1. - You ain't never
met a judge like me.Copy !req
2. - Your Honor! Your Honor!Copy !req
3. - Shut the hell up and let
me get this thing together.Copy !req
4. Hey, y'all.
I'm Ms. Pat.Copy !req
5. I know the inside
of a courtroom.Copy !req
6. I went to jail
for selling cocaine.Copy !req
7. Now here I am, sitting
on this side of the bench.Copy !req
8. - Put my faith in your hands.Copy !req
9. - I ain't God.
I don't love you.Copy !req
10. These are real cases
with real money on the line.Copy !req
11. What would you do
with the $5,000?Copy !req
12. - I'll let you know.
- Well, I'm here.Copy !req
13. Let me know.Copy !req
14. - Let's just wrap this upCopy !req
15. because I'm
getting very irritated.Copy !req
16. - You keep
running your mouth,Copy !req
17. you ain't going to get nothing.Copy !req
18. Court is now in session.Copy !req
19. Baby, don't do me.Copy !req
20. Do Jesus because he got
more patience with you, OK?Copy !req
21. - I don't care who
you think you are,Copy !req
22. but when this lady enters
the room, everyone must rise.Copy !req
23. So please stand
for the Honorable Ms. Pat.Copy !req
24. - OK.
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
25. - That's why you don't
give your kids no jobs.Copy !req
26. Y'all can sit down.Copy !req
27. All right, Bailiff.
Start bailiffing then.Copy !req
28. - This is the case
of Doss v. Allison.Copy !req
29. You may now enter.Copy !req
30. - Plaintiff Marcus Doss
is suing his employeeCopy !req
31. and protégé Terril for $1,500
for months of unpaid boothCopy !req
32. rentals at Marcus' hair salon.Copy !req
33. But defendant Terril Allison
claims that Marcus unfairlyCopy !req
34. enlists Terril's fabulous hair
and makeup skills for salonCopy !req
35. events without paying him
and is countersuingCopy !req
36. his boss for $1,450.Copy !req
37. - All right, well, Marcus,
tell us why we're here.Copy !req
38. - I am here because I want
$760 for back-paid booth rent.Copy !req
39. - How much is
his booth rent, sir?Copy !req
40. - 190 a week.Copy !req
41. - OK.Copy !req
42. How many weeks did he miss?Copy !req
43. - Four weeks.Copy !req
44. - So $760 for the booth rental.Copy !req
45. - And I want $740
in pain and suffering.Copy !req
46. - So you want the other part
for pain and suffering.Copy !req
47. - Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
48. Because while nobody's
paying booth rent,Copy !req
49. guess who it falls on.Copy !req
50. - You.
- The owner.Copy !req
51. - Have you suffered?
- Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
52. - How?
- This suit is tight.Copy !req
53. I couldn't even buy a new suit
to come here because I hadCopy !req
54. to get this old-ass suit
out of the closetCopy !req
55. because I ain't
had no money to buyCopy !req
56. a new suit to come here today.Copy !req
57. - It is a little snug.
- Hold on, wait a minute.Copy !req
58. - I'm just saying.Copy !req
59. - Do he come
to work this fabulous?Copy !req
60. - Baby, crop tops.Copy !req
61. Everybody talk about his butt.Copy !req
62. He coming in, that be out.Copy !req
63. - Who wants his butt?Copy !req
64. - We do old ladies' hair.Copy !req
65. They be talking
about some Terril butt.Copy !req
66. - Can we see the butt?
- Where do y'all want me to go?Copy !req
67. - Come on, let's see.
Turn around right here.Copy !req
68. Turn around.Copy !req
69. - OK.
All right.Copy !req
70. OK.
All right.Copy !req
71. - Baby, baby.
- We just were—Copy !req
72. - You thick in the front
and the back.Copy !req
73. - In the back
blessed, double blessed.Copy !req
74. - You want to tell me what's
going on over there, Terril?Copy !req
75. - Yes, ma'am.
I'm disputing these charges.Copy !req
76. I don't know where this man
is getting these figuresCopy !req
77. and these numbers from.Copy !req
78. I started out when his
business was first kickingCopy !req
79. off as far as his own salon.Copy !req
80. We've had a little disconnect.Copy !req
81. I am—I do remain
professional,Copy !req
82. but sometimes when you
are exceeding above themCopy !req
83. and what they have done,
this thing calledCopy !req
84. jealousy kind of comes out.Copy !req
85. - Ooh!Copy !req
86. - So you're saying
you're better than him?Copy !req
87. - See, I'm a diamond,
and he's—this is sequins here.Copy !req
88. This is—Copy !req
89. - Why is he jealous
of you, Terril?Copy !req
90. - You know,
I'm the new generationCopy !req
91. of what he has done.Copy !req
92. - He's taken off,
but it's not jealousy.Copy !req
93. It's like when you know—when
you see something in somebodyCopy !req
94. and you're like, bro—Copy !req
95. - Was y'all
in a relationship before?Copy !req
96. - No.Copy !req
97. - Oh, damn.Copy !req
98. Y'all sound like the Gap Band.Copy !req
99. No!Copy !req
100. - The Gap Band.Copy !req
101. - Did y'all have any
type of agreement?Copy !req
102. - Yes, we do.Copy !req
103. It wasn't a contract,
but I have numbers.Copy !req
104. She's talking to me.Copy !req
105. I have numbers, ma'am.Copy !req
106. - This is a ledger of the
missing booth rent, right?Copy !req
107. - Yeah, that's handwritten.Copy !req
108. - No, that's not.Copy !req
109. That is a copy
from my manager receipt book.Copy !req
110. - Mr. Doss actually
owes me money.Copy !req
111. If the salon sponsors
different things,Copy !req
112. I technically am
an independent contractor.Copy !req
113. - Mm-hmm.Copy !req
114. - But he'll come
at the last minuteCopy !req
115. and say, hey, we need
you to be here at 8:30Copy !req
116. this morning to do this
client's makeup for theCopy !req
117. Fayetteville Dogwood Festival.Copy !req
118. - And you be there.Copy !req
119. I ain't say you don't be there.Copy !req
120. - Terril wants $1,450 for "The
Little Mermaid" photo shoot,Copy !req
121. black jacket, red jacket photo
shoot, hairstyling, wardrobe,Copy !req
122. models, and rehearsal.Copy !req
123. - At that time, we were
having events going on.Copy !req
124. So I'm thinking that—Copy !req
125. - You do the events,
and it's a swap out.Copy !req
126. - Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
127. He hosted his own hair
show in our hometown.Copy !req
128. - Do you have any pictures?Copy !req
129. - I do.Copy !req
130. I have a video, actually.Copy !req
131. - OK.Copy !req
132. Well, let's see
this video then, baby.Copy !req
133. - This is him.Copy !req
134. - Yeah.Copy !req
135. It's too hot out.Copy !req
136. Yeah.Copy !req
137. - It was over 98
degrees that day.Copy !req
138. I had to do his makeup,
be a prop person,Copy !req
139. hold his cape
when he need me to.Copy !req
140. Yes, he did do my makeup,
and he did my hair for it,Copy !req
141. but it was agreements.Copy !req
142. Like you know, like we here.Copy !req
143. We all together.Copy !req
144. - So y'all really just
been swapping services?Copy !req
145. - Swapping—Copy !req
146. - Mine is on documents.
- Services.Copy !req
147. - He don't come
with his on documents.Copy !req
148. So I'm like—Copy !req
149. - Well, did you pay
this man for this?Copy !req
150. - No.Copy !req
151. - Oh, well.Copy !req
152. OK, jury, what y'all think?Copy !req
153. Come on, Garrianna.Copy !req
154. Come on, Garrianna.Copy !req
155. - Since they're
swapping out services,Copy !req
156. all he is technically
owed is $50.Copy !req
157. Because $1,500 from the
$1,450 that he was saying—Copy !req
158. - $50?
That's two drinks.Copy !req
159. What's up?
What do I do with that?Copy !req
160. - Y'all see right through it.Copy !req
161. - Marcus, do you have any
final comments before ICopy !req
162. go and make my decision?Copy !req
163. - I would like for you
to tell Terril that thisCopy !req
164. is real life that we live in.Copy !req
165. And he thinks he lives
on planet Uranus.Copy !req
166. I don't know where he stay.Copy !req
167. - Uranus?Copy !req
168. - In your anus.Copy !req
169. - Your anus or Uranus?Copy !req
170. - Uranus the planet.Copy !req
171. - Not your anus?
- No.Copy !req
172. - Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.Copy !req
173. - I'm sorry.Copy !req
174. - Thank you.Copy !req
175. My point is he is an
asset to the salon.Copy !req
176. - He's an asset.Copy !req
177. - Why did I say that?Copy !req
178. - I asked that.Copy !req
179. He's an asset?Copy !req
180. His asset—his ass sets high.Copy !req
181. His ass is set—Copy !req
182. - His ass sets here.Copy !req
183. - I want to go home!Copy !req
184. I want to go home!Copy !req
185. - I'm done with you, Marcus.Copy !req
186. - I want to—Copy !req
187. - Your mind is in the gutter.Copy !req
188. - Terril.Copy !req
189. - I hope we can get
an understanding.Copy !req
190. That way whenever
something is done,Copy !req
191. we can know that
it's trade for trade.Copy !req
192. - A contract would be great.Copy !req
193. - Yeah, a contract
would be great.Copy !req
194. - All right.Copy !req
195. I've heard everything
I needed to hear.Copy !req
196. So after considering all
the facts of this case,Copy !req
197. I'm going to settle it.Copy !req
198. I'm ruling in the favor of...Copy !req
199. the plaintiff.Copy !req
200. - That's me?Copy !req
201. - But don't get too excited.Copy !req
202. I'm only giving you $50.Copy !req
203. - Ooh.Copy !req
204. - Did I do that?Copy !req
205. - Get you two drinks.Copy !req
206. - Don't look at me.Copy !req
207. - Because he did
a service of $1,000.Copy !req
208. He did a service of $450.Copy !req
209. You were suing him for $1,500.Copy !req
210. Garrianna did the math
for her mamaCopy !req
211. because she know I got a GED.Copy !req
212. That leaves you $50.Copy !req
213. So I'm going to give you
$50 and some advice, Marcus.Copy !req
214. Look me in my eyes.Copy !req
215. - Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
216. - Let him fly
because he fly as hell.Copy !req
217. - Yes, yes.Copy !req
218. - I'll take that.Copy !req
219. - So there you go.
- Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
220. - I just settled it.Copy !req
221. - Thank you, jury.Copy !req
222. - You are dismissed.Copy !req
223. - Thank you all so much.Copy !req
224. - I was shaped like you
when I was in the third grade.Copy !req
225. - I was getting complaints
on the food.Copy !req
226. - The people that
was already thereCopy !req
227. was coming back for seconds.Copy !req
228. And your man was eating it too.Copy !req
229. How about that?
- Uh-oh.Copy !req
230. Shots fired. Shots fired.Copy !req
231. - Y'all ready
for this one, jury?Copy !req
232. - Yes.Copy !req
233. - We did our squat for today.Copy !req
234. - Well, let's knock it
out of the park Wednesday.Copy !req
235. Come on, Bailiff.
What we got?Copy !req
236. - This is the case
of Metayer versus Boyer.Copy !req
237. - Plaintiff Khadija Metayer
is suing her friend ToyaCopy !req
238. for $950,
the amount that she paidCopy !req
239. Toya for catering an event.Copy !req
240. Khadija said her nasty food
left a bad tasteCopy !req
241. in her guests' mouth.Copy !req
242. Defendant Toya Boyer
says she gave KhadijaCopy !req
243. exactly what she asked for.Copy !req
244. And if she would have been
on time to her own event,Copy !req
245. the food would have been
fresh with no complaints.Copy !req
246. - Thank you.
- All right.Copy !req
247. Khadija, tell me why
we're here today.Copy !req
248. - I'm here suing
my friend Toya for $950Copy !req
249. for a food catering job.Copy !req
250. I plan events.
I booked her.Copy !req
251. I was trying to put my
homegirl on because I'mCopy !req
252. all about my money,
and I wanted herCopy !req
253. to make some money as well.Copy !req
254. As the event was going on,
I was gettingCopy !req
255. complaints on the food.Copy !req
256. Now, as a friend I pulled her
to the side to let her know.Copy !req
257. She starts going off on me,
cursing out loud, cursingCopy !req
258. at the people at the party.Copy !req
259. It was just all bad.Copy !req
260. And I had to refund
the client back.Copy !req
261. So I'm here today
to get my money back.Copy !req
262. - So how long have
y'all known each other?Copy !req
263. - Like five years.Copy !req
264. You know, we were real
close, like sisters.Copy !req
265. - What happened to your finger?Copy !req
266. Did you stick it in her ass?Copy !req
267. - I don't play
with booty, but—Copy !req
268. - I'm just saying, I thought
maybe you broke somethingCopy !req
269. off in her, she owe you $950.Copy !req
270. Toya, give me
your side of the story.Copy !req
271. - We've been friends, so she
did put me on to some money.Copy !req
272. And I appreciate that, but I'm
not like a professional chef.Copy !req
273. I do like cook for my kids
on occasion and my friends.Copy !req
274. I cooked everything
that she asked me to.Copy !req
275. I prepared the food
the night before.Copy !req
276. And then Khadija was late,
so the foodCopy !req
277. was just sitting in the car.Copy !req
278. And when she came, she already
had an attitude up front.Copy !req
279. Y'all need to hurry up
and do this and that.Copy !req
280. And we're like,
how are we going to hurry upCopy !req
281. when you're the one late?Copy !req
282. I feel like if I did
mess up, I'm sorry,Copy !req
283. but we should be trying
to work this together.Copy !req
284. - Why was you late, Khadija?Copy !req
285. - I had to get
an extension cord for the DJ.Copy !req
286. And, Judge, of course
when I get there, yeah,Copy !req
287. I'm going to be on it.Copy !req
288. It's my job.Copy !req
289. - You hired her to feed
how many people?Copy !req
290. - 55, but like 150 came.Copy !req
291. - You got to know
what you're doingCopy !req
292. to feed that amount of people.Copy !req
293. So why would you
give your friendCopy !req
294. an opportunity
who has never cookedCopy !req
295. for 20 people in her life?Copy !req
296. - Because I know
she could cook.Copy !req
297. Her presentation is good.
Everything is good.Copy !req
298. So she's talking
about starting a business.Copy !req
299. So I'm like,
hey, this your chance.Copy !req
300. Come out here
and show me what you do.Copy !req
301. Because I get booked
almost every weekend,Copy !req
302. so this could be me and
you making money together.Copy !req
303. That's how I'm looking at it.Copy !req
304. - Did you tell her that you
wanted to go to be a caterer?Copy !req
305. - Yeah.Copy !req
306. - OK.Copy !req
307. Khadija, do you
have a contract?Copy !req
308. - No, I have an invoice.Copy !req
309. - Do you have a picture
of the food or the setup?Copy !req
310. - Yes.Copy !req
311. - OK, let me see
the whole photo.Copy !req
312. - I have everything
in there, ma'am.Copy !req
313. - Because I don't want y'all
to work my man in there too.Copy !req
314. - I have everything in here.Copy !req
315. I have reviews about
the food and everythingCopy !req
316. in there, ma'am.Copy !req
317. - OK.Copy !req
318. So you paid her $950
to feed these 55 peopleCopy !req
319. and be professional?Copy !req
320. - Yes. And I paid her up front.Copy !req
321. - So the client wasn't happy?Copy !req
322. - No, not at all.Copy !req
323. People were complaining
about the taste of the food.Copy !req
324. The meatballs were very hard.Copy !req
325. - How can you mess up meatball?Copy !req
326. It's just meatballs
and barbecue sauce.Copy !req
327. - That's all you got to do.Copy !req
328. - No, you put the little
grape jelly in there too.Copy !req
329. - Grape jelly meatballs?Copy !req
330. - Oh, baby,
stop talking because you'reCopy !req
331. going to lose now.Copy !req
332. - You know what,
I ain't even finnaCopy !req
333. tell y'all no more secrets.Copy !req
334. - Calm down, baby.Copy !req
335. Calm down, OK?Copy !req
336. - Did they eat the food?Copy !req
337. Was it all gone?Copy !req
338. - Not all of it
was not all gone.Copy !req
339. - Yes, it was.Copy !req
340. - She claims that the food
was not gone, but how wouldCopy !req
341. she know?Copy !req
342. She left the event mad,
cursing everybody.Copy !req
343. - There was nothing for me
to clean up or nothing.Copy !req
344. Once you had
an attitude, I left.Copy !req
345. People that was already there
was coming back for seconds.Copy !req
346. So I don't
understand why you'reCopy !req
347. saying my food was nasty.Copy !req
348. - I didn't see that, Judge.Copy !req
349. - And your man
was eating it too.Copy !req
350. How about that?
- Uh-oh.Copy !req
351. Uh-oh.
Shots fired.Copy !req
352. Shots fired.Copy !req
353. - OK. OK.Copy !req
354. - Let me read
these text messages.Copy !req
355. - Please read them.Copy !req
356. - Oh, my God,
the food was horrible.Copy !req
357. I couldn't believe she would
serve something like thatCopy !req
358. and expect people to eat it.Copy !req
359. The ribs was hard
as and unseasoned,Copy !req
360. and the rice was mushy.Copy !req
361. Where is the salt bae
when you needed him?Copy !req
362. - These are real
reviews, Judge.Copy !req
363. - It's all right.Copy !req
364. I would never cook nothing
else for her again.Copy !req
365. - We know.
- We know.Copy !req
366. - We saw the text messages.Copy !req
367. - OK.Copy !req
368. Give me your final
statement, Khadija.Copy !req
369. - I do feel like I do
deserve my money back.Copy !req
370. I really want to get past
this so we can get backCopy !req
371. to how we used to be,
me coming to her houseCopy !req
372. eating and stuff like that,
you know what I'm saying?Copy !req
373. I miss my friend.Copy !req
374. - I don't know if you want
to eat her food again,Copy !req
375. but I understand.Copy !req
376. Toya, let me hear you, baby.Copy !req
377. - OK.Copy !req
378. I'm going to be
the bigger person.Copy !req
379. I apologize.Copy !req
380. We're better than this.Copy !req
381. We don't have to work together
and do no type of businessCopy !req
382. together again.Copy !req
383. You know your friend.Copy !req
384. You know how I am.Copy !req
385. And I hope we can move forward.Copy !req
386. And that's all I have to say.Copy !req
387. I don't owe her no $950.Copy !req
388. - Do you accept her apology?Copy !req
389. - If I get my money back.Copy !req
390. - Ooh!Copy !req
391. - All right, I'm going
to settle this right now.Copy !req
392. I'm going to rule in favor...Copy !req
393. of the defendant, Toya,Copy !req
394. because you had
no business hiringCopy !req
395. because you had
no business hiringCopy !req
396. your inexperienced-ass friend.Copy !req
397. It's settled.
- Ooh.Copy !req
398. - Thank you.
- You are dismissed.Copy !req
399. - Wait.Copy !req
400. I hope one thing you walk
out of this courtroomCopy !req
401. with is a relationship.Copy !req
402. One little bad meal shouldn't
ruin your friendship.Copy !req
403. - Give me a hug.Copy !req
404. I will never cook
for you again.Copy !req
405. - And that's that with Ms. Pat.Copy !req
406. Now get out.Copy !req
407. - I know what happened
to her finger.Copy !req
408. - What?Copy !req
409. - She broke it on one
of them hard-ass ribs.Copy !req
410. - That was a good one.Copy !req
411. - I'm here to sue Patrick
to repaint my mom's house.Copy !req
412. He got a track record
of shoddy work.Copy !req
413. - You basically hired him to,
hey, my mom's house up.Copy !req
414. - How are you
doing today, jury?Copy !req
415. - Great.
- Good.Copy !req
416. - I'm doing well, Your Honor.
- Good.Copy !req
417. - Come on, Bailiff.Copy !req
418. Please start bailiffing.Copy !req
419. - This is the case
of Tyler versus Johnson.Copy !req
420. - Plaintiff Dejan Tyler is
suing his ex-friend PatrickCopy !req
421. for $4,800 to hire
a professional house painterCopy !req
422. to fix the horrible
paint job PatrickCopy !req
423. did on Dejan's mom's house.Copy !req
424. Defendant Patrick Johnson
says his house paintingCopy !req
425. skills are not the problem.Copy !req
426. It is the shady discount paint
Dejan bought for the job.Copy !req
427. - All right, Dejan.Copy !req
428. Tell me why we're here today.Copy !req
429. - I'm here to sue
Patrick for $4,800Copy !req
430. to repaint my mom's house.Copy !req
431. He did a horrible job with it.Copy !req
432. And that's how much
it's going to costCopy !req
433. to have a professional come
and correct what he messed up.Copy !req
434. - Inside or out?Copy !req
435. - Outside.Copy !req
436. - How much did you
pay him for the labor?Copy !req
437. - For the labor?Copy !req
438. Oh, he just did the labor.
- Huh?Copy !req
439. - He just did it.Copy !req
440. We just bought the materials,Copy !req
441. and he actually
painted the house.Copy !req
442. - He didn't charge y'all
to paint the house?Copy !req
443. - No.Copy !req
444. - OK, Patrick.
- Yes.Copy !req
445. - Tell me why we're here today.Copy !req
446. - So since—his mom
is like my mom,Copy !req
447. I've been to their
family reunions.Copy !req
448. And when she said she
needed her house painted,Copy !req
449. there was no way
I was going to letCopy !req
450. someone else paint her house.Copy !req
451. I said, you know,
I'll do just like ICopy !req
452. would do with my own mom.Copy !req
453. I'm not going to
charge you to paint it.Copy !req
454. Just buy the materials,
and it's good.Copy !req
455. I gave her paint samples
and swatches, suggested brands,Copy !req
456. and where to get paint.Copy !req
457. And they showed up
with some back alley paint.Copy !req
458. I'm not going to tell them no.Copy !req
459. - Was it even in buckets?Copy !req
460. Where'd you buy the paint from?Copy !req
461. Just in an alley,
and they go, I got paint.Copy !req
462. Where'd you get paint from?Copy !req
463. - I don't know.Copy !req
464. - Let me see the paint.
Let me see the house.Copy !req
465. - I got pictures.Copy !req
466. - He had to have
paint swatches.Copy !req
467. So you just didn't
pop up and what?Copy !req
468. - That's for you, bro—
Dijon mustard.Copy !req
469. It's the color of—Copy !req
470. - What happened to the paint?Copy !req
471. Did it just roll
off like makeup?Copy !req
472. - No, it just—it changed
and had like some littleCopy !req
473. weird Tuscan look to it.Copy !req
474. I did the whole process,
you know, the whole prep.Copy !req
475. We pressure washed it,
bleached the house down,Copy !req
476. you know, caulk it,
everything, mask off.Copy !req
477. Did everything right.Copy !req
478. So the paint went bad.Copy !req
479. I mean, I ain't going to lie.Copy !req
480. The paint job
doesn't look good.Copy !req
481. I don't like it either.Copy !req
482. - He got a track record
of doing shoddy work.Copy !req
483. - The paint cost $4,800?Copy !req
484. - Well, that's how much
it would cost to haveCopy !req
485. a professional come redo it.Copy !req
486. Because obviously,
the paint that we bought,Copy !req
487. he must have cut it.Copy !req
488. - Ha!
- Wait a minute.Copy !req
489. I'm a DIYer.Copy !req
490. How do you cut paint?Copy !req
491. - Water.Copy !req
492. - Who put water in paint?Copy !req
493. - If it's water-based paint,
you can cut it with water.Copy !req
494. - You take the
paint off the top.Copy !req
495. - I know Pat, and I
know he take shortcuts.Copy !req
496. I just didn't think
he'd take a shortcutCopy !req
497. with family and friends.Copy !req
498. - Sir.Copy !req
499. Did you buy oops paint?Copy !req
500. You know, oops paint
is what somebodyCopy !req
501. else decided they didn't want.Copy !req
502. And they just sit
there and say,Copy !req
503. hey, if this is in your color
range, you can buy this.Copy !req
504. Did you buy that paint?Copy !req
505. - I can't say.Copy !req
506. I don't recall.Copy !req
507. - Oh, my God.Copy !req
508. He done bought this paint
from a crackhead.Copy !req
509. - Plaintiff Dejan Tyler is
suing his ex-friend PatrickCopy !req
510. for $4,800 to have
his mom's houseCopy !req
511. professionally repainted
after he claims PatrickCopy !req
512. did a crappy paint job.Copy !req
513. Ms. Pat is trying to get
to the bottom of this.Copy !req
514. - You bought the paint, sir.Copy !req
515. - Yes, I bought the paint.Copy !req
516. - Did you buy outdoor paint?Copy !req
517. - Yes, it was house paint.Copy !req
518. He approved the paint
that I bought.Copy !req
519. - All of the house paint?Copy !req
520. - Outdoor paint.Copy !req
521. He approved it.Copy !req
522. He initially approved
the paint when it was bought.Copy !req
523. - All he did was took the paint
and put it on the house.Copy !req
524. - But he said this is the
right paint, and it ain't.Copy !req
525. - Did you say that
was the right paint?Copy !req
526. - I don't ask questions.Copy !req
527. People have their product.Copy !req
528. I just give them
recommendations,Copy !req
529. and they go off what
they want to go off of.Copy !req
530. - Did you notice it was
outdoor/indoor paint?Copy !req
531. - I didn't notice
anything because the paintCopy !req
532. didn't say what it was.Copy !req
533. It was just—Copy !req
534. - I knew it.Copy !req
535. - The paint didn't
have no label?Copy !req
536. - No.Copy !req
537. I bought regular paint.Copy !req
538. - Did he work
at the paint storeCopy !req
539. or out back of the paint store?Copy !req
540. - He worked at the paint store.Copy !req
541. He was a paint professional.Copy !req
542. I gave him the paint,
and he approved.Copy !req
543. - Dejan, what's your
mama say about this?Copy !req
544. - She's mad about it.Copy !req
545. - Did she send a video?Copy !req
546. - Yes, she did.Copy !req
547. - All right, let's look at
your mama do this video.Copy !req
548. - Patrick did a horrible job.Copy !req
549. It looked like a put-up job.Copy !req
550. - Ooh.Copy !req
551. - Well, there were blotches
of paint in some places.Copy !req
552. The kids on my
street would callCopy !req
553. it the Michael Jackson house
because the paint was spotty.Copy !req
554. - Oh, damn.Copy !req
555. - It looked like you
telling her what to say.Copy !req
556. - No, I'm not telling—
you gotta understand.Copy !req
557. - Now say this.
- Hold on.Copy !req
558. - Now say this.Copy !req
559. - I can hear you in the back.
Mama, put on your sad play.Copy !req
560. Make your eyes a little
bit more go down.Copy !req
561. Come on, Mama.Copy !req
562. You told her.Copy !req
563. We all heard it, Dejan.Copy !req
564. Come on, Deray.Copy !req
565. What you think about this?Copy !req
566. - The fact he did it for free,
I don't feel he'sCopy !req
567. responsible for taking
care of fixing it.Copy !req
568. Because you did
hire him, and youCopy !req
569. said you know how he get down.Copy !req
570. Right there alone,
you already—Copy !req
571. if you knew how he get down,
you basically hired him to,Copy !req
572. hey, my mom's house up.Copy !req
573. That's it.
- Dejan.Copy !req
574. - Yes, yes.Copy !req
575. - I'm going to be
honest with you.Copy !req
576. You know damn well you
ain't walked in thereCopy !req
577. and bought no premium
paint for your mama.Copy !req
578. Your mama gave you
money for that paint.Copy !req
579. - Yes, she did.Copy !req
580. - And you kept that money.Copy !req
581. You went and bought—no,
Dejan, Dejan, I already know.Copy !req
582. Because I already know how
you and Lionel Richie roll.Copy !req
583. You went to one
of these liquidation placesCopy !req
584. and you bought
some garbage paint,Copy !req
585. thinking your mama
wasn't going to never goCopy !req
586. outside and look at her house.Copy !req
587. And she went out there one day,
and she said, why is my houseCopy !req
588. turning white in the middle?Copy !req
589. And you immediately said,
Patrick did a horrible job.Copy !req
590. Patrick, stop running
around here paintingCopy !req
591. your friend's house for free.Copy !req
592. You know damn well you ain't
that good of a painter anyway.Copy !req
593. That's why you do it for free.Copy !req
594. This is ridiculous.Copy !req
595. All right,
I'm going to settle this.Copy !req
596. I'm ruling in favor of...Copy !req
597. the defendant, Patrick.Copy !req
598. Dejan, you ain't
getting no money.Copy !req
599. Friends and favors don't mix,
just like that paint.Copy !req
600. That settles it.Copy !req
601. And that's that with Ms. Pat.Copy !req
602. Now go tell your mama
you kept her money.Copy !req
603. - Hey, this is Atlanta though.Copy !req
604. Y'all could go out tonight,
paint the town red.Copy !req
605. - Damn well he bought
all that oops—Copy !req
606. I know where he got
it from, the placeCopy !req
607. off Cleveland Avenue.Copy !req
608. I be up there shopping too.Copy !req
609. - She begged me not to press
charges on my stolen vehicle.Copy !req
610. - Jasmine, you left that little
detail out of your testimony.Copy !req
611. - OK.Copy !req
612. - I'm suing my cousin
to replaceCopy !req
613. the days that I missed at work.Copy !req
614. - Lies.Copy !req
615. - Can y'all be serious
for a minute?Copy !req
616. - Please.Copy !req
617. Tell us to be serious
in Ms. Pat's courtroom.Copy !req
618. - Order in the court!Copy !req
619. You was going to let him get
you pregnant so y'all couldCopy !req
620. have a friendship baby.Copy !req
621. She ran off with your money
and the vagina?Copy !req
622. - Yep.Copy !req
623. - Well, damn.Copy !req