either way, that's, you know, your own personal business, but really $500 where you can't prove to me that anything negative happened. If anything, the one thing you can prove is that the person who read it was appalled and called you right away to tell you about it.


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[Assistant] Not they thought ill of you, they thought ill of Lynn. So as far as this case, the only case I have in front of me is the case with Mr. Paul is concerned. My verdict in this case is for the defendant. Good luck, folks.


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[Assistant] No, but you know, as we tell our children all the time, say it, forget it, write it, regret it. And uhm, there's so many great things about social media, so many.


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[Assistant] You know, it keeps us incredibly connected to our children who are out of town. You know, then there's all this other, uh, bad stuff that happens, like there's a whole trail of evidence that follows you around forever.


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[Assistant] Uh, people, you lose the empathy of speaking to somebody face to face.


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[Assistant] You know, when you, if I, I might not say to you, you're, uh, uh, a jerk to your face because then I see the hurt in your eyes, but I'll say you're a jerk. It's easy to type it. It's so much easier to type it. So you lose the empathy and what ends up happening is people just, people could just end up being really mean.


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[Assistant] And, and I just think it hurts more. So that, you know, it's a whole brave new world where people have to navigate getting some thicker skin, uh, under these circumstances.


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[Assistant] Alright, Ms. Hill, so you rented a house from Ms. Delgado, correct?


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[Assistant] Now, your father had rented this house from her in the past, correct?


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[Assistant] Did she never sign a contract for the rental that had all the rules and regulations?


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[Assistant] Yeah, but he wasn't there, and then you have eyeballs, you see he's not there, there's no signed contract, you know he hasn't sent you one by email, so there is no signed contract, so it just slipped your mind to tell her, sign this, I need to see that you're, you know, okay, alright, let's be honest about that.


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[Assistant] You, according to you, Ms. Hill, what did you think were the rules about stuff? If you didn't sign anything, your father didn't sign anything, you know, what did you think you were supposed to do about everything?


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[Assistant] Okay, so you just left the garbage to be somebody else's problem, and I think it's pretty obvious that that was not going to work because someone was moving in the same day you were moving out, right? I did not know that. Okay. So she comes-


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, look at these forms, this is, did you hand her anything in person when you realized that dad wasn't there, dad never sent you anything by email signed, uh, dad never acknowledged, you didn't have a sign, did you say to her, hey, let me print out, you know, the rules, I need you to know what to do, or did that not happen?


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[Assistant] Alright, so did you have a good time, Ms. Hill? You had a good time, right? Everybody had a good time?


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[Assistant] So Ms. Delgado, when you came in, oh, besides the bugs, tell me about that.


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[Assistant] Okay, but then you didn't take the tape off, did you? Stop a second. That's not the point. You put tape all over the bedrooms and then you just leave it that way. And so when she claims that when she took it off, there was damage. And you guys left it that way. I mean, that's not, that's not small.


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[Assistant] Do you have any proof that the tape that was removed damaged the windows?


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[Assistant] And what? He gave you an asset for redoing? Just a second. He gave you a repair for redoing windows. I need to see that there's proof that the windows need redoing.


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[Assistant] Anybody can give you an estimate for what it costs to redo windows. I need to know that they needed redoing. That means you take the tape off and you show how she damaged it. You see? Now, uhm, Ms. Delgado, when you transfer the house to them, when you, when you meet with them and you're showing them stuff and you're walking through stuff, uhm,


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[Assistant] After you had accepted the deposit, you all of a sudden hear about a service dog, correct?


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[Assistant] And did you say anything to them about how many service dogs do you need? Like what is this? Are you just bringing all your pets? Did you, did you say anything or you just kept your mouth shut?


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[Assistant] So then what happens is the week goes by, you don't hear from anybody, right? Correct.


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[Assistant] And you go to the house and they are not there. Had they told you that they were leaving early? No, they did not. Alright, so what do you find when you get there?


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[Assistant] Let's go through the pictures that you introduced into evidence. This is a picture of a screen and the screen has several, uhm, rips in it. Uh, did it have any of that when you gave it to her?


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[Assistant] No. Alright, what do you think happened? You think maybe the animal with the nails and, you know...


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[Assistant] Ripped it I guess? Yes. This is debris that you swept up? Correct.


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[Assistant] Okay, were you doing that in, uh, right before the new tenant was gonna come in?


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[Assistant] Uhm, so what ended up happening? Did you have to drive back to address the garbage issue?


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[Assistant] I mean, Ms. Hill, do you understand what the problem is? I don't know what you thought anybody was going to do with all this garbage. Alright, these are the famous windows with the gnats and the tape and, well this one kind of, I guess you were pulling the tape up, but where's the damage?


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[Assistant] Everything that they taped is all wood. It's all painted wood. That's wood, it's not metal. Okay, so if I'm supposed to see that that lifted the paint,


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[Assistant] Why can't I see it in this picture? Did you ever give her a list of the things that are the reason why you were keeping the security deposit?


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[Assistant] Alright, so you call the father and you tell him what the heck and you go through this stuff with him.


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[Assistant] Did you send him written doc, a written list of why you were keeping the security deposit?


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[Assistant] But you do have a counterclaim for all of this stuff. So I'm gonna handle everything at once, but you need to understand what the law is in your state.


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[Assistant] And what is required of you so you can do it the right way the next time because...


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[Assistant] Uh, one of the things that a judge can do if they think that that was done on purpose and that you're being sly about things is double the recovery for the point for the plaintiff on this. So you need to be very, very careful about that kind of thing.


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[Assistant] So you refuse to give back the $900, and you're saying as a matter of fact now that you mention it, because she's suing you for a return of it.


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[Assistant] You say to her, you oh, I'll see you that 900 and raise you another 3,252 dollars and 59 cents.


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[Assistant] So, you're gonna have to prove to me that there is $4,152.59 worth of damages. So let's go through it. Window repair.


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[Assistant] Is the estimate for new screens 17596 from Home Depot?


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[Assistant] Then you drove up to get the garbage out and you are asking for...


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[Assistant] Reimbursement of your time and mileage. What is it you're asking for that amount?


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[Assistant] Well, let me ask you something though. She says that the document, right, but she says that the document that you sent her says, oh, by the way, if you leave garbage behind, I keep $100. Is that true?


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[Assistant] No, there's nothing about inside the house or anything. You're trying to charge $700 for the garbage. I know you're mad, but your own contract says, note, $100 fee is charged if any garbage is left on site.


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[Assistant] On site, which is what she did. So why should you be able to get any more than a hundred if that's what your understanding to, the understanding you give to people through the contract, you know?


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[Assistant] Alright, then you are complaining that they broke the hammock to the tune of $745.18 and you want a brand new hammock. According to you, they broke the wheels. Prove to me that they broke the wheels of the hammock.


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[Assistant] I mean, how am I supposed to see that from that picture? Why don't you just, I got an idea. If you want $800, why don't you just take a picture of the deflated wheel and then give me proof that it can't be replaced. That would be a better way to prove you're entitled to $800 for that, right? Rather than how you're telling me to look through a screen, look at this picture,


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[Assistant] And see that the entire hammock is ruined. Which I don't see. I don't know if those wheels need a little air. I don't know what happened. But you want $800 for that? You want a brand new hammock for that? I mean, you don't think you're overreaching a little bit? Alright, let's see the next thing in your lawsuit that you want to be reimbursed for.


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[Assistant] Kitchen sink cabinet replacement. Why would the whole kitchen sink cabinet need to be replaced?


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[Assistant] Do you have a picture of that? Do you have a picture of the actual? Stop. I don't see a picture of damage to the interior of the cabinet. So I can't order her to reimburse you for something that you can't show me a picture for.


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[Assistant] So I find that there's insufficient proof of that. Let's go to the next item that you're keeping for. Garbage removal, we've talked about. Thorough house cleaning. I'm with you.


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[Assistant] You shouldn't be renting houses because you don't understand what the rules are. And that is not an adequate condition. You left it filthy. There was food all over the floor.


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[Assistant] You left garbage in all of the garbage cans. Okay? You left bags because they're useful to somebody else. No. You leave no footprint when you rent somebody's house.


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[Assistant] Everything you take in has to leave because you are not the arbiter of whether someone else is gonna want your refuse, okay? You left eight bags of garbage in the side of the house that became a tremendous problem for her. It's probably the thing she's most mad at. You know, you really, really left it filthy.


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[Assistant] You know, she had to sit there and break her back cleaning up for the next person all in a hurry. Alright? She's angry because you really did leave it a wreck. I'm giving you all the grief because you're the only person I can talk to.


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[Assistant] I know there were a lot of people staying there. It's everybody's job, not just yours, cause you're the mom. It's everybody's job to li- but you know, since you're the litigant and you're coming to court, you're the only person I can talk to. You're crew!


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[Assistant] Left this really messy and dirty. And that's a problem for the next person nobody wants to move in with. If you had seen raisins all over the floor and garbage and all the garbage cans and tons of garbage, would you have rented the house?


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[Assistant] I'm pretty clear that you would not have accepted it that way. You would have turned around and looked at most of Delgado and said, are you out of your mind? Clean this place up.


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[Assistant] That's obviously what the next crew was going to say. So yeaah, there's a cost to that. Alright?


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[Assistant] Maybe not four thousand something dollars, like Ms. Delgado wants the cost to be, but a cost nonetheless. Based on what you have been able to prove, I find as follows. You're entitled to the money for the screens. There's no doubt in my mind that the animals did that. And that's the reason why you don't allow animals.


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[Assistant] You're certainly entitled to the $200 for cleaning, that's for darn sure. The thing that I keep going back and forth on is the garbage, because Ms. Hill wants the benefit of that contract without having signed the contract.


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[Assistant] And I'm just wondering, why should that happen? Why shouldn't it be closer to what your actual damages were? Or closer to what I think is fair?


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[Assistant] Uhm, when in fact, nobody ever signed a contract and according to her, according to her, she didn't even see it. So she couldn't have been relying on it because she didn't even see it. Uhm, I find that you're entitled to keep $200 for the garbage.


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[Assistant] Because I don't think she gets to take advantage of a contract that according to her she didn't even see. There's no reason why I should stick to that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and what ended up happening was, uh, causing a lot more grief than $100.


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[Assistant] Therefore, I find that you're entitled to keep $747.


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[Assistant] You're certainly not entitled to get an additional three thousand something, and that means that the plaintiff is entitled to some money back in the amount of $152.74.


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[Assistant] That is my verdict for the plaintiff in the amount of $152.74. Good luck, folks.


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[Assistant] Yeah, she didn't get the place that way. Okay, so whether she had a signed contract that told her what the rules were, she had, she needed to pick up a phone and call and say, hey, there's Nats, what should I do? Can I put tape on the window of your house? No, don't put tape on the window. I'll be right up. And then leaving the garbage there. She didn't get the house that way. You have to leave the house exactly how you got it.


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[Assistant] 10, 15 years, the parents hadn't found it. Grandma's gold watch. Right, so I left it on the counter with a note, we found that under such a, such a chair, and Tim calls us when we got back and says, oh my mother was so happy, she had been missing that watch.


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[Assistant] Okay, so uhm, the night he let me borrow the car, I'm driving to my client's house. This is why I took the hoopie, because pride is not an issue for me. I gotta make my money.


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[Assistant] I got a few things accomplished in the who, rather than the blew up, you know, but- No, it's just funny, it's just-


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[Assistant] Apparently the engine went bad, but we didn't know that, uh, when we, when I...


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[Assistant] I was getting off the highway and it shut in and it shut off, but then it started back up. And then I made it to my client's house, I delivered the food, and then when I got back in the car, it wouldn't start up. So my client gave me a jump.


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[Assistant] I made it around a corner, it stopped again. I called my brother and said it was messed up and I called my, uh, my mom and she came and gave me a jump and it stopped again. So we told it. I paid for the toll to get it back told to him.


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[Assistant] Did not tell me about no oil at all. If he had told me about oil, I obviously would have put oil in it. I'm over here tying up, uh, pipes underneath the car.


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[Assistant] Ayyy, I told him I was going to win, I told him he didn't have a shot in the Pacific Ocean of making this putt go in. It was over.


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[Assistant] So there's a pico pole pole that holds all the electrical lines about a


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[Assistant] You have to be, if you're within three feet of a pico pole.


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[Assistant] Cast iron connection at front wall to behind existing cast iron curb trap. Keep reading.


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[Assistant] Which is in good condition and no need of repair at the time.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't think it was the right ruling, but I'm not the judge.


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[Assistant] Because people feel like women don't know things, but we do.


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[Assistant] What they're saying I did, I didn't do. But you smoked. Yea, but I never smoked in an apartment just once.


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[Assistant] People's Court is now in session. The Honorable Judge Marilyn Lillian is now presiding. Litigants have been sworn, Your Honor.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, when I got there, I told them, I said, look, I said, I don't think I'm, I'm not gonna tip you guys.


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[Assistant] Uhm, time went on, he said give me some time, uh, they took the mirror so he can examine the mirror and see exactly what it was.


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[Assistant] I was a truck driver for 23 years. Okay, and I have a great respect for the, uh, for the profession and the work that the guys put in.


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[Assistant] Okay, it was a very hot and humid day. Okay, and as far as the negligence part, they came unprepared. They didn't come with tools, Juan. You need special tools to move a big mirror like that.


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[Assistant] For me, that wasn't the initial, there was no agreement. Uhm, whenever she gets mad or she wants to do something or I don't respond to her, that is her way of kind of like, uhm, grasping me back in, oh, here, I'll send you the money for your nails or, cause she used to post stuff like that on Facebook. So uhm,


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[Assistant] There was no, really no initial agreement on sending the money back.


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[Assistant] I told her to go into the bank herself. She said that her husband, she didn't want him to have the money that he had already taken money out of the account. She didn't want him to have any more of the money, so she wanted to transfer all the money out of the account because she wanted to pick up with her daughter and leave.


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[Assistant] You're taking it out of context because there's messages and there's phone conversations that we had in between those and then there was supposed to be two transfers that was done. So the messages that you're reading, I'm not sure if that's the first or the second transfer, but there was more than one transfer that you wanted to transfer again.


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[Assistant] She, she unauthorized it, so, uh, I mean, she unauthorized it, and there was a little bit more to the story after that, so, right, currently, uh, accounts are blocked. My sister's accounts blocked, my accounts blocked, anybody that was affiliated with- Oh, your sister might-


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[Assistant] It's life, things happen. There's nothing you can do about it.


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[Assistant] He says the cat went nuts and sprayed pee at him and the plaintiff's baby. So he did what he had to do and tried to scare it off with his pellet gun to put an end to the situation.


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[Assistant] And have their cases settled here before Judge Marilyn Milian in our forum, the People's Court.