1. - You ain't never met
a judge like me.
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2. - Your Honor! Your Honor!
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3. - Shut the hell up, and let me
get this thing together.
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4. Hey, y'all.
I'm Ms. Pat.
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5. I know the inside
of a courtroom.
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6. Went to jail
for selling cocaine.
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7. Now here I am, sitting on
this side of the bench.
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8. - Put my faith in your hands.
- I ain't God.
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9. I don't love you.
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10. These are real cases with
real money on the line.
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11. What'd you do with the $5,000?
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12. - I'll let you know.
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13. - Well, I'm here. Let me know.
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14. - Let's just wrap this up,
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15. 'cause I'm getting
very irritated.
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16. - You keep running
your mouth,
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17. you ain't going to get nothing.
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18. Court is now in session.
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19. Baby, don't do me,
do Jesus because he got
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20. more patience with you, OK?
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21. - Stand up for
the judge who has
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22. no problem telling you
to sit your ass down,
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23. the Honorable Ms. Pat.
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24. - Hey, everybody.
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25. Thank you.
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26. Please, have a seat.
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27. All right, jury, y'all
ready to get it on?
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28. - Mm-hmm.
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29. - Let's get it on.
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30. - Let's get to
the truth in here.
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31. - All right, bailiff.
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32. - This is the case of
Boyd versus Wagstaff.
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33. You may now enter.
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34. - Plaintiff Jasmin Boyd is
suing her best friend, Raven,
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35. for $350 in hair
and makeup services,
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36. claiming that Raven's glow-up
went down without a payment.
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37. - Hello.
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38. - Hello, Your Honor.
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39. - Defendant Raven says she
doesn't owe Jasmin jack
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40. and is countersuing for $1,000
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41. because Jasmin's ex
wrecked Raven's car.
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42. And that's a motor makeover
she's got to clean up.
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43. - OK, before we
get started, I just
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44. want to let you know that this
is a jury of my peers, OK?
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45. Don't let them get
your wig in a knot.
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46. - Ain't going to happen.
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47. - They're going to say
stuff that doesn't matter.
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48. Stay focused on me.
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49. OK, Jasmin, please tell me
why we're here today.
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50. - I am here suing my
lifelong friend, who happens
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52. I did her birthday slay,
hair and makeup,
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53. and she refused to pay me.
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54. And I do not work for free.
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55. - OK.
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56. Raven, tell me your
side of the story.
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57. - Girl, you know, you is
a Carlee Russell ass lie.
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58. But I'm going
to just tell you, Judge,
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59. I was over her house.
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60. She would do my
hair and makeup,
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61. and she does do
a phenomenal job.
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62. Just so happened, I don't
know what was discussed
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63. between her and her boyfriend.
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64. But he came in,
and he said, Raven,
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65. can I use your car
to go to the store?
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66. I said, absolutely not.
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67. And so, finally,
I stepped outside
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68. to get some air because,
of course, she has no AC.
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69. - I really need you
to take a breath.
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70. I don't want to give you CPR.
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71. - And so as I stepped
outside to get some air,
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73. where the hell is my car at?
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74. I come back in.
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75. Jasmin, I know you
didn't let Silk a.k.a.
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76. "Slick" take my car.
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77. - His name is Silk.
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78. - But he real slick.
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79. - Oh, OK, he's slick.
OK.
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80. - Yeah.
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81. So she calls him,
calls, him calls him.
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82. He's not answering.
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83. Finally, when he
calls her back,
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wreck on Northside Drive.
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85. Only thing I know
on Northside Drive
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87. - Girl.
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88. - And he didn't
have my permission.
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89. So at this time, I'm
countersuing her for $1,000
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90. because I want my deductible
that I had to pay back
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91. for my car because
she begged me
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92. not to press charges
on my stolen vehicle.
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93. And look at what
position I'm in now.
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94. - Silk.
- Damn.
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95. - Jasmin, you left that little
detail out of your testimony.
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96. - OK.
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97. - Your Honor, just because
that was my boyfriend
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98. does not mean I'm liable
for him taking her car.
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99. - So she had a key to your car?
- No.
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100. - No, she doesn't
have a key to my car.
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101. - I have a key ring.
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102. When you walk in, you know...
- You hang up.
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103. - You hang up the key ring.
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104. - So he stole—
he pretty much—
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105. - I don't know.
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106. I wasn't privy
to the conversation.
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107. - He absolutely did.
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108. - Yes, I sent Silk
to the store for me.
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109. - Look at me.
- Silk...
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110. - Stop.
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111. - Rides his bike.
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112. - Well, he rides a bike?
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113. - Yes, because he does
not have a license.
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driving my vehicle,
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115. so Silk rides his bike.
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116. - He doesn't ride his bike.
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117. He rides her son's Huffy.
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118. - It don't matter
who the owner is—
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119. - OK, well, it's not his.
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120. He has no ownership.
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121. - Looky here.
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122. - Her son's Huffy.
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123. - You let your man
ride your son bike?
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124. - First of all, I don't
think that who bike—
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the issue because he's
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127. - OK, you got a grown-ass
man who ride a bike.
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128. - No, hold on.
Hold on.
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129. - And he's not a cyclist.
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130. - We're not going to say
I sleep with Silk.
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131. Silk is the kid's big brother,
the babysitter, Your Honor.
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132. We going to just call
it for what it is.
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133. - So let me ask you—
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134. Let me ask you this.
- Which one is it?
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135. - Let me ask you this, Jasmin.
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136. - Yes, Your Honor.
- Look at her.
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137. - I'm looking.
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138. - Do she look like
she would loan her keys
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140. - Yes.
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141. - Jasmin, you can't
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142. - OK.
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143. - You allow this man to come
in your house, where you do
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from your customers,
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145. and go and wreck their car.
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146. And you're going
to tell me that you
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she gave this bum her car?
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148. - I got pictures, Your Honor.
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149. - OK, please, let me
see these pictures.
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150. - You know I brings
the receipts.
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151. - I have receipts myself.
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152. - OK, well, whatever.
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153. - What kind of car was this?
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154. - That was a Rogue 2013.
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155. - Look like he drove it
into the strip club.
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156. - So let me ask my jury, OK?
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157. - So let me ask my jury, OK?
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158. Jurors, please,
help me out here.
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159. - Silk is wrecking the bike.
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160. He wrecking the car.
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161. He wrecking the friendship.
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162. - And he wrecking
Jasmin's life...
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163. - OK.
- Ooh...
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164. - In that order.
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165. - Before I make my decision,
do either one of you ladies
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167. - At this point, I just wished
all of this would be over with,
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168. and I could go back
to living my best life
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169. without being involved
in her and her scandals,
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170. and her bum-ass men.
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171. - She'll be back.
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172. They all come back.
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173. - Ooh.
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174. - I am not responsible
for what he did,
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175. regardless he live
with me or not.
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176. I did work.
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177. And I like to be
paid for my work
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178. because I do not work for free.
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179. - I've heard everything
I needed to hear.
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180. I'm ruling in favor of...
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181. The plaintiff, Jasmin, for $350
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182. because you did the makeup,
and the hair, and the wig.
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183. I'm also ruling
in favor of Raven
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184. for her countersuit for $1,000.
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185. Jasmin, that means you're on
the hook for $650, sister.
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186. I think you're
really delusional
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187. about your boyfriend.
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188. From one Black woman
to another one,
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189. you really damaged
a good friendship.
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190. First of all,
let me say this to you.
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191. She supports your business.
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192. She come over,
and she say she's
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193. sat in your hot-ass
house, and let
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196. And that wasn't the
first time she there.
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197. She came here.
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198. She gave you your props.
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199. She said you does
a wonderful job.
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200. So that means you're
not at a salon.
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201. She comes to your house
whenever she get ready to get
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202. her wig and makeup done.
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203. - No, that's not true,
Your Honor.
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204. We're not going to paint
that narrative.
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205. - I'm just trying to tell you,
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207. over your boyfriend
or friend, whatever
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208. he is, babysitter on a bike.
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209. You sitting here with attitude.
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210. You ain't my friend.
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211. I don't care because had
Silk wrecked my bike, baby,
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213. You would have thought
I was DC Curry.
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214. Now that settles it.
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215. - Thank you, Judge.
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216. I really appreciate it.
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217. You guys, too.
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218. Thank you.
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219. - That's it.
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220. - I met some mean women today.
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221. - Well, she had
a right to be mean.
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222. Her man's riding a bike.
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223. - Silk out here
acting polyester.
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224. - You should say,
I fell and hit my head.
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225. That is more believable.
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226. - Come on, man.
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227. Can y'all be serious?
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228. - Please, tell us to be
serious in Ms. Pat courtroom.
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229. - Now, we going
to have some fun.
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230. - What a day.
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231. - We are.
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232. - Bailiff, you ready?
- Let's go.
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233. Let's do this.
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234. - Well, let's go on
and do this home run.
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235. - All right.
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236. This is the case of
Ramsey versus Larocque.
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237. - Plaintiff Ron Ramsey
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for $1,000.
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to his cousin's house
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an above ground pool,
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242. The injury caused him
to miss work
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243. and his bank account
to be dry.
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244. - That's how you get on the
flight early on Southwest.
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245. - Defendant Javon
Larocque says his cousin
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a history of slip and falls.
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247. And he refuses to be
his latest victim.
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248. - Ms. Pat, you're even
prettier in person.
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249. My God, I must say.
- Hey, man.
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250. Hey, brother.
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251. - Hey, don't play
about Ms. Pat.
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252. - No, I wasn't even—
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253. - Don't talk to my jury.
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254. - Oh, they started with me.
They started with me.
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255. - Hey.
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256. - We just being observant, bro.
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257. - All right, Ron,
tell us why we're here.
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258. - I'm suing my cousin,
Javon Larocque, for $1,000
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259. to replace the days
I missed at work.
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260. - OK.
- I went over his house.
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261. He wanted me to help him
put up a pool,
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264. - Who? Who? Who?
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265. - Finish.
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266. - I went to pick up one of
the panels for the pool.
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I see one of the dogs.
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and I'm able to catch myself.
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269. But I didn't see the other one,
and like, oh, oh, oh.
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270. And I just—I fell.
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271. And he started laughing
like he is now.
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272. - Lies, all lies.
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273. - He said he was
going to pay for it.
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276. - Ms. Pat, he's lying—
- Why?
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277. - Just flat out.
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are probably lies.
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280. Like, he didn't do nothing, OK?
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281. So I go to my shed
to go get some tools out.
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the ground, oh, my leg.
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285. Oh, help, help, help.
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286. I had to actually
help him get up.
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287. - That's a lie, Your Honor.
He ain't touch me or nothing—
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288. - I did.
I did help you get up.
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289. - You laughed is what you did.
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290. - Wow.
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291. - He said your dogs came out.
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292. - Man, my dogs are always out.
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293. Those—they sweet little dogs.
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really, really sweet.
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295. - You got any evidence?
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296. - I do have some evidence.
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297. - Bailiff, help me out.
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298. So you scared of a small dog?
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299. - He got an English bulldog.
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300. You know what those
things can do?
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301. - They're small.
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302. - But they take down bears
and stuff like that.
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303. - These are the dogs.
- Yeah.
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305. - Baby.
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306. - Don't even look like
they run around at all.
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308. - Right. They just lay around.
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309. - OK, let's be realistic.
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311. - Trying to help me.
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312. - He put your pool together.
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314. - Yep.
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315. - On your property
because your little
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would have came
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that wasn't your relative,
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320. - But see, hold—
this is not the first time
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321. he had an injury on his ankle.
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- Yeah.
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323. I did get injured, and I knew
he was going to bring that up.
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325. - So do he—let me ask you
something, Javon.
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326. Do he have a pattern of
exaggerating his injuries?
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327. - All the time.
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328. All the time.
- Prove it. Prove it.
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329. - Javon, you have
a witness here?
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330. - I do. I have one.
- Come on up.
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331. - Cuba Gooding Jr., he brought
Morris Chestnut with him.
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332. - Sir, please state your name
for the court.
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333. - My name is Tyson.
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334. - You got a last name?
- OK, Marlow.
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335. - Tyson Marlow?
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336. - Yes, ma'am.
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337. - OK, tell me how you know
Frick and Frack.
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338. - Ron and I have been
friends for, oh, 30 years.
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339. - OK.
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340. - This fella here,
he like to lie.
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342. - Oh, he rather
tell a lie on credit
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344. - Why you say that?
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345. - We had a minor fender bender.
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did we just get hit?
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back over there,
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with a neck brace on.
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349. He wanted me to be involved
in the story, and I refused.
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351. - Go back to your seat.
Thank you, sir.
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352. - You're welcome.
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353. - That didn't prove anything.
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354. - So who finished helping
you put your pool up?
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- How old is your son?
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356. - Four.
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357. - Jesus, Ron put him to work.
- See?
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360. - I don't want to hear
nothing about what kind of dad
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362. - My God, they about to call
Family Services on your ass.
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363. - All right,
let's go to the jury.
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364. Come on, help me out.
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365. - Ron, the crutches
are too short.
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366. You should say,
I fell and hit my head.
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367. That is more believable.
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368. - Come on, man.
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369. Can y'all be serious
for a minute?
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370. I mean—
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371. - Please, tell us to be serious
in Ms. Pat courtroom.
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372. - Order in the court.
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373. Can you tell me
why do you need the $1,000?
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374. - Because
I'm still missing work.
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happened, it almost
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before you went over there,
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381. - I'd say about 80%.
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382. - What?
- Really?
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383. - Yeah.
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384. - All right.
Javon.
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already had weak ankles,
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that you think
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389. You shouldn't have never
invited him over.
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390. And Ron, as for you,
you shady as hell.
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391. And Ron, as for you,
you shady as hell.
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393. I don't know.
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you got these crutches,
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up about two more notches
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397. Here's how I'm
going to settle it.
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in the favor...
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he was 80% together.
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403. That settles it.
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405. - Thank you.
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406. - You are dismissed.
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407. - And you better not trip
on your way out
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408. because we ain't got
no more money around here.
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409. - Ain't nothing wrong with
that boy ankle, Ms. Pat.
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410. - I kind of believe
something is wrong with him.
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411. - It's something
wrong with him,
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wrong with his ankle.
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413. - We went to Miami.
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415. - What was the purpose
of the trip?
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416. - To have a baby together.
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417. - Wait,
hold—hold—hold—hold—
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419. - Hey, jury.
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421. - We're good.
- Lit.
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422. - Go on, call in
the next set of fools.
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423. - Let's go.
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424. This is the case
of Lee versus Lamont.
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425. - Plaintiff Tyrice Lee is
suing his best friend, Ashley,
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of a lavish Miami vacation,
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to have a friendship baby.
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428. But defendant Ashley Lamont
argues that Tyrice told her
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on the trip.
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430. And even though she backed out
of the baby making pact,
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anything.
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432. - Damn, she walked in
tougher than you.
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433. - Be on my side, y'all.
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434. - Mm-hmm.
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435. - They sure can see you
with that yellow on.
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436. That thing got you
in a chokehold.
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437. - He look like Frozone.
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438. - Hey, that's exactly
what I thought.
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439. She ate that.
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440. - Who's that?
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441. - All right.
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442. Why are you here today, Tyrice?
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443. - I'm here today
to sue my best friend—
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444. well, former best friend—
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445. Ashley, for a trip we
went to Miami last year,
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446. for about $2,702.98.
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447. And that's the half that
she agreed to pay me with.
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448. I paid for her flight, hotel,
drinks, excursions, jet skis.
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449. - Oh,
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450. - And then she said she
was going to pay me back
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451. because her check hadn't come.
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452. And she kind of remind me
of tomorrow that never come.
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453. - That's philosophical.
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454. - When it came time
for her to pay you,
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455. you stopped hearing from her?
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456. - Stopped hearing from her.
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457. - Tell me your side
of the story, Ashley.
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458. - Tyrice told me he had me.
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459. He told me to just
come down there.
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460. So I got my ticket down there.
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461. When we came back,
he just started asking, like,
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462. so you got my money?
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463. And I'm like,
what you mean, the money?
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464. You told me you had me
on this trip?
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465. - So was y'all ever
in a relationship?
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466. - No, a friendship.
- Friendship.
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467. - But I love her.
- Yeah.
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468. - Like, spend the night.
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469. We'll sleep in my bed,
and don't nothing go down.
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470. - What was the purpose
of the trip?
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471. - To have a baby together.
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472. - Yeah, yeah.
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473. - Wait,
hold—hold—hold—hold—
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474. wait a minute.
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475. - So y'all are intimate?
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476. - No, we ain't intimate.
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477. We both broke wrist gang.
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478. You know what I'm saying?
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479. So you know what I'm saying?
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480. - So you gay?
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481. - No, I'm fluid.
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482. I don't like to be put
in no box.
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483. If I meet you and I like you,
male, female, trans,
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484. it don't matter to me.
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485. - If we got the right kind
of energy, it can go down.
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486. - You what we call in
the straight community greedy.
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487. - Ooh.
- Oh.
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488. - Yeah, I eat it all up, baby.
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489. - OK, you fluid,
and you a lesbian.
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490. - Yes.
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491. - And so you was
going to let him
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492. get you pregnant so y'all
can have a friendship baby.
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493. - Yeah, old-time, good old sex.
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494. - So Ashley, do you want
to carry his baby?
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495. - Yes, I do.
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496. - So y'all trying?
- Yeah.
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497. - We ain't trying
because she ain't—
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498. I ain't talked to her
since Miami last year.
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499. - Wait a minute,
she ran out with your money
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500. and the vagina?
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501. - Mm, mm, mm.
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502. - Yep.
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503. - Tyrice wants half
the cost of his vacay
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504. he shared with
his friend Ashley.
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505. But Ashley thought
agreeing to have his baby
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506. should be more than
enough payment.
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507. Ms. Pat is about to settle it.
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508. - Did you guys discuss
how you was splitting costs
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509. before you went on this trip?
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510. - I got all the evidence
right here, Your Honor.
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511. - All right, well let me
see the evidence.
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512. - Oh, yeah.
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513. - She said she paid
for her flight—no.
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514. She paid for her hotel—
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515. no.
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516. She paid for her
food and drinks—no.
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517. She paid for her
excursions—no.
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518. - Look like you had
a pretty good trip, $5,405.98.
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519. Good God almighty.
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520. Ashley, did you have
any idea how much
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521. money you was blowing through?
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522. - Oh, no.
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523. I was just enjoying
the ride because I ain't
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524. never did nothing like this.
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525. I ain't never been, you know,
winding down like this.
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526. - The thing is,
Your Honor,
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527. when we first went on the trip,
she started off
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528. with, like,
chicken and broccoli.
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529. Then she started upping
the ante and went to steaks,
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530. then lobsters, clams,
I mean, all kind—oysters.
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531. - He started hooking me up
to stuff like that.
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532. You were showing me
something new.
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533. - You want her to have
a whole baby.
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534. You don't want to buy
no shrimp?
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535. - Every time?
- Yes.
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536. - Every time?
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537. I don't mind shrimp,
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538. but lobsters, every time?
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539. - Maybe she pescatarian.
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540. - She ain't pescatarian
because she
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541. was trying to get some meat.
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542. Why didn't you pay him back?
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543. - Because I'm telling you,
we was going
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544. to do the baby thing when we—
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545. - Oh, she wanted to pay
with the puss.
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546. - All right, jury,
help me settle this.
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547. OK?
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548. - I believe that he's still
owed his money because
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549. even she said
she owe him money.
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550. But do she owe him a baby?
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551. Mm-mm.
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552. - I mean, she dress
like Beanie Sigel,
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553. but if that's what you want,
you go get it.
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554. - You my girl.
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555. You got the free trip.
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556. She didn't give up no punani.
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557. I'm with you. You winning.
You winning. You winning.
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558. - Tyrice, give me
your final thoughts, baby.
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559. - Your Honor, I just want
my money back that Ashley
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560. promised to pay me.
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561. - We had a great time.
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562. Those cover all
expenses, flight,
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563. hotel, drinks, fun, and more.
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564. - All right, what's
your final words, baby?
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565. - I'm sorry, and I do miss
our friendship.
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566. Well, that's a big number.
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567. That's a big ticket, and you
know I ain't got it like that.
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568. - I really wish
you would have just told me,
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569. hey, I'm struggling.
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570. I'm broke.
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571. I'm struggling and broken.
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572. Right now, I can't pay you.
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573. - I really was,
but I really was embarrassed.
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574. - OK.
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575. - Sometimes when
we don't have money,
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576. we get a little bit
embarrassed.
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577. You ever been broke
and embarrassed?
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578. - No, sir.
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579. I used to steal.
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580. After hearing everything
you both had to say,
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581. it's time for me to settle it.
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582. I'm ruling in favor of...
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583. The plaintiff, Tyrice,
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584. in the amount of $2,702.98.
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585. She took the trip.
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586. Then she realized
she couldn't pay for the trip,
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587. so she ran off with the snatch.
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588. A piece of advice,
don't get pregnant
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589. until you have paid this bill.
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590. That settles it.
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591. - You are dismissed.
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592. - Next time you can cut
the top off your turtleneck.
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593. - Give her a hug.
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594. Aw.
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595. - There y'all go.
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596. Yeah.
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597. - What did you do
with the money, Jackie?
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598. - I wanted to start my own
business doing pottery.
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599. - Don't look at it like that.
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600. - This is a piece of bread.
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601. - When I was showing her,
she was like,
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602. what the is this?
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603. She a dream killer.
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604. - You said right here,
if you see a roach,
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605. there will be no rent.
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606. - We got a written contract.
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607. - I got a GED.
I can read, sir.
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608. - And that's great.
I'm glad you can.
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609. - Whoa.
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610. - I let Crystal borrow
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611. a very expensive
piece of jewelry,
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612. and she lost it.
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613. - I cannot start
because, girl—
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614. - Y'all some
crying-ass bitches.
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615. - I'm sorry.
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