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"I'm a foxy boxer" · Yo Gavel Gavel! - Court TV Commentary

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  If you give a bunch of money to an hour rapper who's your boyfriend,
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  is he gonna give it back? Or is Judge Judy gonna give you a
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  I love it well, I love it. We had two got great
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  cases for you today, Dan. How are you? I'm doing well?
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  How about you? I'm doing great. I'm suing you how much I'm gonna
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  give you money? Oh that's an interesting way of of suing friendship. Friendship
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  in infinite money. Infinite money. That's that's what friendships. Friendship is about
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  giving and not keeping tally. That's right, giving, that's right. If
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  you keep it Talian's up. Friendship, it's not friendship. Speaking of which,
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  I do have your tab. I'll settle up, Okay, settle up,
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  set up. I have a judge faith today we have a T shirt.
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  a bay side And so it's all square. I love it. You want
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  me to kick it off with Judy and then you can you can take the
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  Yeah, let's do that, hirple judge. Judy is old. She's old,
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  and it's COVID and it's she but they're still in the courtword. This
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  is a COVID Judy. Yeah. I fear for her life a bit,
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  but she is doing it. There an audience, there's not an audience.
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  It's just just silence. Yeah, and I can't imagine this good because Judy
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  plays to the energy. But also she like she's just old, Like she
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  doesn't let people tell a story, like she just reads the story and then
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  she just asks them clarifying questions like that's her bit um. And the plaintiff
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  has a witness or someone there with her like nodding along, but we never
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  see like she never comes up and talks, which is another weird bit about
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  this. Erica Fulture is suing Keyshwan homes for the maximum five thousand dollars.
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  Uh. These are for a bunch of different things, she says. He
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  owes her four. Let's get cracking. Uh, get sauce, illegal sauce.
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  So, Erica Fultre is thirty five years old. She's a licensed asthetician.
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  Asthetician, I don't know if it's definitely not an asketetician. That sounds
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  so that's it's like keep an itally on on backside. Sure, sure,
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  Uh, she's all a backside. And I know one mark for you there
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  it is Uh, she is an esthetician and she's also an entrepreneur. We
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  don't get into that business, and that is she does something with beauty,
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  right, aesthetics. Uh. And then she also a single note no children.
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  She's thirty five years old. And her friend Florence, who is in
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  the courtroom with her, does she have her machines? She does not have
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  her machion the dog days, not even that it's not she introduced. She
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  said, Uh, Florence introduced me to Kishawn. And Judy said, do
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  you know how old Kaishawn is? Keishaw? It's ki show in. Um
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  they never say the name, they do, but they say mister Holmes's at
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  the beginning, he says it. Uh So anyway, Uh, she said,
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  yes, I do know how old he is. Um, he's twenty
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  five, ten year difference, he says. And then Judy says, do
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  you know what mister Holmes does for a living? And she says he's an
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  inspiring rapper, But she means aspiring, not inspiring. She means you.
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  No, no, you haven't heard his stuff. It is you change your
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  life, changed my life. I got out of bed today he did because
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  the Keyshawn Holmes. Uh, that can't be his rapper name. Uh.
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  And and she said she's an aspiring rapper and Judy says, no, you're
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  wrong. He does nothing that's what he does. He does nothing. And
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  then she says, I'm an aspiring Grandma Moses, but it doesn't look like
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  that's gonna happen. And she says that to crickets, and then she says,
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  do you know who Grandma Moses was? And Erica Fulter says no,
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  no, I do not, And then Judge Judy proceeds to tell us who
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  Grandma Moses was. She was, which you do? You know the story?
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  She was a painter that didn't start painting until she was seventy five years
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  old, and she did it very very amazing. Yeah, inspiring and a
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  spy. That's right, both of those things. And so then Judge Judy
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  says, so, mister Holmes told you that he was at a crossroads in
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  his life, and Erica Fulter says, yes, I see you at the
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  cross roads. Homes homes homes h k shaka Holmes. Uh. He says
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  very gruntily, no, just no um, And Judy turns to him and
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  say, so you're happy with your life, you don't need anything, You're
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  you're you're on a great trajectory and he says yes, just like that.
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  Judy laughs and talks about how some people are just naturally confident, even if
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  they've never earned it before. But it's it's fun to see. So she
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  goes, but she says, so you and mister Holmes were dating. And
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  Erica says, no, we were not dating. And she says, I
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  have a statement here and it was written by you, and it says,
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  me and mister Holmes started dating. You wrote this seems confusing, and and
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  then Erica says, well, we were dating. We were not in a
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  relationship. And she said did you write this? Eric says yes. She
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  goes, then you were dating. So Holmes during this whole time is grunting
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  no and yes, like no, yeah, no, no, no,
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  yes, And finally she's like, you know, there's no grunting in my
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  courtroom. I'll get to you in a second. And then she finally does
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  get to him and says, what does dating mean to you? And he
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  says, to people, to people spend time together, you know, basically
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  like guess exclusive, and and then she said, Judy says, so,
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  describe your relationship with the plaintiff and he says, transactional, your honor,
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  and she says, transactional, Trent, transactional, What what does that mean?
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  And he says, I gave her money for things she wanted. I
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  gave her time. Uh, you know, she'd like to buy things,
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  and I would give her the things to buy those things, you know.
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  Basically, like that's what was going on. And he says it was not
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  exclusive. He says, uh, stand ups. She says, stand up
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  straight. Don't say basically again. Don't say like again, did you in
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  the plaintiff? Uh? What was transactional? And he said basically everything was
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  in front? Yeah, that's what he said. And she says, okay,
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  stop, don't say basically anymore. I don't even know what that means.
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  Everything is in front. Did you in the plaintiff ever have physical relations?
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  And he says, yes, was that everything everything? Basically it sounds
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  like something you'd say when you don't know what to say. You know,
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  everything's in front, everything's in front. I don't know what to tell you.
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  Uh, did you and the plaintiff had physical relations? And he says
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  yes. She says more than once and he said yes, and she said
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  more than ten times and he says and he says no, okay, and
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  she says, well, so five to ten times and he is like,
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  more like four, So we narrowed that down to the number of times everything
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  was in front, so profit nonchalant. Uh and then she says, uh,
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  okay. So you paid her four hundred ninety one dollars for a rental
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  car which you destroyed, and he says, by accident. I love that,
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  yeah, and she says by accident this says you were doing You got
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  a rental car and you were doing tricks with it, and he says,
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  now, your honor, I was using it for a music video. I
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  had learned some new stuff, was showing that off and the break, you
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  know, the break didn't work in time. I hit a wall. I
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  accept accountability for that, and that's no secret. So he says he wasn't
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  doing tricks. He had learned some new stuff, hit the break, the
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  break didn't work in time, and he accepts accountability for that. Okay,
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  not responsibility, accountability for them. And Judy was like, okay, so
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  tell me about the credit card. We get to the credit card. Erica
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  says he had a credit card in his name and he and Kashawn immediately goes
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  no. So then she says, who's the authorized account holder? Erica says,
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  I'm the authorized account holder based on the agreement that we had and the
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  empathy that I had for him, I gave him a credit card in his
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  own name. So, judge, would you ever give someone get someone a
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  credit card? Technically you have a credit card that is on my credit thinking
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  that is accurate, So yes, I would. Yeah, I have a
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  cell phone on your credit So it's you know, it's a it's a given.
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  Take over here at the bramble jam um. So then Judy goes,
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  so, you ranted a car for this guy three times, you gave him
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  a credit card, you bought plane tickets for him, during which time you're
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  having intimate relations with him. He didn't take this relationship as seriously as you
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  did. Uh, women are supposed to be smarter than that. What what
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  do you have to say for your So then Erica pipes up with some bad
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  grammar and says, we only had intimacy twice three times. What she said,
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  we only had into me see twice three times. I can't tell if
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  that's two to three times or like two sessions. It was a it was
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  a double double double day, but three separate times and three times of a
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  double that would or two threes or three twos. But that would be six,
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  not four. So it would be six not four. That's exactly.
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  I do want to get that on the rest for sure. This is a
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  bramble Jim plus of gavel where we get a little bit more salty either way,
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  though, that's not four. So whether it's two or three or six,
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  yeah, and there's we can go further into that, but I don't
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  think we will. And here's the thing. She says, we had indifacy
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  twice three times, but I wasn't attracted to him in that way. I
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  got him a credit card so he could be self sufficient. He would emotionally
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  abuse me. He would tell me that no one cares about him and he
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  needed help. He's a really big manipulator. Uh. And Judge, Judy's
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  like, yes, tell but telling somebody that no one cares about them is
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  not like me telling you, hey, no one cares about me. Is
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  not emotionally abusive to you. Yeah, it is manipulative, but it's not
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  like I'm not like so, Judy, I'm not telling you that no one
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  cares about you. That's right, which is true. Yeah, Judge,
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  thank you, buddy. I appreciate that for the hard honesty. Uh yes,
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  um, yeah, mclass. He Judge Judy's like, he played you.
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  He played you like, I don't know how else to say this.
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  You got played. However, I am curious about the second rental because you
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  say in your statement you were asking for the keys to the car multiple times,
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  and if he refused to give that to you, we've got something here.
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  So asked me to like what happened there, and she said, well,
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  I asked for the keys back, and I've been trying to get the
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  vehicle back for a while. Well, he came to my house that morning
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  and I was working from home on a zoom call and outside someone came to
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  the house. They were having a fight and was driving me nuts. So
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  I went outside and asked for the keys. And she says, wait a
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  minute, did somebody stay the night? I mean, did somebody somebody just
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  showed up? And she said, yeah, they must have been tracking his
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  phone. And she said, did he stay the night at your house that
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  night? And and Erica Fulger says, yes, yes he did. And
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  so Judge Judy says, I can see what's happening now. He spent the
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  night your house, your bed, and then got upset. There's another girl
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  out front. So you asked to give the keys back. And then she
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  says he wouldn't give me the keys back unless I gave him five hundred dollars
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  because he thought he had already gaven me money. He doesn't know how to
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  do math. Now, that is the last sentence. She says, he
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  thought he had already gaven me money because he doesn't know how to do math.
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  There's a lot there. There's a lot there. Just soak it in.
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  So all right, So there's there's a couple of things that play here.
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  Yeah, there's a rental car. There's two rental cars. We know
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  how long they've had these cars. No, it's five thousand dollars total,
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  which is the max. She has credit card receipts. He's not paid back
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  five thousand rental car that he damaged insurance claim like all this stuff, it
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  took five thousand. She's capped at five thousand. It maxed out. That's
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  what she's suing. Keyshwan Holmes for Judy ready to make her ruling. I
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  have no idea because here's the thing, Like she willingly did all of this,
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  right, she will did all this suh. Yeah, But like she
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  willingly did all this. Everything was upfront. Everything was up front. That's
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  what I'm trying to say. Two two times three four four. I uh,
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  I'm I'm gonna give her no money. You and Judy are gonna be
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  in the same boat. Claim dismissed. No money for Erica. You got
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  played. You should be smarter than that. Sucks to suck. That's exactly
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  right. Gabble, gabble. We did it. That's a good case.
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  That's a great case. It's very fun. It is joy Keishaw made it
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  worth watching for man to man. There's a lot there. There's a lot
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  there. How much do we know how much? Like five thousand was the
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  max? But do we know like how much total? She She was like,
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  no, we don't know that information, but we do know it was
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  transactional and everything was in front, not up front in front. Everything was
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  in front. Yeah, well it has to be. We're gonna carry on
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  over to Judge Faith please here, um, I want to introduce you to
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  a couple of people, one being Denise Bailey. Denise Denise Bailey is suing
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  Claudette Burke for five thousand dollars. Okay, we got a good five boys.
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  I don't know what the max is un judged faith as five thousand for
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  rent. Denise issuing Claudette for five thousand dollars for rent and damages. Claudette
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  is countersuing six hundred and twenty dollars for a TV and an electric bill.
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  All right, okay, let's dive in. Uh. Denise met Claudette through
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  a mutual friend one night at a bar. Okay um she see. Denise
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  thinks that Claudette seems fun. Okay, which she is fun. She still
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  think that currently present day thoughts okay. Upon meeting her, I think she's
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  fun. Um. So she she finds out that Claudet's needing a place to
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  stay. She has a room, and so she does her homework. She
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  hangs starts to hang out with Claudettes some more gets to know her, and
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  she gets to feeling the vibe. She's responsible, so let's do this thing.
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  They get together a rent agreement. She was going to pay rent.
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  They signed an agreement. Claudette has a job, and so everything seems good.
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  What's her job, you ask? Is it an esthetician? No,
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  she's a foxy boxer. She's a foxy box She's a foxy boxer. She's
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  also a bit of an entrepreneur because this is her thing. She puts together
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  these nicetish Foxy boxing from what I can gather here, she puts together evenings
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  where she teams up with a barkay for an evening of foxy boxing. Now,
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  foxy boxing is women in bikini's boxing. I think I got that,
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  so top notch entertainment there. Um. So at the time, now it
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  is unknown whether or not Denise knew about the Foxy boxing like you know,
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  she doesn't know, I don't know, we don't know. But seems fun
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  though she does seem fun yeah, um And so at the time of signing
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  the agreement, she had five shows going on every week. Um and so
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  she was she was staying keeping busy. She was making a thousand dollars a
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  week doing the Foxy Boxing. Um. And she paid eight hundred dollars for
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  the first month, so it was eight hundred dollars monthly. Rant she's making
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  a thousand dollars a week, easy, should be no problems and dollars a
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  week, thousand dollars a week doing the Foxy bringing it in. She was
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  bringing it in until she wasn't. Like foxy boxing tends to be. Sometimes
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  sometimes there's highs and lows, and those lows are when the women get injured
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  and you have to cancel it vents. So she went from five shows to
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  two shows, still plenty of money. Well, I don't know. She's
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  doing five shows and making five thousand dollars a month and goes to two She's
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  making two thousand, still enough to pay the rim. You think so,
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  but alas here we are, Um, so this is happening. She she
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  did. Denise did not ask for a security deposit because she wanted to keep
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  it casual. Claudete seems fine, she paid the first month, no problem.
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  What I keep thinking, no need, no need to make this more
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  than it is. Uh, Denise um has to go away for work for
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  three weeks. Denise works on a pipeline, had to go to Alaska.
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  She's a welder, okay, Um, which is pretty neat. Judge Faith
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  thinks it's neat. Claudette doesn't think it's neat for a girl. She's busy,
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  foxy, foxy boxing. That's what girls do. Girls. That's exactly
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  right. Um so didn't didn't. Claudette also has this face that she does
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  all the time where she was just like this all the time, she's just
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  like it's Claudette. Um. So she goes to Alaska, and um,
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  Claudette's wants it to be known that during that time, those three weeks,
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  she took care of Denise's dog and that dog poops a lot. Okay,
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  so no problem. So yes, So three of the five Foxy boxing shows
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  get canceled while Denise is away. So money is a little bit shorter than
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  it was. She did not pay rent for month number two. Okay,
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  okay. Denise comes back from her trip on the Alaskan pipelines, only to
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  discover that Claudette has spray painted her room with very bright colors, spray paint,
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  spray painted. Now there is graffiti words on each wall. There's love,
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  there's peace. Also in her room, this is her this is this
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  is Claudet's rook. She's painted herself. Yes that she's or had a friend
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  come in and do some graffiti work. So um. She also painted the
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  um, the floor, the carpet which under her breath. Claudette says that
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  was an accident. We don't get any follow up of that. Um.
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  She also we see pictures in her room is just a cluttery mess. There's
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  just stuff hanging from the ceiling like fabric hanging from the ceiling. She has
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  she has um nailed lingerie on the walls as arts. So the paints.
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  It's a nice graffiti work. I do gotta say. It does look pretty
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  cool, but not maybe not for a bedroom that you're renting from somebody.
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  But whatever. They're a lease signed or no, there's a lease sign now.
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  Claudette says, Listen, I asked if I could paint my room,
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  and Denise says, I thought regular paint, not the spray paint. So
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  Denise pulls up being gone three weeks Alaskan pipeline welding, and she sees a
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  bunch of bikes in front of her house. You might be thinking motorcycles,
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  no bicycles. Okay. She goes inside and there are three men in her
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  house smoking hookah pot fruity pot um. We do you know, Yes,
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  Claudette was was smoking pot whatever whatever whatever, Listen, I was just having
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  some fun. And there was also one guy just laying on the floor and
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  then just laying there. So things are going well. Uh. Denise told
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  her after this, no more friends, their gangbangers, their gang bangers.
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  We're not going to have them here gang bang gang bangers. Do you have
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  any proof of those bicycle riding? That's exactly right, um, Claude deett.
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  Month three comes along, no rent. She says, listen, I
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  watched a dog I felt like I was. It was good. It was
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  good. That's easy. Um. And then I gave her a TV.
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  So did she ask for a TV? No, but she gave it to
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  her. Um and UM. Then she's like, and I asked my sugar
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  daddy to pay for the electricity. The crowd goes nuts at the sugar daddy.
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  Um. And Denise pipes up and says, and that check bounce,
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  So the bike riding sugar daddy. Check bounced, sugar daddy. Maybe a
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  little bit more of a splendid Yeah. So month four comes once again,
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  no payment. It's time to kick her out. This is not this is
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  bad news. Um. She can claims that Claudette agreed to repaint the room.
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  We don't get any any feedback from Claudette on that good or bad,
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  but she says she agreed to paint the room. She then brings an invoice.
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  There was a lot of repairs needed, such as the carpet that was
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  accidentally m claudette started making her gang bangers climb out her bedroom window because she
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  didn't want it. Needs to get mad that windows broken. Also, one
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  of the gang bangers knocked down the door. There's holes in the wall that
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  she was cut using the laundry to cover up, which she also nailed to
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  the wall. She no, but we have pictures of everything, okay um.
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  Denise brings an invoice saying that all these damages would cost two thousand dollars.
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  Judge Faith says, do you have a receipt for do like actually doing
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  the work, and she says, this is the receipt and Judge Faith is
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  like, this is not a receipt. This is an end voice for what
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  it would cost. It's not a receipt. Judge Faith is ready to make
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  her so she hasn't done the work yet, she's work, that's what.
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  Well, she's claiming she did do the work, and that's what she's a
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  thousand dollars of work and three months rent is only forty four hundred dollars.
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  There are there's a fifty dollars late fee per month and that's in the lease,
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  and it's in the lease. Okay um, So that's another three that
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  still doesn't add up. I don't know how we got to the five thousand.
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  There's some missing numbers. I think she definitely gets the rent back,
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  um. And I think what's interesting is is that how did you have money
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  to paint if you didn't have money for rent? Like that's the thing that
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  I can't get past. Maybe she was just letting a guide practice. Yeah,
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  I guess. Um, I'm inclined to give her all of it.
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  I don't think Faith's gonna do it. I think Faith is gonna give her,
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  uh half twenty five hundred dollars, So I think Faith's gonna do Um.
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  So Faith is gonna give her twenty eight hundred dollars for the rent.
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  That's rent plus the late fees. Okay, so that doesn't end up or
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  whatever. Um. So there was some sort of number one that's eight times
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  three, it's twenty four hundred, and then there's four hundred dollars late piece.
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  Apparently that's a weird number for late fees for three months. But that's
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  fine. We got twenty eight hundred, and then she's gonna give her two
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  hundred dollars to repaint the room. And that's it, and that's it.
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  None of the other stuff for the one the other stuff. Wow. Interesting,
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  Yeah, that's a wild ruling. Why why, I don't know.
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  She said in voice, wasn't good enough for her, wasn't good enough for
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  faith? Wasn't good enough for faith? Apparently said you should be able to
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  paint the room for two hundred dollars. You can have that, man,
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  That's how you can't paid a room for twenty dollars unless you're doing it yourself.
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  But that's what Judge Faith wants her today. She well, will weld
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  your way to it, weld your way to pipe pipeline work girl, girl,
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  unbelievations, Claude. That's fun though, I'll say that much she is.
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  She's fun. She's fun, foxy box, boxy box, she's intuitive,
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  she's inventive. I wish you could see the pictures of this room.
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  They were wild. I bet it was a wild rim. She's gabbles all
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  about right there. She's great. She also at one point says that um
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  uh, Denise calls her crazy, and she's like, I'm not crazy.
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  I have a a h d D. So a h d D. Yeah,
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