AngelaHunter

Thank you! I was just watching this and very interested in the kooky Tesla lover's claims but it got butted into. I'm surprised she got the $127 for the rental since the insurance covered her rental but no way would she be seen tooling around in a mere Chevy. She had to have another Tesla for the extra money. "So that was your choice," says Judge T and p says, "It was for safety reasons." I'm pretty sure lots of people drive Chevys that don't blow up or fall apart on the highway. I did enjoy her telling the judges they didn't understand what they were looking at. It was pretty simple, but she kept denying the 1K she got or she paid it to herself or some nonsense. She got more and more annoying as the case went on. Nothing she said made any sense, especially the 6K pink wrap on the car when it seems she's not flush with money. The def might want to rethink her decision to drive when she can't turn around without messing up not one, but two other cars.

No parts available for a 2017 Totoyta Corolla? I might understand if this was a 1965 Fiat, but the Corolla is probably one of the most popular and common makes of car. This is example 3,467 of why you don't get some clown down the street, in the hardware store, or who you met standing in line at McDonald's to do extensive renos in your home or work on your car. Oh, Papa - wanting payment for emotional distress over a car is pretty goofy and greedy.

I went back and read your excellent recap of this case, which I just watched. I started by just half-listening while playing my traffic jam game on my phone, but then I put it down and by the end of this, I was all 😲. The defs, the hateful, vicious hag, and the nasty, chiseling old codger nearly made Judge T stroke out ("Oh my God!") with their outrageous behavior and their endless lying and denying everything. Vile, they were. Slumlords of the No-Tell Motel.

I needed a laugh today so re-enjoyed the car case, where we had a middle-aged man with the dullest eyes and dumbest expression ever seen. If my husband stood there in front of a national audience and said to a judge -in essence- "Why are you asking me what I bought, if I had a warranty, or if the car I had was a loaner or I was buying it? Uhhh... how would I know?" I would divorce him.

I only watched a little of this, so far. I got distracted by the fact that Ms. Paxton thought her choice of wardrobe was fetching or flattering, and then even more distracted when hearing that the demure-looking Ms. Garcia had her butt thrown in the slammer and acts like that was just a minor hiccup in her quest to get paid for her wrecked car. I'm always dazzled when hearing one of the judges say, "And then you went to jail for a while," as though it's par for the course, like going on a weekend trip. ETA: I watched the rest. The ghastly Ms. Paxton wouldn't know the truth if it ran up behind her and kicked her in her monumental buttocks. Everything she said was a lie. She couldn't even keep one sentence straight: 'I wasn't home... I was going to go to work... I was working... I was working at home (all at the same time). I wasn't in the car... Mr. X stole the car... I told him to take the car to get my rent money(?) He gave his car to Ms. Garcia after he wrecked hers... He's responsible/I'm responsible... I took $900 in cash in an envelope and pushed it through Ms. Garcia's mail slot (which she doesn't have)... I would have evidence of all this but didn't have time to get it together. I work I work I work." JT: "So? Everyone works." Has she not watched enough court shows?😄 Whenever the lying lump couldn't think of a lie quickly enough, it was "I don't know/I don't remember/maybe." She pays the P $400 to rent her car for one day, even though she has no license, of course. Seven days? Who knows? One is a pathological liar and the other a jailbird. I think I believed the jailbird more.

I couldn't stand that curmudgeon who brags about being a great salesman and seems proud of his "cash/no tax" ways. Yeah, I know many do it but most don't choose to announce it on national TV. Well, except on court shows where they do so regularly. I liked how even Papa got annoyed with the curmudgeon butting in and giving non-answers. No one thought he was cute. For all his professional wheeling and dealing, he never thought to put whatever fugazi agreement they had (seems they really had none) in some kind of writing. He just knows without checking that the bike is worth $6 - 7K. In fact, it seems it's not even a Harley, and just has the sticker on it. I saw the same situation on another show. Maybe it was the same bike. There's nothing wrong with Italian bikes, Papa, but people will pay more for a genuine classic Harley. What is an 81-year-old going to do with a motorcycle for the next 5 years? Do people ride at that age? I really don't know.

I had to rewatch that one - of course, I had forgotten most of it - since I got a kick out of the dumbbell P, who thought JM might want a glimpse of her massive mammaries, displayed like the prow of an ocean liner, and the bizarre def, the Stepford single mommy (wearing a most unflattering, skin-tight stretchy outfit) and her weird perma-smirk as she proudly announces she has to pay everything in cash since she can't have a bank account. Stupid question: How can one buy a car without a bank account, unless it's paid in full in cash, or in payments with 99% interest? If the former, where does someone who can't pay anything she owes get that much cash? Oh, wait. I just answered my own stupid question. 🙄

Thank you. For once, I just couldn't rewatch any of this stupid, dumb, ridiculous BS.

Ooh, one of my favorites. Thanks for the heads-up!

I think we were too overcome by some outrageous previous case to discuss this. It seems I didn't see it originally but did catch the repeat (if anyone cares!). "Family helps family" and "Forger gets Scammed"

All I could think of was a 6-month-old baby, living in this disgusting environment with these vile and violent female thugs. I believe the bearded one wanted to "fight" the great, big, shoeless def. UGH! "Pretty"? I beg to differ, JM. "My fiancee". I wonder if what was sure to be an elegant wedding ever took place.

While skimming over these revolting cases with revolting people, I find it depressing that for all the years that court shows have been on the air, they have not yet run out of marginal, scamming, ignorant, grifting, lying, mooching, shameless, nausea-inducing oxygen thieves.

I think it's more like the litigants and their actions in all three cases were so repulsive and vile that no one could finish them. 🤢

OMG, not me. The thought of again hearing about this kind of savagery, biting, and wrestling on the floor at a funeral parlor (and acting as though it's just normal family behavior) filled me with such disgust I couldn't FF quickly enough, lest I ruin my dinner. It was spaghetti and meatballs with lots of freshly grated Parmesan, so I didn't want it wrecked.🍝 This I enjoyed again. And that. I liked seeing these two mature men past middle age, telling stupid lies on national teevee and getting called on it. And then getting spanked again by Doug, as they slunk out.😄

A lot of cluelessness here. Plaintiffs seemed a little challenged or just not too bright. They were freezing to death for 4 months! But still, they didn't want to leave and couldn't figure out how to turn on the propane heaters, complain to anyone, or at least get some space heaters. They just sat on their bums and froze. They had time to get out before the big snows came, but they didn't. Yet, they want $3200 for all their trials and tribulations, this couple, past middle age and helpless. Def was a lawyer, typical of the type seen on court shows who doesn't know that hearsay isn't accepted as evidence. Cute. The only way I would commit a crime is if I could be guaranteed to have Papa hear my case and thus be assured to get away with with whatever I'd done. Yes. Just because. $500 was plenty for people at an age when they need to stop blaming others for everything that goes wrong in their lives.