1. - Hey, y'all.
I'm Ms. Pat.
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2. - All rise.
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3. - And I know the
inside of a courtroom.
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4. I'm a convicted felon
with a GED.
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5. Now I'm sitting on
this side of the bench.
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6. Y'all are killing me.
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7. These are real cases with
real money on the line.
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8. And I'm bringing my own
friends to court as my jury.
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9. - What is this, "Looney Tunes"?
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10. - Y'all may have
started this mess,
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11. but I'm going to settle it.
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12. - I love this courtroom!
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13. - All rise, 'cause court
is back in session.
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14. - She's the queen
of this courtroom
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15. and a royal pain in my ass.
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16. I mean, a woman with class.
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17. All rise for Ms. Pat.
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18. - Y'all can have a seat.
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19. Well, one good thing,
Karlous,
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20. I got you to come here
to do jury duty.
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21. - Here to serve the people.
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22. - What, and get naked?
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23. - This a pay-per-view show or—
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24. - I want to see
the room go black.
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25. - All right.
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26. Start bailiff-ing, Bailiff.
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27. - This is the case of
Wallace versus Conklin.
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28. You may now enter.
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29. - Plaintiff Edward Wallace
is suing
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30. his hairstylist, DeMarco,
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31. for $342 after he
says DeMarco not only
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32. caused his hair to fall out,
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33. he also snatched up
his boyfriend.
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34. Defendant DeMarco Conklin
says Edward is splitting hairs
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35. over nothing and that
it's Edward's fault
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36. that his scalp and love life
are inflamed.
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37. —the whole truth and nothing
but the truth, so help you God.
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38. - Yeah.
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39. - Before we get started,
I just want
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40. to let this is a
jury of my peers,
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41. and I get to use them
however I see fit.
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42. They're here for me.
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43. And after this is over,
I'm going to order them pizza.
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44. And you're not invited.
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45. Well, tell me why are
you here today, baby?
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46. - I'm here suing
DeMarco for $342
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47. for not doing my
hair correctly.
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48. I went to get some faux locs.
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49. And he did it so tight that
my scalp just inflamed,
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50. turned red, and started
peeling like a white person
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51. with sunburn.
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52. No offense.
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53. - Karlous!
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54. So what did he charge you?
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55. - He charged me $250.
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56. - So what's the
other extra for?
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57. - For my pain and suffering.
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58. Not only did he make
my hair fall out,
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59. he ruined my relationship,
hollered at my man.
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60. - What?
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61. - Yeah, it was a whole debacle.
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62. - DeMarco, what's your
side of the story?
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63. - So Mr. Edward called me.
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64. He asked me,
can I do some faux locs?
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65. So after he came to the house,
I did the faux locs.
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66. I always ask my clients,
if it's too tight,
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67. this is the remedy for
how it's going to be.
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68. You get up under the shower,
you stand in the steam
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69. so that the locs can loosen up.
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70. Of course, he didn't do that.
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71. He went to another stylist.
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72. So that's why your hair is
probably bumped and busted up
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73. and disgusting because you went
to somebody else and then you
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74. tried to come back to me and
claim that it was my fault.
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75. And it wasn't.
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76. - When did you notice
something was wrong?
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77. - Three days after.
I told him. I called him.
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78. I was like, yo,
my hair is too tight.
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79. Like, I got bumps.
I got scabs.
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80. I got peeling going on.
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81. Like, this is not natural.
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82. I've had my hair done
50 million times before.
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83. And this has never happened.
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84. - Do you have the
pictures of your hair?
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85. - Yes, ma'am, I do.
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86. That's how my hair looked
after he did faux locs.
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87. But after he finished with it,
my hair was falling out.
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88. - Oh, no!
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89. - That's my scalp after
it came out of braids.
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90. That's from doing it too tight.
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91. - Damn, he beat your ass.
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92. - Mine bumped up, flaked up.
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93. You see this man?
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94. - Ouch!
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95. I'm just saying.
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96. - You did that?
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97. - No, ma'am.
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98. He came back to me after
he came to the friend
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99. to take his hair out.
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100. - And when you got over there,
is that when you
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101. seen your dude at his house?
- No.
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102. Actually, let me tell
you what happened.
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103. So I'm under the dryer.
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104. This nutcase,
he slips my dude the card.
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105. I do house calls.
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106. You can call.
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107. You can call me whenever.
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108. - Because you came home
like my hairstylist sucks.
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109. And your boyfriend
was like, let me see.
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110. - Literally.
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111. Literally.
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112. Yeah.
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113. - So are you and your man
still together?
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114. - No.
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115. We broke up that
exact same day.
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116. - So where is he now?
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117. - Oh, he's here.
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118. - OK, come on up here, witness.
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119. - You took his
hair and his man.
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120. - They was already done.
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121. - Too much going on.
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122. - State your name and your
relationship to these two guys.
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123. - I'm Kensey Davis.
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124. I'm currently dating D.
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125. - Come on, man.
Come on.
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126. - You snatched him up?
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127. - How I'm going to snatch
something that wasn't there?
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128. - OK.
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129. So let me ask you this.
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130. Was DeMarco trying to
get at you when you was
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131. over at his house with Edward?
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132. - No, absolutely not.
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133. - And what did he
give you the card for?
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134. - To get my hair cut.
He told me that he cut hair.
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135. I should try him out.
And I was like, shit.
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136. - Try him out, all right.
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137. - So while you were
still with Edward,
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138. what did you have to
say about Edward hair
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139. when he braided it too tight?
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140. - If you pay somebody,
right,
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141. that mean that you like it,
right?
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142. Why you ain't telling him to—
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143. make common to say it's
tight when they doing it.
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144. - I do not like this at all.
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145. - No, me neither.
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146. - You come up in here, pants
is tighter than his hair.
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147. This is ridiculous.
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148. - Thank you so very much, baby.
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149. - You're welcome, baby.
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150. - OK, jury,
what you got for me?
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151. - He should get way more
than the $343.
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152. - I agree.
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153. - You done took this man hair
out and took his man out.
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154. He sitting here,
just a bottomless top.
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155. Just lonely.
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156. - Any final words
that you want to say
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157. that will help your case?
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158. - It took a long time for my
hair to grow back just to this.
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159. And my hair was,
like, this long.
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160. - OK.
Any final words for you, baby?
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161. - I just want to say,
when you come to someone
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162. and you get your hair done,
if you have a discomfort,
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163. say that right up front.
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164. Don't go and run
behind somebody's back
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165. like a little sissy
and do something different.
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166. - All right.
I've come to my final decision.
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167. And I'm going to settle
this once and for all.
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168. I'm ruling in the favor of—
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169. —the plaintiff,
Edward Wallace.
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170. DeMarco, you're ordered
to pay Edward $342.
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171. And let me tell you why.
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172. You braided his hair too tight.
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173. And you took his man.
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174. So not only did you
take his hair follicles,
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175. you took his heart.
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176. And it's just not right.
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177. So I can't give the dude back.
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178. But what I can do
is refund $342.
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179. And I just settled it.
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180. - Thank you, Ms. Pat.
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181. - You are dismissed.
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182. - He just wanted to go
get his hair braided.
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183. And he lost his man
and his hair.
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184. - I feel bad for him.
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185. - I mean, if you're
going to be dating men,
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186. you got to be tough enough
to not cry
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187. when they leave.
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188. I seen a get shot
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189. with a chopper one night,
and he ain't cry.
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190. Come on,
take me to the hospital.
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191. - You really got her
a 10-wing combo
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192. after she almost had
to get her leg amputated?
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193. - You know how much
they are now?
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194. - Wings are like $300 for 10.
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195. - Hey, jury.
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196. Hey, Ms. Pat.
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197. - Yee, yee, yee,
yee, yee, yee, yee.
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198. - While you yee-yeeing,
I wanted to tell you
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199. I got some stuff
I need done around the house.
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200. What y'all doing after this?
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201. - I got something to do.
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202. I don't know what it is,
but I got something.
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203. - I think my kids
are coming through.
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204. - Uh—
- Just me and you, TS?
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205. - I'm on the way.
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206. - Bailiff,
please start bailiff-ing.
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207. - This is the case of
Brown versus Brown.
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208. - Plaintiff Endiyah Brown is
suing her brother for $903
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209. after she claims
his dog bit her
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210. and she had to have surgery.
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211. Defendant Ayden Brown says
he feels for his sis,
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212. but the dog belongs
to the whole fam.
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213. He's not responsible
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214. and shouldn't have to pay
for their poop.
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215. —to tell the truth,
the whole truth,
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216. and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?
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217. - Yes.
- All right.
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218. Endiyah, tell us why
you're here today.
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219. - I'm here because I'm suing
my brother, Ayden,
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220. for $903 because
his dog attacked me.
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221. My leg ended up
getting infected.
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222. And I had to have emergency
surgery because of it.
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223. So I'm suing him for the $903.
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224. And I need that.
- OK.
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225. Ayden, tell me why you're here.
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226. - She is lying out her teeth.
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227. - Are you serious?
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228. - She's my sister.
I love her.
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230. She did get bit,
but it's a family dog.
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231. The fact that she's saying
that I should pay for this
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232. is outrageous.
- It's your dog.
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233. - It's a family dog.
- It's your dog.
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234. - We all came in—
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under check, OK?
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236. - We all came in
to help this dog.
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237. - Tell me the story,
how you got bit.
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238. - I heard some
commotion upstairs.
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239. It was my mom and my brother.
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240. They were having an
intense conversation.
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241. And I was trying to see
how I could defuse it.
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242. And in the midst of that, the
dog rushed in and attacked me.
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243. - But why did he only bite you?
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244. What, you smelling
like chicken?
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245. Did you have chicken?
- No.
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246. - Do you have any pictures
of the dog bite?
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247. - Yes, I do.
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249. - Oh, my God.
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250. Oh, my God.
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251. - Shit.
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252. - This dog got a taste for
lemon pepper calf muscle.
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253. - That's it.
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254. - This dog ever
bitten anyone else?
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255. - No, not that I know of.
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256. - He's never bitten
anybody else.
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257. - It's my brother's dog.
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258. He's the one that
takes care of him.
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259. - Who actually
paid for the dog?
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260. - A family member
gave us the dog.
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261. - So nobody actually paid.
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262. - Now we see why
they gave his biting ass.
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263. - So do you have a bill?
- Yes, I do.
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264. - OK.
Let me have it.
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265. - The bill was really
more than that.
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266. So I had to apply for
medical assistance
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268. - Ayden, did you ever offer
to pay this bill for her?
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269. - I didn't offer to
pay the bill outright.
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270. I've offered to do
other things.
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271. - So what are the things
that you're saying
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272. you helped her with
so she wouldn't
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274. - I have receipts right here.
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275. - What receipts do you have?
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276. Because you did not
help me do nothing.
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277. - A 10-wing combo.
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278. You really got her
a 10-wing combo
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get her leg amputated?
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280. - Do you know how much
they are now?
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281. Wings are, like, $300 for 10.
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282. - Do you have a
picture of this dog?
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283. - Yes, there's a video
that we have of her
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285. - Let me see the video
of the dog. OK.
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286. - All right.
I love you. Bye-bye.
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287. - Look at him.
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288. What do you want?
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289. - He just wants to
bite your ass then.
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290. - Right.
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291. - Do you have a witness who
can back up whose dog this is?
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292. - Yeah, my mom.
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293. - All right,
come on up here, Mom.
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294. - And your testimony better
be as loud as this outfit.
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295. - Damn.
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296. Mama to mama, can you tell me
what happened this day
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297. when your daughter got bit?
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298. - So I was in the room
correcting my son
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299. for something that he had
previously done.
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300. My daughter overheard,
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301. and she inserted herself
into our conversation.
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302. - You tell me,
whose dog is this?
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303. - I feel like it is
the family's dog,
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304. but he protects
my son the most.
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305. - Thank you so very much.
- Thank you, Your Honor.
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306. - All right. Come on, Jury.
Help me out here.
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307. - One name—
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308. Cujo.
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309. - Mama bust the case wide open.
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310. I will say this, Pat.
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311. The only way to solve this,
you need to go bite his ass
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312. in the leg three times.
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313. - So what is y'all's
relationship now, Ayden?
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314. - That's my sister.
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315. She annoy me sometimes,
a lot of times.
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316. - I know you ain't
talking about somebody
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317. getting on your nerves.
- OK.
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318. Tell me your relationship
with your brother now.
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319. - My brother—
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320. I love him dearly.
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321. We going to ride till
the wheels fall off.
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322. - You going to ride
till the bite heals up.
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323. - Yeah.
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324. - So, Endiyah, you say
this is your brother dog.
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325. Ayden, she say
your dog bit her.
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326. And you feel bad that this
happened for your sister.
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327. But Mama came up here and said,
it's the family dog.
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328. So I've come to
my final decision.
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329. And I'm going to settle this
once and for all.
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330. I'm ruling in favor of—
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331. —the defendant, Ayden Brown.
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332. - Are you serious, Judge?
- Yes.
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333. That was a family dog.
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334. And he bit you.
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335. That's like if my dog bite me,
I can't sue my husband.
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336. That's our dog.
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337. I'm sorry that
you got bitten,
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338. but you got bit
by your own dog.
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339. That settles it.
Thank you.
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340. - I hope you're happy.
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341. - You are dismissed.
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342. - Yeah. Use that other leg.
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343. - You know what?
I'm taking you back to court.
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344. - Ray J said his mama
would have never testified
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345. in a case between
him and his sister.
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346. - It's all for a good cause.
You know what I mean?
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347. - What's the good cause, baby?
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348. - You're learning lessons
in here at the same time.
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349. - What you learned, how to
let your dog bite your sister?
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350. - You must have forgot
when I gave you
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351. $1,000 for your wheels.
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352. - Them 10-speed wheels
cost a stack?
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353. - And do.
- Dang.
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354. - All right, jury.
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355. Y'all noticed it looked
like a courtroom,
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356. but the way we carry on like,
more like the Shade Room.
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357. - Hey, drama, drama, drama.
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358. - Baby, let's get petty, OK?
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359. - OK.
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360. - Bailiff, start bailiff-ing.
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361. - This is the case of
Jones versus Thompson.
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362. You may now enter.
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363. - Plaintiff Destiny Jones
is suing her friend Jennifer
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364. for $234,
the amount she loaned Jennifer
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365. to fix her car,
but was never paid back.
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366. Defendant Jennifer Thompson
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367. says Destiny needs
to pump the brakes.
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368. She's not the only one in this
friendship who borrowed money.
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369. Destiny still owes her
for wheelchair repairs,
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370. so she's countersuing
for $766.
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371. - All right, Destiny.
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372. Tell me why we're here today.
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373. - Yes, Your Honor.
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374. So I am suing my friend
Jennifer for $234.
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375. I gave her the money
for her car
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376. because her car
went in the shop.
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377. I was like, OK, you know,
I would help her
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378. and do what I have to do
because that's how I am.
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it seems like I'm just
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in the friendship
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381. because I haven't
got my money back.
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382. And I mean,
I'm just here to settle it.
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383. Or we're just not going
to have a friendship.
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384. - Oh.
- Oh.
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385. - OK. Jennifer, tell me
what's going on here.
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386. - Your Honor,
she got it all wrong.
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387. I'm tired of her riding around
here like she don't owe me.
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388. I don't owe her
anything because
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389. she's been riding with me.
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390. She owes me.
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391. I'm actually
countersuing you for $766
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392. because you must forgot
when I gave you
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393. $1,000 for your wheels.
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394. - For what wheels?
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395. - Her wheels.
She was on two flats.
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396. - Destiny,
your wheelchair go flat?
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397. - Yes, Your Honor, it did.
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398. Unfortunately, been in
this bitch my whole life.
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399. These the new ones she bought.
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400. - Them 10-speed wheels
cost a stack?
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401. - And do.
- Dang.
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402. [gasping, cheering]
OK!
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403. OK!
OK!
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404. Yeah.
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405. - I want to hang out with you.
you.
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406. - She wilder than me, Judge.
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407. She wilder than me.
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408. - Anything y'all
can do walking,
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409. I can do it in a wheelchair.
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410. - If everybody can have
a situation in this world
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411. and take it and be
as positive as you,
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413. I do not see that chair
when I'm talking to you.
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414. I see a crazy bitch.
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415. So you borrowed $1,000 for her
to get your wheels fixed
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416. on your wheelchair because
your little hot ass
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417. won't stop popping wheelies.
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418. - Right.
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419. - And you countersuing for 700.
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420. You say 700 because you're
going to take out the 234.
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421. - Yeah.
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422. - So when you gave her
the $234,
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you wanted it back?
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425. - Do you have a receipt?
- Yes, Your Honor.
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427. Destiny, was it a loan
or a gift to Jennifer?
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428. - I say it was a loan, but—
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429. - It was a gift.
- It was a loan.
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430. - She been riding with me,
going to events,
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431. girl trips,
or whatever in my vehicle.
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432. I'm looking at it like this
the maintenance for my car.
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433. - OK.
She Cash App you $234.
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434. - And I Cash App her too.
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435. - Let me see her receipt.
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436. And so with this
$1,000 you gave her—
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437. - It was a loan.
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438. - It says for loan.
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439. - It does say that.
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440. - We agreed that she was
going to pay me back.
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441. Months started rolling by,
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442. and she still ain't
gave me my money back.
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443. If I don't get this money,
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444. I'ma have to go ahead
and take these wheels off.
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445. So that's what's
going to happen.
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446. - You ain't about to
leave her here with us?
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447. - Oh, yes, I am.
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448. Yes, I am.
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449. She going to be on her
last wheel messing with me.
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450. - So did you ask her
to loan you the money
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451. to get your wheels fixed?
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452. - Wasn't really like
me asking her, I need it.
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453. It was more so like we was
venting, we were talking,
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454. and so she was like,
I'll help you this one time.
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455. And, you know,
I want my money back.
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456. I said, OK, cool.
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457. And I thought since
she put that boundary,
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458. I needed her to do
the same shit for me.
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459. - You suing her for 234,
but you owe her 766.
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460. That is crazy.
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461. - I still gave her that money.
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462. So I mean, in a sense,
I still need my money back.
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463. I don't care what it is.
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464. It could be a penny.
I need my coin.
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465. - Pat, I seen her in
the parking lot walking.
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466. I swear to God.
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467. - Destiny Jones is suing
her friend Jennifer
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468. for $234 in unpaid
car repair loans.
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469. But Jennifer claims
she spent a grand
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470. on Destiny's wheelchair wheels
and is countersuing for $766.
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471. Ms. Pat's going to settle it
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472. before this case
spins out of control.
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473. - You suing her for 234,
but you owe her 766.
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474. That is crazy.
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475. - I still gave her that money.
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476. So, I mean, in a sense,
I still need my money back.
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477. I don't care what it is.
It could be a penny.
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478. I need my coin.
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479. - Pat, I seen her in
the parking lot walking.
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480. I swear to God.
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481. Jury, what y'all think?
Come on.
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482. - I see so much talent
in you, Destiny.
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483. You are a bright
and shining star.
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484. But you don't get no money.
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485. She paid you $1,000,
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486. and you come back in here
looking for that $200?
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487. Girl.
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488. - I think you ladies
are the best of friends.
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489. And I don't want you to
have a situation like this
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490. take away from your friendship.
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491. I really want you ladies
to work this out.
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492. - Can you tell me how this has
impacted your relationship?
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493. - I feel like it's impacted our
relationship in the wrong way.
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494. I enjoy our friendship.
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495. I love everything that
we have done as friends.
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496. And I want to just
keep that going.
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497. - OK. Jennifer, how has this
impacted your relationship?
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498. - I mean, I really care
about Destiny.
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499. But at the end of the day,
if you tell me
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500. that you're going to
do something, stand on it.
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501. - You going to hell, bitch.
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502. - Well, she rolling with me.
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503. - Well, you better get you
some tall bitch jokes.
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504. - Need to give me
a little piggyback ride...
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505. Stallion.
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506. - Hey!
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507. - Body-ody-ody-ody.
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508. - You got a sense
of humor, girl.
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509. So with that said,
beautiful ladies,
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510. I've come to my final decision.
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511. And I'm going to settle this
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512. I'm ruling in favor of—
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513. —the defendant.
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514. Destiny, you are ordered
to pay Jennifer $766
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515. for the remaining balance of
your wheelchair wheels, OK?
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516. Because friendship
is everything.
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517. And, baby, I want to
hang out with y'all.
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518. You hear me?
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519. I don't know.
I'm an old bitch.
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520. I don't know what
I can do, but—
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521. - I got an extra spare
wheelchair for you too.
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522. We could go racing.
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523. - With that said,
I just settled it.
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524. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
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525. - You are dismissed.
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526. - Let's roll out, girl.
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527. - Aww.
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528. - She was so sweet.
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529. - She was so funny.
I could see her doing stand-up.
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530. - I could—
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531. - Next time on
"Ms. Pat Settles It"...
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532. - He told me,
if this does not hit,
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533. I will give you
your money back.
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534. - You let him suck you
in and up.
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535. - Oh.
- Wait a minute, Pat!
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536. - That I would
have paid to see.
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537. - She made me take
these coaching classes
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539. And I found out
the business was gone.
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540. - Do you know how many people
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541. and never use their background?
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542. Deray is a gynecologist,
but he don't practice that.
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543. When the last time y'all
had sexual relations?
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544. - It's been a minute.
- Yesterday.
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545. - Oh! Oh!
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546. - Wow.
- You about to lie?
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547. - I know she's not lying
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548. because your shoulders
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