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She told me her ex-husband would pay me back · Yo Gavel Gavel! - Court TV Commentary

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  This is a Bramble Jam podcast this week on your gabbl gavel. As your
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  girlfriend still lives with her ex husband, can you sue him for bail money?
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  Let's find out with mathis in the chambers and can you sue your friend
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  because they're fat? Just Jerry picks up the wait and tells his real people
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  we podcast network. I mean everybody that's listening to this that is Oncurate,
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  Yes, they're all aware. We've recorded a few podcasts for the last forty
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  eight hours. Over the last ninety six hours, we've recorded quite a few.
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  Yeah, it's eight, nine, ten, a bunch, a bunch
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  like ten, ten plus definitely ten. This is our eleventh, eleventh podcast
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  since Monday. Holy cow, we're doing it. It's not advisable. It
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  is not advisable. I'm just telling you right now, even with well and
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  I recorded five Christmas I mean spoiler alert, guys giving it away. I
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  recorded five Christmas mornings. When did you do that? Tuesday? Five more?
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  a podcast. That's what I've always said, got a Podcast's exactly right,
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  we're getting the gavel. I have Mathis Matthews. I have judged Jerry.
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  I haven't spent time with Jerry in a while. I go to the Mathis
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  well quite often. I love judge matth You gotta love judgment. You were
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  very excited about this case. I would like for you to start because I
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  just can't wait anymore. Yeah, this is a why one here and this
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  is all Mathis. This is a Mathis show for sure. Larry Baker,
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  let me introduce you to Larry Baker. Larry Baker, he is suing Robert
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  Goddard for twenty six hundred dollars in bail money that he spent to get his
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  girlfriend, who is Robert Goddard's ex wife, out of jail. Okay,
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  sorry, let me watch this. So plaintiff is suing the defendant for twenty
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  six because for bail money that he spent to get the defendant's wife x wife
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  xife, his girlfriend, his girlfriend out of jail, out of jail.
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  I can't figure out how he's suing this guy. Robert Goddard, the defendant,
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  is countersuing Larry Baker fifteen hundred for emotional distress. Okay, I thought
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  he might. Yeah, so let's get in with Larry right now. Legal.
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  Larry's like, look, the biggest reason why we're here is because he
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  thought I had an affair with his wife. Yeah, but you're suing him.
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  Okay, Okay, Sorry, that first senate should tell you that.
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  Nothing I'm about to say that for the rest of my story is going to
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  make any sense. He thought I had an affair with his wife. He's
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  this man is currently dating that man's ex wife. Yes, okay, he
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  says, he said, now as of March this year, yes, I
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  did have sex with her. Okay, but they were not married at that
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  time and they still aren't married. They haven't got to not back there.
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  And then he says, we get together, sleep together, have a relationship
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  now, but it was after they were divorced. I I only knew her
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  because Robert's wife or ex wives the girl I ended up dating her girlfriend and
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  I were friends, so I just like, but he's mad because he thinks
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  that I had an affair with his wife. And matthis is like, but
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  you you are sleeping with his wife and he's like ex wife, and he's
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  like, okay, so when did you start sleeping with her? He says
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  March. Matth is like they were divorced at the time. Robert Goddard,
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  the defendant, pipes in and goes, yes, your honor, we were
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  divorced when he started sleeping there. Okay, how are we gonna get to
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  where we're going? Okay, So now that we got math so that they
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  they they weren't separate separated, Yes, they were, and he goes,
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  Okay, so I met her because I was doing some work I met I
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  met her, Uh a call back to us. It's just fun. He
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  said, I met her because I was doing some work for Robert at his
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  house. Okay, And Judge Mathis goes, so you met his ex wife
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  by doing work at his house. No, he met it through a girlfriend,
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  and he said, uh, yeah, well, yes, I was
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  doing work for Robert at his house, and Robert's like, he was not
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  doing work at my house. He was like, well, I was doing
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  work for my girlfriend at his house. And Mathis says what And he says,
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  so my girlfriend, the defendant's ex wife, was still living with him
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  at the time. At what time, At the time they were divorced.
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  They were divorced. They they were still living, still living together, and
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  she on occasion was slipping over to his house. She asked Robert mutual friend
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  girlfriend of hers, asked him to do some work at the house. He
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  meets her, and then he met her, and then he and then he
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  that's right, they start to have an affair, not an affair. They
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  started to have a relationship, even though she still lives with her ex husband.
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  And Matthews is like, so you're divorced but still live in the same
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  house. Yes, they both confirm this. Defendant confirms divorce, still living
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  together. Larry says, two or three weeks after I started working there,
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  I started seeing her. And Matthis says, so you were doing work.
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  Huh? All right? Matthews crowd lasts, and he says, how often
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  you do that with your customers? And Larry's like, nah, this is
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  the only time, blah blah blah. He makes one more joke, and
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  Larry's like, so like Robert and I still see each other to this day.
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  Like no, no, no, I'm sorry, he says the ex.
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  We never get her name. My girlfriend and I still are together,
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  We still date, we still see each other. We sleep together in that
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  house, he says. We sleep together in that house. His room's next
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  door. We all eat together, we barbecue outside. Whole deal. Okay,
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  what is the point of all of this. His claim is that this
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  is infuriating. Yeah, okay. Mathis says, so, y'all are husband
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  in laws. Crowd goes uh, and then he says, wife, he's
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  got it going on. You go girl. All right, right, he
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  said, let me hear from the defendant. Robert says, listen, but
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  we haven't heard. Look, okay, just don't don't. Don't try to
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  make sense of it. It was a laugh a minute, I can tell
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  you that. Robert says, Listen, my ex met Larry, don't.
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  I don't remember him ever doing work at my house. First of all.
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  Second of all, she met Larry. She was in a group, a
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  rehab program for alcohol addiction, and that started in February and then apparently they
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  met in March. We were divorced, but she was in that program.
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  I don't recall him doing any work at my house. But she had an
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  alcohol abuse issue and she started going to these meetings and that's where she met
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  Larry and and Matthis is like all right. Larry likes so like, why
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  are you suing? And he's like, well, I bailed herd Jay twice
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  the first time. And he gives the number, the two numbers at it,
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  twenty six hundred. But he's your girlfriend. Yeah, okay, right
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  there. No, I bailed her out of jail. I got the paperwork,
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  dude. The rest of this episode, you have to watch. It
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  is like a who's on first bit? From this point forward it is a
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  full rig Delby four for two. Yeah, because so far it's been real
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  straight and clear. I'm just telling you, I was dying laughing. Matthis
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  says, so you bailed her out of jail, you got the paperwork.
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  She says she'd pay you back, and Larry goes, she said her husband
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  would pay and MAT's husband and matthis says, so they were married, And
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  Larry says, as far as I know, yes, they were. What
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  And matthis says, so, as far as you knew, you were sleeping
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  with a woman in her house, eating at her table, all while her
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  husband was there the whole time. And he goes, no, your honor,
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  they were divorced, but as far as you knew, And then Mathis
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  goes full yell. He says, you just told me they were married.
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  Were they married or not? And he says, your honor, to my
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  recollection, they were not. And he says, okay, so you mean
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  to tell me she told her ex husband. She told you her boyfriend that
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  her ex husband would pay you back for the bail money, and you think
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  that was weird. And Larry goes, yeah, that was kind of strange
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  to me. You know, they're sleeping in separate bedrooms, but I guess
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  they were on good terms. And he said, and you're sleeping with her
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  And he said, no, your honor, I wasn't sleeping with her.
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  He goes, I'm looking at this. It says June you started sleeping with
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  her in March. Yes, you were, you were, And Larry goes,
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  well, that's kind of sticky, You're honor, it's weird, and
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  he goes, you know the way he the way he points at Robert again.
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  The way he played it off, it was like they were still married,
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  Like he was crying all the time and telling her to come home.
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  And Mathis is like, so did you stop seeing her? And He's like,
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  yes, for like a month, I stopped seeing her. Mathis is
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  like when he's like in April, matthis is like, but did you think
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  they were together that at the time. So he looks at Robert and at
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  the time that you, that's right, had relationships in that man's house.
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  Did you think they were together? The best he I configure is no,
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  he doesn't, but when it comes to getting his money, he does,
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  all right. So Mathis then said, looks at Robert and goes, did
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  you agree to pay to this? Robert says no. Larry says, why
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  would he? Larry says, I have a document that says he has agreed
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  to pay me, and I can't go any further without letting and I'm leaving
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  out what happens next because it's part of the ruling. Well, this is
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  ridiculous, knowing what you know about Larry. Yeah, so far he has
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  a document that says Robert says he's gonna pay. I'm gonna go out on
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  a limb and say that this document was filled out and signed by his girlfriend
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  saying, hey, my ex husband will pay you, signed by her.
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  That's what I imagine is going to happen here, and he's not gonna get
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  any money. And you know what, my poor guy over there, give
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  him fifty dollars because nobody listen. No one should have to imagine what's going
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  on in the other room between your ex wife and some guy that's doing work.
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  So Larry says, I have a document that says he agrees to pay,
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  and the bailiff comes over and he starts to hand it to the bailiff,
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  and Mathis goes, don't take that document from him. Read it to
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  me. Read to me on that document where it says he will pay you
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  back, Read it to me, and then I'll get the bailiff over there.
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  And he goes, your honor, it's right here. Just take it,
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  and he says, read it to me. Where does it say he
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  will pay you back? And he says, okay, I don't have anything
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  on him. What does that mean? Mathis goes, I didn't think so
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  claim to smith Son, something's wrong with you, judgment for the Countersooth,
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  You're causing me emotional dispress much less this guy. He gives that guy fifteen
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  doesn't ask him a question. Fantastic. What did he have? That's the
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  docum? The document had, it was from his watched the thing afterwards,
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  and he keeps going, Robert and I'm will get my money. You know
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  you owe me money. I'milla get my money. And the guy's like,
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  I don't know what you're talking. Did he did? Larry seem crazy?
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  He was weird. He was very soft spoken, but just weird. Get
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  my money. You gotta watch it. It's it's wild out there. I
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  want to introduce you to Chris Easily, Okay, not from Easily, who
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  is suing for the amount of a couch and Nicole is counter suing for uh,
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  what's it called the amount of a couch? Do we know amount?
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  Okay? And Nicole is countersuing for defamation of character? We don't know that
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  amount. Are we ever going to get to that? We never get to
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  that? No, okay, feel good about it. So Chris was hanging
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  out with Nicole one day. They're friends, and uh, they were watching
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  some tiktoks together, some TikTok videos. I don't know what you say I
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  don't know what's correct. I was watching some tiktoks or I was watching some
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  TikTok videos. I was watching some tiktoks. I think it's just tiktoks videos.
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  Is repetitive the ATM machine. Well, you would say I was watching
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  a YouTube video. You wouldn't say I'm watching some youtubes. Yeah, but
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  TikTok's are their own thing. Like nobody says have you seen my YouTube?
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  They say, have you seen my TikTok? It's my own thing. Um.
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  And he shows her a video that was so funny Dan that she laughed
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  so hard she fell off the couch and that broke the back leg of the
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  couch. Okay. He shows a picture and he's like, look look at
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  this. I got it propped up on a couple of iPhone boxes. Ghetto.
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  Nicole pipes up and says, that was my idea. She's taking credit
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  for the credits for the and Chris says, no, it wasn't. You
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  didn't even know that I had two iPhone boxes. That's the last we hear
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  of that situation. But I didn't think that was important. Chris says,
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  I think my couch has a weight limit. And Nicole exceeded that weight limit.
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  Good creed is she have you said? She's uh, she's plus sized,
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  but like you know, she looks good. Yeah you go, girl,
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  Now let's take that back right now, walk that one back like you
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  go, like you go do whatever you want type thing. You didn't You
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  didn't fully commit. Yeah, I know what I mean. Yeah, And
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  so it was that weird middle ground that no one likes. Yeah, kind
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  of like when, uh, you know, you're not sure if the guy,
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  the woman you're sleeping with it's actually divorced. It's the whole recollection.
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  They were, they were, they were so Chris says, I think my
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  has a weight limit. Judge Jerry says, did you give her any warning
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  that the couch might not be able to hold her? And Chris said,
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  no, I didn't know that it was going to fall like that. And
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  she wasn't even she wasn't sitting on the couch like a normal person. She
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  was sitting on the arm of the couch. She sits around the house.
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  No, I'm sorry, do you it's his couch though, And it is
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  his couch. Okay, this is absurd, so uh, but she was
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  sitting on the arm of the couch. Did he say not to did he
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  invite her? Well, he just says who sits on the arm of the
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  couch? And Nicole says, after I fell, we both laughed, and
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  he says I did laugh until I noticed that the leg was broken, and
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  then I was like, oh, oh, one thousand dollars couchn Coole says
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  that was not no couch and I but Nicole says, after it happened,
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  I said I is there anything I can do? And he said three times,
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  it's okay, friend, it's okay friend, it's okay friend. So
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  these two aren't romantically involved. No, they're not. No, they're not
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  romantically okay, they're just friends. Uh So Uh, anyways, I said
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  I can do it, and she's and he's like, no, it's okay,
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  friend. And he was like, I was trying to be sympathetic when
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  I said that Nicola was homeless at the time, I was trying to be
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  sympathetic. Nicole says, I was not homeless. I lived in a hotel.
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  And Chris says, well, a hotel's not a home. Uh.
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  And Chris says, once she was up and on the up and up,
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  I assumed that she'd be responsible adult and offer to pay or do something responsible
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  adult. Yes, okay, but instead she's over there posting pictures on end
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  stuff her getting drunk because she's an alcoholic. Don't tell no one, uh.
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  Nicole says, no, I'm not tell everyone. Uh. Jerry says,
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  I just want to be clear here. You are suing because she's too
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  big for your couch. But also apparently there's more. What is this about
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  a wax on the rug? And Chris says, yes, wax on the
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  rug. So it was my birthday party. Nicole's over there torking by my
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  son's door and knocked over a candle and wax went everywhere. And Jerry says,
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  how do you know it was her? And he says, I have
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  pictures, and we see the pictures, and the pictures are of wax on
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  the rug, not of her dancing. And Jerry says, how does this
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  prove that was it was her? And Chris says, it proves that it
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  happened, but it was her, And you have my word, and my
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  word is my bond. Well that tells you your words your bond. Fine.
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  Nicole says, I didn't spill the wax. I don't know anything about
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  it and my word is my bond. Ooh double bonds bond, it's a
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  bond. Uh. Nicole is counter seuing for defamation of character. She plays
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  a video that Chris posted on TikTok where he complains about people who don't pay
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  for things that they owe, but never mentions her by name, never mentions
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  her by name. It's time for the verd nothing. It's a hard no
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  one, nothing for no one, no way, no how see ya you're
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  correct, Yeah, nothing for nobody but Chris. On the way out,
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  well, Nicole says, Chris, you're busy and you're mean. We'll never
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  be friends and nick and Chris says Nicole, you're fat, and Nicole says,
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  but I'm beautiful man. And then they just kind of like pose off
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  and they posed situation. So there you go, everybody that that was a
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