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Amy never followed the nutrition plan after surgery. Her habits are the same as before surgery. With both pregnancies she ended up in the ER, from overeating, and the wrong foods for her nutrition needs.

5 May-“Car Sale Catastrophe “ 6/19/2019, Season 22 / Episode 148 Cases- APremature Car Sale - Turning A Blind Eye - Taking Too Much Money (Case 1-Missing title on hooptie Case 2-Plantation shutters without payment, but p. is a screw up Case 3-Tenant wants security deposit back, landlord left proof at home, boring case) p.135, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5385230 6 May--“Birthday Blowout” 6/20/2019, Season 22 / Episode 149 Cases-Blowing A Birthday - An Online Onslaught (Case 1-Fight over a 50th birthday party at a venue that went wrong. Case 2-Exes suing over their nasty breakup. ) p. 135, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5388385 7 May-Ditching a Loan” 6/21/2019, Season 22 / Episode 150 Case-Taking Off - Tree Troubles - Not Crying Uncle (Case 1-man loans woman gambler $200, and doesn't get paid back. Case 2-People bought $15,000 tree house to reward their kids, but contractor doesn't deliver. Case 3-Another dysfunctional family) p. 136, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5390879

They have 10 oddball ingredients from a farmer's market, and Sawyer gets to pick 6 of them that are must use ingredients for the 3 course meals black tie dinners each chef has to cook. They have one hour, appetizer in 20 minutes, entre in 40 minutes, and last course by the 60 minute mark. Jet Tila is the judge. Remaining chefs are Damaris Phillips, Stephanie Izard, Jonathan Sawyer., Bryan Voltaggio., Gabe Bertacci, Nini Nguyen, Elia, Brittany Anderson, Kevin Lee, Kathleen. (Sorry if I misspelled anyone's name). Kevin's description of dried scallops that aren't back to hydrated is hysterical.

Yes, Shuai started out strong, but is rapidly tanking.

They'll never say that on camera. They may need Applebee's to sponsor something some day. I thought Shuai's performance this episode was awful. He blamed Paula for his dish not being edible, told the judges he was tired, and you never admit that to the customers. I hated the 'family style' since the portions were so small that customers took more than the chefs intended. You can't have family style sharing without serving utensils, and with tiny portions, without making the serving size clear to patrons.

The Fanion is unnecessary, I have a pair of glasses that wrap around, and have foam on the sides, they're called onion goggles and they work fine. The problem with the fan is it just blows the fumes around, so where will they end up? With my luck they would cluster where I walk right into them. That fridge sounds awful.

People start dating someone that's a local celebrity for a lot of reasons. She does have a decent income, some from the show, social media income, appearances for money, Cameo's for money, and maybe other ways. Plus everyone on the show get trips and activities sponsored when it's filmed. I still think she lured the camel closer and put her arm where she could cause an incident that she could sue for. They do have a history of making pleas for money for phony causes (like Tammy's 'funeral' Amy raised money for), and staged injuries go right along with that.

S11.E09 “Floating Islands” New 5/5/2025 “Magically floating host Jesse Palmer invites the five bakers to create a "floating island dessert" using their chosen tropical fruit as the star ingredient. This light and airy dessert must be encased in a delicate, shimmering caramel net that appears to float effortlessly above the plate, showcasing both their pastry skills and imagination. Then, the competitors use concoctions from the Little Shop's Magical Elixir Bar to make an ice cream-filled cake bombe that's decorated to glow in the dark. ” Five remaining bakers: Priya -Calgary, Alberta Her chocolate desserts are beautiful. Chocolatier and pastry chef (Says she looks like Mindy Kaling) Corey -Washington, D.C. Wants Nancy to be so happy she conducts music. (She did on the first episode) Raveena Oberol-Vancouver, B.C. (Judge on Wall of Bakers) Made her own wedding cake, opened first storefront at 22. Lisa -Boston. Catering company chef. Mary-Frances-Calgary, Alberta. Culinary instructor. Preheat Challenge: create a "floating island dessert" using their chosen tropical fruit as the star ingredient. They have to do six servings of the dessert. Dessert must be encased in a delicate, shimmering caramel net that appears to float effortlessly above the plate, showcasing both their pastry skills and imagination. Mary-Frances-Passion fruit. She'll have to watch the tartness of the fruit. She's doing baked meringue. Her caramel cages aren't working. Her sugar cages are melting and watery dessert Corey-Mandarin. With baked meringue. His looks amazing. Taste is fantastic, no criticisms. Priya-Mango, with butterfly tea. Poached meringue. Cage looks like spun sugar, not like a cage. Taste is OK, but meringue needs more cooking time. Not an island. Lisa-Pineapple. with poached meringue. Lovely decorating, decoration on top of the cage is beautiful. But Duff says not an island. Overcooked her meringue. Raveena-Guava, with poached meringues. Winner: Corey Elimination Challenge: competitors use concoctions from the Little Shop's Magical Elixir Bar to make an ice cream-filled cake bombe that's decorated to glow in the dark. They pick their theme from flambe cocktails. I can't wait for this challenge, they've been showing it on the commercials, and it looks amazing. Lisa-Bananas Foster. Her ice cream is melting. Her cake looks disgusting. It glows. It's the one from the commercials. Taste is good Mary-Frances-Orange. Crepes Suzette. Her flowers aren't looking good. Duff likes the flowers. Very little glow. Taste is good, and enough booze for Nancy. Flavors are good. Corey-Baba Au Rhum flavor. His cake decorating looks amazing. Glows. Taste is good. Duff doesn't like the crunch from freezing. Cake was hard. Unless someone screws up, he's going home. Corey was comforting Raveena about her cake falling apart, what a lovely person he is. Raveena-Peach flambe. Decorating is lackluster. Cake is partly collapsing. Cake looks nice. It glows, and taste is good. No ice cream though, and no peach pieces. Priya-Chocolate cake with Cherries. Lots of bright glowing colors. It looks sloppy. Duff likes the decorating. It does glow. Taste is good. Cake is dense. Top Two: Mary-Frances and Lisa Winner: Mary-Frances Bottom Two: Corey and Raveena Eliminated: Corey. Priya, Mary-Frances, Raveena, and LIsa going on. I'm stunned. Raveena had no peach flavor, and no peach pieces.

S8.E16 Blast From the Past, New, 5/04/2025 "Ben and Erin take on a beloved Laurel home, bringing it back to the 1950s from its original '70s style. Blending iconic retro charm with modern updates, the Napiers look to create the perfect space for a well-known Laurel couple." John and Lucy are teachers and minsters, already bought the house in 2014, and want kitchen, bath and laundry restored to a 50's vintage look. The King House was bought by them in 2014, which is 70's era 3 bed 2.5 bath. They want it vintage 50's retro for $100,000 all-in rehab. The Kings were the owners John and Lucy bought the house from. Lucy wants an authenic look 50s kitchen with some improvements, like gas stove. Bathroom will be totally redone with a cute vanity. So they'll only do the kitchen, main bath, living room, and laundry room. They're keeping the lower countertops and cabinets, plus the classic drainboard sink. The beaded curtains have to go. Why couldn't they save the beaded curtain? Upper cabinets go. Bathroom tile all goes, Ben wants the mirror, if they can remove it in one piece. Ben builds some tables for John and Lucy, and will do a kitchen work island. Bathroom is having a problem, floor is strangely uneven concrete. They'll have to level it out with more concrete for $3800. They have to do a lot of trenching for the toilet move, the sink vanities move, the shower and free standing tub drains. The living room curtains are fantastic to give the 50's vibe in the living room. Kitchen has a nook banquette U-shaped, and Ben is builidng the diner look table. Erin consults a desiner who can replicate the patterns Erin wants for cork tiles. The shower wall will be a vertical stack, with a mosaid on the shower floor. Butcher block in the laundry room. The banquette cushions and back look beautiful. It's not a dining nook only, but for crafting with grandkids. The kitchen lower cabinets are being reenameled just like a tub. Erin goes shopping with a friend, Mary Katherine, who does estate sales, and a lot of mid-century furniture. Bathroom wallpaper is lovely, ivory and green. The wallpaper expert says you prime first, so if you need to remove the wallpaper that it's easy to do. Tub is a bubble tub, which is 2" too wide to fit through the bathroom door. They should have made the door 36" for aging in place. So they remove the door casing to get the tub in. The house is getting vintage look lights and sconces. Love the decor and curtains, Erin found for the house. House is beautiful, and vintage look. Erin had the beads and still in the house. I love the finished house. The color palette and decor is stunning. The finished kitchen is spectacular. I love the banquette and table, and I don't usually like banquettes. This could seat so many people. The finished laundry and sewing room is beautiful. Bathroom is so wonderful, between the tile, wallpaper and the rearranged floorplan. Because of a couple of issues, rehab was $105,000.

David said #3 was larger by almost 1,000 sq ft. It wasn't really emphasized though, just a quick mention in his description.

Have no idea why they’re airing Remarkable Women of the Year instead of Shark Tank where I live, in lower Alabama, but apparently others saw this episode, maybe on streaming? So I’ll do the best I can. Thanks for the updates. I keep wondering if the local channel is going to zap the next two episodes left this season too? I guess I'll find out. At last! It's on my Spectrum On Demand. Only two days after airing. I still don't know what happened to the regular slot on last Friday. New, 5/2/ 2025 5/9/2025 Sharks-Mark, Daniel, Kevin, Lori, Robert Jaju Pierogi-A family-made Eastern European pierogi. Kevin made his usual Sharky deal. I don’t see anything new about pierogi’s, they’ve sold them in my grocery stores for many year. Seeking $300,000 for 8%. Casey and Vanessa are selling this. They do have a nice variety, but still don't interest me. Sharks love the flavors. They're selling in Whole Foods, and other groceries. They made $7 million last year, but no profit. Kevin says pot stickers, dumplings and perogies are the fastest growing part of the frozen food sector. Sales are projected to $ 2.7 or 2.8 Million for 2024. Margins suck, and manufacturing costs are way too high. Lori is out. Mark is out. Robert loves the perogies, offers partner with Daniel, for $300,000, because Daniel is the 'food guy', and Daniel says maybe, then Daniel says no because it's a conflict with another company, and Robert's out. Kevin offers $300,000, for 20%, but they have to contract with his co-packer. Then Lori wants to go in with Kevin, and Kevin says no. The sisters offer 10%, and Kevin says no. No deal. Permaplug Charger Lock- a permanent fix for lost phone chargers. Another product I don’t see an issue for. I don’t need an outlet with a charging device permanently plugged in. ANd many home chargers that will plug into this will be too short to use and reach the device. $350,000 for 15% from Zach. Patented, locks plug insert in place with a locking cover. Daniel says works at home, but not on the road. Sales are $450,000 so far. Who feels comfortable leaving the charger plugged in constantly? All sales are direct to consumer, and to schools and institutions and Amazon. Margins are good. Kevin is $350,000 at 15% and $2 royalty forever, , Mark is out, Robert is out. Zach says no royalties in perpetuity. Daniel offers $350,000 for 25%. Lori offers $350,000 and 20%royalty of $1 until she gets paid back. Deal with Lori, $350,000 for 20% and $1 royalty until she gets paid back. Fanion Onion Cutting Fan-a kitchen fan that prevents "onion eyes" Apparently sellers spent 430K to invent a fan. Sharks tell sellers to get rid of inventory at a discount and move on, and they seem to be doing that. Sellers Glen and Madison Smith want $90,000 for 15%. Margins are OK. $28,000 in sales in 18 months. They've invested $468,000 in this, HELOC retirement funds, mostly spent on inventory. Customer acquisition cost are awful. They make no money. Mark is out, Lori is out, suggests selling inventory out and find another product. Kevin is out. Robert is out. Daniel is out. No deal. Rocco Smart Fridge: a smart mini fridge designed for drinks. $1500 for a noisy little fridge for your living room? Why. Apparently it includes custom fitted shelves. I could do the same for about $200, $100 for the fridge, and a little more for the plastic drink holders they make for fridges. Sellers Elise and Sam want $600,000 for 3%. Note: apparently the fridge is now almost $2,000 because of changes in import costs. Apparently the appeal is it looks like furniture. Shelves are adjustible for different size drinks. It has an app, and you can check your phone for supplies needed, and temperature. Margins are not good. Direct to consumer, $1 million in money invested. $4 million sales in 8 months. They have enough on order to sell $12 million for 2024. Robert is out. Mark in out. Daniel is out. Kevin offers $600k for 10%. Lori is out. Kevin is now out, and cancels his offer. They offer Kevin a royalty $50 per unit. Lori is back 600,000 at 4%, and royalty $50 per fridge until she makes her money back and a few $100,000 more. Update-Splash Swim Goggles, have done very well, approved for international competitions, and now sold in several other countries. Iceland, Australia are two. (Series finale 5/16/2025)

S6.E03 "Pitch Perfect Getaway", New, 5/3/2025 "A woman and her daughter-in-law are hoping to generate income from their family lakefront home, but they need a ton of help. Contractor Scott McGillivray and designer Debra Salmoni arrive to turn their homely cottage into a harmonious vacation rental." Cottage is close to the city, on a lake. Cathy and daughter-in-law Andrea are preparing the faimliy cottage for an income property. Current kitchen is an old galley style with a barn door over one entrance. Living and dining are nice size, but no view of the lake. Cathy's son, Andrea's husband are musical hobbyists, and that's going to be the theme for the cottage. Floors are uneven, with drops between rooms. Currently only two bed 1 bath. The second door off the deck goes to the other side of the cottage, no air conditioning or heat on this size, with two more bedrooms, and a bizarre closet shower stall. And a half bath in a closet in the hall. Plus, another kitchenette. So do they keep the two cottage sides separate or unite the cottage into one home. Outside deck has a great lake view. Apparently, two cottages were jammed together. Scott really called the cottage "the Harmonious Hub". Debra's theme is all kinds of music. Paint the house, eliminate the second front door, unite the house into one house again, creat a kid's room, primary bedroom with ensuite, big kitchen with eating island, large living room and dining. Make a better deck, with seating for dining and relaxing. Fix the bathroom situation, and bedrooms. They're keeping the fireplace insert stove for the family / game room. Debra suggests a small outbuilding for a potential music studio, or hangout room. Add another bunkroom, and a new guest bath. Scott goes to a music store, and buys some easy to play instruments, ukeles, shakers, cymbals, drum squares (didn't catch the name, maybe a Cahone) that are snare drums. Finished cottage is beautiful, I'm sure it will be rented constantly.

S17.E12 “Palm Springs Heaven" New, 5/2/2025 After a $1.6 million Powerball win, a couple's ready to buy a home in their favorite vacation spot in Palm Springs, California. They're ready to splurge, and they're calling on David to find a place their families can gather to carry on traditions. (Steve won $1.6 million on the $1.4 Billion dollar pot). Wishlist-Steve and Yvonne want $500,000 to $600.000 budget 3 bed 3 bath, pool if they can, golf course adjacent, second home for now, retirement home later. House 1-Cimmaron Quarry, condo - 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath, 1500 sq ft, $529,000. Great pool. big open living room, Nice update smaller kitchen, bedrooms upstairs 2 bed 2 full baths for guests, huge main bedroom with great closet, ensuite is big and updated, shower. Patio is nice, with a pergola. House 2-Roadrunner Ridge, a house -3 bed, 2 bath,1600 sq ft, $589,000 with a pool in the complex. kitchen needs a few updates, dining is big, living is nice with tons of windows, plantation shutters, bedrooms are nice, second bedroom is big, main bedroom is big, ensuite. plus a nice pool nearby (pools are with the complex). House 3- Golden Barrel, on a golf course in Rancho Mirage - golf course adjacent3 bed, 3bath, 2569 sq ft, $525,000 (once owned by Dean Martin's daughter). House is lovely. has a bar. dining area is big, lovely large kitchen with a counter built-in blender. Guest bedrooms each have an ensuite, main bedroom is big with a fireplace, and a view of the golf course, with an ensuite. Great patio with an outdoor fireplace, and outdoor bbq and kitchen. 2 car garage. They bought #3 .

Why am I guessing that he'll soon become her manager? He was a nurse too, so he must have brains. She has income, Cameos, social media sources, appearances, and a paid off house too. Bet next contract negotiation will be interesting.

What stunned me is that plaintiff wanted to stick her mother in that shed she bought for 1/10th the cost of a real tiny home, with plumbing, kitchen, etc. She bought a discount, partially finished shed I wouldn't put a lawnmower in, let along a human being. No ventilation, no insulation, nothing.

S1.E24 Pit Bull Attack. Plaintiff had her mom's little dog on a leash, walked in front of defendant's yard, when the Pit jumped the fence and attacked. Defendant's brother claims plaintiff's little dog, ran onto defendant's yard, burrowed under the fence, came into and back out of the back yard, and says plaintiff was also on the brother's property. Defendant's brother is such a liar. Brother of d. claims plaintiff's dog was off leash, dashed to the fence on his brother's property, went under the fence onto his brother's property, and then claims plaintiffs were running toward the dog, and then away, leaving the little dog to be shredded by d's dog. D.'s brother is full of ca-ca. Defendant who wasn't home during the attack claims plaintiff's little dog came onto his property, bit his dog's ear and started the fight. Bull pucky! D. and brother are total liars. Plaintiff gets vet bills. JJ actually said she believes the little dog wasn't on a leash, and came onto defendant's property, burrowed under the fence. So, d.'s pit mauling the little dog was excusable? Fence didn't keep the d.'s dog confined, and his dog wasn't in control. No way the little dog was on d's property long enough to burrow under the fence. That's ridiculous, and if it's ridiculous it didn't happen.

1 May “He Said, She Shed” New, Season 11, Episode (Chelzy Desvigne vs. David Werdelin ) From the show site: The plaintiff says the defendant damaged her tiny house during delivery and withheld $1,000 for repairs; the defendant says he sold the house for less, had to cut down a tree branch and move a fence, and offered a $1,000 discount for repairs. Plaintiff Chelzy Desvigne suing defendant David Werdelin for damaging her tiny house when he delivered it. Suing for $5,000. Defendant says he sold at a discount, had to do a lot of work for the delivery, and offered plaintiff $1,000 for repairs. Tiny house looks like it was dropped off of a cliff, not delivered. House was $10,000, including delivery. I'm suspicious of the quality of a $10,000 tiny home. Sounds more like a tool shed. Plaintiff claims it will cost her $20,000 to fix the house. Actual house wasn't as pictured, but that's the one plaintiff picked. House shows an incomplete structure. Flashing is torn off, siding also, plumbing pipes are broken PVC, roof has a huge hole in it. Defendant says her agreement to pay $9,000 and her acceptance is the completion of the contract. He points out that the roof/siding hole was only plastic sheeting. He says he only was agreeing to sell and deliver, and plaintiff would have to find a contractor to do the hookup, foundation, and permanent supports. House ad says it's suitable for a man cave, she shed, garden cottage, but doesn't say suitable for living in. Plaintiff paid half the price of a complete house, and but is the same one plaintiff saw at defendant's shop. The plaintiff is suing for demo costs for the house. She says she refused delivery, but defendant says she did not refuse delivery. My view, she saw it before delivery, it wasn't complete, and was a huge discount. I think she got exactly what she paid for, and agreeing to the $1,000 discount means contract is completed. House looked like a wreck in the original picture at defendant's shop, and plaintiff bought it like that. Corriero claims defendant needed a permit to move the house, defendant claims he didn't. Plaintiff has several estimates ranging from $8474, up to $34,000. Corriero says habitable home was what plaintiff would deliver, and she gets $5,000. Tewolde doesn't understand that $1,000 discount isn't realistic, and Juarez agrees with her. I think the house was in bad condition at the defendant's shop, and plaintiff got what she paid for, the shell of an unfinished tiny house. (Juarez says unwind the sale, and refund, but that's not practical) Plaintiff gets $5,000. Security Refund Rant” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 81 p. 54, 5 February 2025 2 May “Sneak Attack” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 40 p. 52, 5 November 2024 “Updo No Good” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 5 p. 50, 13 September 2024

I think they just wanted to get them out of the state, and make them Kentucky's issue again. Amy was shocked when she was told in court that she was banned from the safari park forever too.

2 May 4 p.m. episodes- p. 509, 11 October 2022 Anger Mismanagement ; Ex-Con Hook-Up Hijinx?! p. 505, 6 May 2022. Vacation Disaster! ; New Franchise Owner Upset 5 p.m. episodes- p. 465, 1 May 2020 Walkthrough Fraud?! ; Credit Card Share Fail! p. 465, 1 May 2020 780K Rusty Wallace NASCAR Bus Breakdown?! 5 May 4 p.m. episodes- p. 509, 26 October 2022 Puppy Mill Advocacy Gone Wrong! ; Say No to the Dress…And the Married Man! p. 509, 11 October 2022 Mean Girls Stage an Intervention?! ; TV Takes the Fall! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 465, 4 May 2020 Attack of the Great Dane Puppy?! ; This Isn’t Going to Go Well for You! p. 465, 4 May 2020 Dating Roommate Roulette! ; 8-Year-Old Maniac Driver! ; My Daughter, the Window Breaker?!

1 May--“Funeral Feud“ 6/14/2019, Season 22 / Episode 145 Cases-Fouling Up A Funeral - Beating Up A Car (Case 1-Different type of funeral case, including dying in mid boink and long delayed 911 call. Boyfriend died on the day before Thanksgiving, and plaintiff called defendant/his mom for advice. D. claims p.s stole her son's money, and says she owes p. nothing. P. says funeral couldn't be scheduled and paid for because of the insurance office being closed. P.'s parents paid for the funeral, d. signed a promissory note to repay the funeral costs. Funeral was $3700+, p.'s parents only wanted $2800+ back from d., and p. fiance paid the other $1,000+. D. says the promissory note was forced. D. told others that p. killed her son, stole his money, and stole his property. Agreement was d. would repay p's parents after the insurance money was paid to her, but d. is refusing to pay. P. gets the money d. signed the note for, $2780 plus court costs. Case 2-Road rage case. P. suing d. for car damages, after road rage case. However, p. kept egging d. on too. Personal note: never react to a road rager, or confront them. Never get out of your car, escape if possible. You can end up dead for reacting, or confronting them. p. 135, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5374264 (Don't know what happened to Episode 146) 2 May--“Exes Battle Over a Dog“ 6/18/2019, Season 22 / Episode 147. Cases-You Are A Faker - A License Plate Theft - No Refund For You p. 135, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5382799 Case 1-You Are a Faker-P. claims d. gave hims the dog because she couldn't afford the dog. D. wanted the dog back, denies p. had the dog since 2015. D. claims p. stole the dog. P. got arrested because of d.s claims, and he had domestic violence charges, and is suing for bail bond money he had to pay. I agree with posters from the original recap, why is defendant wearing a cat toy on her head? D. sucks up to Judge M saying the only decent, nonracist officer was named Rodriguez. (This happened in Oakland). Then d. left the state, and gave dog to p., and she had the police tell p. to give the dog back. Judge M asks d. if she wanted Officer Rodriguez again, and d. says she asked for a POC or woman officer. D. wants $5,000 for pain, stress and aggrevation. DOg is with d.'s son. She claims she's been wearing a supportive boot for many months because of p.s assault. Case 2-License Plate Theft-P. bought hooptie from d.'s lot, but she lied about income and already had the car. When car was repoed p.'s plate was on it, and that's why she's suing. P. actually gets $1500. Case 3-No Refund for You-p. wants security back from landlord. $1635. D. says no notice from p. on move out, so he's not returning the security deposit. D. also sold the house after p. moved out, but Judge M doesn't realize that an existing lease means new owner has to honor it. No written notice from p., Unfortunately the d. witness realtor/wife apparently agreed p. could move out. but they would keep p. deposit for rent. Judge M gave the deposit back to p.

30 April “Paw & Order” New, Season 11, Episode 128 (Yvonne Gallegos vs. David Ross) From the show site: The plaintiff says the defendant's pit bull savagely attacked her terrier, leading to fatal injuries; the defendant says his dog is being falsely accused without proof. Plaintiff Yvonne Gallegos suing defendant/another disgusting Pit Bull owner David Ross for the death of plaintiff’s dog when Pit Bull attacked and killed their pet. Suing for $1,641. Suing for vet costs, and a replacement dog. Plaintiff's dog was tiny. Jesse Machado, the neighbor helped the plaintiff when the attack happened, he also helped the animal control officer confine the vicious dog after the attack. Mrs. Ross testifies dog was not neutereed until after the attack. Mr. and Mrs. Ross claim it wasn't their dog that attacked. Defendant, as usual, say no proof his dog murdered the plaintiff’s dog. Defendant had his dog returned to him by animal control. (Some places only enforce attack laws when it's a human, not any kind of animal). Shaunta Dumas (wife of defendant) is even more outrageous and despicable than her husband. Dumas claims the usual, that her dog was around their kids from babyhood. Judge T asks about the demand letters defendant received, and he ignored. He says plaintiff's husband Kenny Viss, confronted him, outside defendant's house. Despicable David Ross says plaintiff was unreasonable knocking on doors and asking for help. Ross claims the plaintiff witness, Jesse, told him no attack happened. Judge J. askes defendant wife if she thinks there were two identical Pit Bulls running loose on the street at the same time. Judge T. confonts both defendant and witness about their claims that the attack never happened. Dog was neutered by animal control. Animal control vet says dog was aggressive at the vet facility. Then, Mr. Ross apologizes to plaintiff, but why when he still claims his dog is innocent? Plaintiff receives $ 1,591 (Tewolde and Juarez want to give every penny to plaintiff, Corriero dissents). “Move My Property, Don’t Take It” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 42 p. 52, 7 November 2024

30 April 4 p.m. episodes- p. 508, 30 September 2022 Teen Fighting and Lying and Pregnancy?! ; Alabama Landlord Shakedown p. 509, 12 October 2022 Trip to Italy Fail! ; Super Bowl Overtime Controversy! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 465, 29 April 2020 Judge Judy Snoring Room! ; Ungrateful Stepson?! p. 465, 29 April 2020 8-Year-Old Vandals Getaway Car?! ; Intentional Puppy Poisoning?! 1 May 4 p.m. episodes- p. 509, 12 October 2022 The Great Slot Machine Heist?! p. 509, 14 October 2022 Don’t Be a Selfish Parent! ; Paint Job or Scam Job? 5 p.m. episodes- p. 465, 30 April 2020 Pit Bull Attacks Passerby! ; $4,000 Jackpot for the Return of a Missing Dog?! ; Newlywed Lesbian’s Bad Math? p. 465, 30 April 2020 Bouncy House Liar, Thief and Cheat! ; Bride’s Falling False Eyelashes!

S3.E3 "Piecemealing a Budget" New, 5/1/2025 A real estate agent and his wife have purchased a midcentury ranch house, but their budget for the flip is more of a total guess. As expensive mistakes pile up, Tarek steps in with a plan to help get this flip across the finish line with a profit. Flippers are Kevin and Cory, flipping a house in Anaheim, designed by Cliff May. He's been in real estate 18 years ago, this is their sixth flip, she's a full time school psychologist. They barely made a profit on the first five flips. Purchase price $ 725,000, rehab $75,000 , break even $ , want to sell for $915,000. Rehab will be a ton more, pool is trashed, house was estimated for rehab by Kevin. 1328 sq ft They want to see if the current ugly ceiling has the exposed beams and wood ceilings. They didn't estimate restoring the original features. Remove the brick kitchen wall to make a seating peninsula. So, restore nothing, but modernize. Kevin underestimates everything. Main bath is water damaged. Back slider is trashed, pool is a total redo, Back yard really isn't that bad, just the pool. $745,000 is the real purchase price, rehab will be a ton more than $75,000. Breakeven is $865,800, sale at $925,000. Tarek says 7 months to rehab and $125,000 rehab, so they may not make anything, as usual. Kevin is talking about wholesaling the property to someone else, but he will have to sell for $750,000 and that won't happen. Kevin is not realistic. COntractor says $90,000 rehab, but they have to put in central air too. They ripped out the ceiling drywall, and the ceiling isn't special, it's just plywood. Tarek suggest nailing a wood panel over it. Cory wants to put an island, kitchen is too tight. Tarek says flat panel cabinets but flippers want to cheap out on white shaker. Then, they want concrete floors. Do a terrazo look porcelain, and it will be cheaper and look authentic. Or concrete look procelain. THen, they took the back yard trees out, so now back yard isn't private, and a big mistake. Tarek has Jeff come in to give an estimate for rehab, and it's a ton more than Kevin estimated. I wouldn't even think of hiring Kevin as a realtor after seeing this. Kevin had the contractor spray the ceiling insulation white, and it's looks terrible. Tarek talks options, put drywall between the beams, and add can lights. As usual, the flippers pick the bad option. Kevin wants to cheap out, and not put the air conditioning in. They cheaped out on white shaker cabinets, which will be hideous. Finished ceiling is awful. They actually went with more expensive flat panel cabinets. Kevin wants a cheap tile back splash in the kitchen, Cory wants a slab running up the wall. FOr the bathrooms Tarek says a porcelain terazzo look. Back yard is still a wreck and they have to do the pool rehab, and add back the trees they had chopped down. On a couple of their other flips they lost $50,000 on one house, the other one is not going to sell for a profit, or worse. As always, Kevin is cheaping out on the pool rehab, and underestimating the cost. The replacement trees will be tiny, because they don't have the budget to fix their screw up. Bathroom vanity is tiny, and toilet should have been moved over. I can see why they lose money on flips, guest bath looks like it's for little kids. Floors are very slick and slippery, and they epoxied it. Kitchen doesn't look mid-century, but looks generic modern flipper. Kevin still doesn't want to put air conditioning in. Anaheim is hot, and he wants to cheap out again. He finally puts in air conditioning. FInished house looks cheap, and sloppy. Purchase $675,000, $112,000 rehab, break even $907,000. If it sells for $915,000 they'll make $7500. Back yard landscaping is terrible, traffic noise is awful. List $949,000. Sold for $922,900, $15,000 profit (I doubt that they didn't have to give concessions). (They're showing the episodes out of order)

That's a lot more than the seasonal baking shows.

29 April “Track Suit” New, Season 11, Episode 127 (Roslyn Simpson vs. William "Obea" Moore) From the show site: The plaintiff says she paid the defendant to train her son in track, but he didn't deliver; the defendant says the plaintiff wanted a relationship and is upset over his refusal Plaintiff Roslyn Simpson suing defendant/track coach William "Obea" Moore for not training her son, Gus Armstrong. Suing for $5,000 . She claims defenant ghosted her and the son for three weeks before one big meet, and she had to shell out for travel to take her son to track meets. At the big meet, son didn't make it through the first round, though son eventually qualified for the Junior Olympics. Defendant says plaintiff is just angry because he wouldn’t continue a relationship with her. Defendant holds many Pan Am, national and Olympic records and won a lot of races. Playment was $100 a session, bundling 12 sessions were $1,080, 24 bundle is $1680. Plaintiff met defendant at a track meet, for a while they were in a relationship, but agreed to end the relationship, but continue the coaching relationship only. Before defendant started training the son, he and plaintiff went on trips together, and other dates. Plaintiff loaned money to defendant, but defendant would train 24 times instead. He received $2400, from plaintiff, owes her 15 more sessions. Plaintiff claims he owes her more sessions, and son Gus 'does not recall' how many sessions he had. Defendant says at the end of the season, plaintiff ghosted him, and wanted the loan back. Plaintiff wants a coaching refund, and reimbursement for the travel and expenses for the Junior Olympics. Corriero wants to give her both. Plaintiff receives $1260 for the missed sessions only. (Plaintiff wanted the other $2400, and is unhappy) “Cabinet Chaos” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 70, 1/20/2025 (missed this the first time, it was preempted) (Cyrus Shahbazian and Candie Givens vs. Faustino Nunez) From the show site: A lawyer says his girlfriend called him in hysterics because the young man they hired to paint their kitchen cabinets was botching the job; they paid him $250 to stop and go away -- but now they're suing for their money back. Plaintiffs Cyrus Shahbazian and Candie Givens suing defendant/cabinet painter Faustino Nunez for full refund. Plaintiff says girlfriend called him and said defendant was botching the cabinet painting job. He wants a full refund of $1,250. Plaintiff paid defendant $250 to go away. Cabinet photos are terrible, and badly done. The paint job was cabinet doors, and drawer fronts. Plaintif Givens blames the cabinet doors and drawer fronts on the defendant transporting them in two cars. Defendant says door and drawer fronts were damaged before he was hired. Defendant says they sand to bare wood, prime and sand and then paint it smooth. No surprise plaintiff Shahbazian is an attorney. Plaintiffs agreed that they would pay defendant $250, on top of $1250, and defendant would go away. Givens said they had several estimates to fix the doors and drawer fronts, and both were more than the cost to replace the drawers and doors, so they replaced them. Plaintiffs get $0, they paid the last $250, and told the defendant the contract was over.