You’re absolutely right then the store could’ve blamed the missing pieces on the mover. He did the right thing by leaving The incomplete furniture set.
Except he’s absolutely wrong. All they’d have to do is get it in writing somethings are missing. 🙄 I had movers bring stuff to me, a table and chairs… except they also were supposed to bring a couch. They didn’t, so I didn’t sign the delivery for all those items. They wrote that it wasn’t delivered and then I signed and got the couch later. It’s not much different here.
@@elvickRULES I'm a commercial driver. Doesn't always happen that way. Failure to sign for a delivery can avoid the entire delivery. Drivers do NOT have to accept a short load. Because once it's in your possession you are responsible for it, whatever is on the manifest you owe. I would have asked for confirmation from both parties that an amendment was made and I'd expect a piece of paper saying so. That driver knows what's up. Smart dude.
All sales are final, a good question, why are 5 pieces missing from a sold order ? As a delivery driver previously, I would not pick up a incomplete list unless both parties are aware of the situation and agree for the partial pick of consigned items.
These sales persons are devious, they let the buyer select the things ,paid for them, then at the bottom of the receipt which is the last transaction, they have printed that " all sales are final!" I guess she didn't say that to him before payment. If I know the terms and conditions of a product before I pay for it/them and I don't agree ,I am not buying them/ it
Contracts / warranties/ refund policies exist for a reason and doesn’t have feelings no matter if you’re rich or poor. Don’t complain, read the receipts and if you’re too busy or ignorant to abide by stores rules, that’s on you. Get over it.
I feel like the mover is right… you take all of it or none of it. Just like when someone accepts store credit or money as an exchange, then the matter is closed bc they accepted the deal. JJ talks about this often.
I definitely agree with that if he was sent to pick up a certain amount of things then that's what he should have gotten you should have contacted the customer and let them know hey it's not all here I need you to sign something
When he received his sales receipt, which is after payment, there is the all sales final notice, at the bottom. Should that not be disclosed prior to payment, not afterwards?
It’s up to the buyer to ask these questions. If you’ve lived longer than 21 years of life and have often gone shopping at stores or even online, it’s impossible for you to not know “refund policies” are. And if you’re not, than ask questions before buying. It’s that simple.
JJ loves to call things that she doesn’t understand “ridiculous”. Had that man only brought 9 pieces of furniture he could have been accused of stealing the other 5. He was trying to protect himself and I think that’s smart.
Exactly. I was looking for a comment like this. Him picking up and signing for incomplete goods could potentially results in the liability falling back on him if for whatever reason, one of the parties claims that all items were picked up instead of the partial amount. It's obvious that there is room for human error especially concerning all of the disputes and the fact that the pickup wasn't arranged until months later. Like going to a car dealership, if the accessories that are supposed to come with the car happen to be incomplete, there's a separate document that gets signed stating which item(s) are missing and what is being done about it
If only there was a thing we could write on and a thing we could write with, and a way for people to sign an agreement on the picked up items. Oh well, he’s totally right since no such things exist in life. We are very primitive. People really watch judge shows and think you can’t get the store to sign that they only gave 9 items? He just has to do nothing?
You've never had a shipping/receiving job, have you? If the manifest is incorrect, you go over it with your supplier/receiver/customer before anything is loaded/unloaded and you make the appropriate alterations to the packing slip stating what's missing, what's damaged, what's this, what's that-- then you both sign and date and you both keep a copy for records. Same with the bill of lading. If it's not correct upon pick up, corrections must be made and *all parties* sign and date to signify that they are aware and accept these changes.
One of the few times jj asked for a receipt and actually got one. So many people give her bank statements or say they don't have it. That receipt seems to be his very downfall as well.
I disagree, a receipt is given after payment is made. A contract is agreed before payment is made. He should be told that all sale is final before he decides to make payment and not after he has made payment. JJ got it wrong this time.
@@iykeharrison9161 usually there are signs up all over the place, especially near the cash register...LOL. You agree to the "contract" the moment that you hand over money, and receive your receipt. Especially from any "second hand" stores...Thrift stores, or Consignment (this case) stores....LOL. He was just being a butt hole.
@@rogertaylor7433 You are making up facts that were never stated here. If such signs existed the defendant needed to provide evidence of same. But to just rely on a receipt given after a payment has been made as evidence of a binding contract is just ludicrous. What if the receipt stated that he could only own the furniture for a month? Should he be bound by that?
@@iykeharrison9161 Usually (99.99%) of the time, if it's on the receipt, they have the signs all over the place as well. ......and as for that .01%??? They get a sign up lickidy split, soon enough, if something like this happens....LOL!!!!! Try going into a "second hand store", and NOT see a sign. Or many signs, that says [ALL SALES ARE FINAL]...You'll be hard pressed trying to find one.....LOL !!!!! Blessings!!!
I agree with him too. You don't send uber eats driver to pick up your combo with fries and a drink and because the fries aren't ready, or they're out of them he just delivers the nuggets and the drink.
A customer doesn't get the receipt or contract as JJ calls it until AFTER you purchased items. They should be told BEFORE they buy that all sales are final!!! After you give them money then they're giving you the "contract" which isn't right or fair, imo.
@@jackieelizabeth8614 A sign, which may or may not have been read, does not make a contract. This being on the receipt does not make a contract. He didn't evaluate the terms of the contract, he was just given it on a receipt when he paid for it. IT IS NOT A CONTRACT. No matter how you say it, or put it, Judge Judy is WRONG 100% by saying that is a contract.
@@bravo2966 look it's wrong yes but legally it's a contract. This in case I'm glad she was shady and he got his money back but in general it's considered a contract
@@jackieelizabeth8614 It is not legally a contract. It's a receipt for a sale. You buy a chocolate bar from me, on the receipt it says at the bottom 'buyer agrees to buy 100 chocolate bars a week from me'. Do you now have an obligation to buy 100 bars a week from me now? Of course not. A contract needs consideration from both sides before reaching agreement. A receipt is a receipt, a contract is a contract. So, no, it is not legally a contract.
That's why at my previous job we had the return policy posted, we explained the policy upon purchase, and had them sign the receipt. I had a customer try to pull this same garbage after spending 2 hours with him, he even applied for financing, and still tried it afterward.
as a person who does doordash on the side, i would never pick up half of someone's food, how much less half of a furniture order. also, "all sales final" doesn't mean anything in america, especially if that isn't expressly stated on the products or discussed beforehand. he clearly bought furniture that he found out was overpriced and changed his mind.
Bet the store sold the other items during the time frame of the cc company having given the money back and then didn’t have them when it was reversed, but why would they fight it? For people thinking the delivery guy was “right”, just write a note and have them sign that items marked/listed we’re not available for pickup. It’s not hard.
The plaintiff is a fool to finally expect all 14 items he paid for, but there is only 9. He lost the case of the contentious sale, but, he was sold 14 items, now there is only 9 for pick up. The furniture store does not have the right to do that, resell paid for merchandise.
Small business companies, work with your customers. They will come back and send people for business. I like doing big companies. You can return things within 90 days.
I believe it is a two way street, if the 14 peace is not a whole I would not want the rest. As I bought as certain sets fir certain rooms. Wheres Part 2?
Shouldnt he be informed all sales are final before he makes his purchase. Not when he's giving the receipt? Maybe he wouldn't have bought them in first. Or thought about it longer if he knew all sales were final prior to be purchase.
Where are you people from? It’s usually plastered all over the walls and everything. The sales are always final whenever I go to a second hand shop or furniture store. I’ve never returned anything or even thought I could because it’s not a real big box store.
@@denniswithabow I'm from a place where people care about a happy customer just as much as they care about the sale. Nothing wrong with informing your customer or asking if they're sure about their purchase, because all sales are final. I've been told that plenty of times prior to my purchase. Word of mouth business is the best way to get more customers. Why not ensure for yourself, and for the customer, you have happy customers, so you can get more customers through them? And besides, it's just courteous and the right thing to do. Especially in sales, you can tell if a customer is unsure. Where you from?
It is a contract when you decide to sign it before reading or decide to leave the store before reading and taking items. Either way you have enough time to read a receipt before you sign and enough time to read before you leave the store with the items. So again it’s an agreed contract
The buyer is at a huge disadvantage because it was only shown to them post-payment. The "contract" that Judge Judy keeps harping about that is on the receipt should not be binding because the plaintiff or any buyer of that furniture would NOT have seen it until items were paid partially or in full. Money had already been exchanged.
Part 2: JJ will ask the Defendant what happen to the 5 missing pieces.. He will most likely receive a partial refund for that set of furniture..What part of "All sales are final" does the Plaintiff not understand!???🙄
Seems like the Defendant didn't understand it either. Yes there was contention on the sale, but should not be given license to re-sell his items that were paid for.
I think it’s ridiculous that you are made aware that all sales are final after you’ve already bought items and it’s declared on the receipt. I know customers need to do their due diligence but stores should also have duty to make this aware to customers with every possible transaction beforehand.
She's hustling in a crooked consignment company no class woman even if all sales were final if someone complained about 2 items out of 9 the 2nd day it wouldn't have hurt to refund those 2 items she wanted every penny she could get She's not there for repeat business
I’m with the mover. No way I would pick up 9 when I was instructed to get 14 AND WHY would 5 pieces be missing/ or sold. They should have written a letter giving him x amount of days to get it or it will be sold or whatever.
Have them sign that those items weren’t there. It’s not hard. Unless he is illiterate, then maybe he shouldn’t be picking up items at all. Let alone driving, since you have to read road signs.
I don't believe the defendant. I don't think he would ignore an order he just paid $8,000 for. If he's stuck with paying he's going to want what he paid for.
Bird always seems disinterested in being there. Then he looks super annoyed when he has to walk evidence back & forth to JJ lol. SMILE DUDE! You have the easiest job in Hollywood!
THE "MOVER" IS RIGHT...IF THE ORDER IS NOT COMPLETE I WOULD NOT OUCH IT EITHER SMH I'VE OWNED A MOVING COMPANY...AND YOU DO NOT TAKE THE INCOMPLETE ORDER UNLESS IT'S OKAY WITH THE CUSTOMER
If the wording " All sales final" is only on the bottom of the receipt then you have already paid by then so how can it be a contract. Unless you are made aware of that clause before you commit I dont see that it is a valid " contract" You can't have a contract that only puts the conditions AFTER you have committed! I think JJ is wrong here.
I used to work for a clothing store years ago and for our Final Clearance items, not only the signs say it but we tell customers before processing their payment. I’m sure there are signs at the front of the store, on the furniture themselves (like in the printed description and pricing), and the associate tell you before processing the payment
Now Judy is being a little ridiculous. It does not matter if a receipt says all sales are final. If he was smart he would have brought a copy of the statute. However, as She still had the furniture in her possession, and consumer purchase LAW states no matter what the receipt says you have a Cooling-off term, the rule allows you to cancel a contract within a few days (usually three days) after signing it. As explained by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the federal cooling-off rules gives the consumer three days to cancel certain sales for a full refund. And as he had not yet picked up the furniture he had every right to cancel it. If he had taken it home that would be different. WAKE UP JUDY.
That’s not a lot. He seems he furnished at least his bedroom and front room. A decent sectional will run you at least 2-3k by itself. This is a house not an apartment lmao
I thought you had a period of reflection why you buy any item, like 2 weeks or a month. Either way terrible store owner, awful advertising, I would not buy anything there.
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Jj really don’t be listening at times🙄 the plaintiff has to explain his case, not her guessing🙄 if the mover had signed for the 9 pieces instead of 14 she would of said “how would I know your mover didn’t take it”🙄🫠
I wouldn’t pick up an incomplete order either because the company might say they gave them to me and blame me for missing items.
Mover is absolutely right. If he picked up the incomplete order and brought it to the Plantiff he would have to answer for why it’s incomplete.
You’re absolutely right then the store could’ve blamed the missing pieces on the mover. He did the right thing by leaving The incomplete furniture set.
Except he’s absolutely wrong. All they’d have to do is get it in writing somethings are missing. 🙄 I had movers bring stuff to me, a table and chairs… except they also were supposed to bring a couch. They didn’t, so I didn’t sign the delivery for all those items. They wrote that it wasn’t delivered and then I signed and got the couch later.
It’s not much different here.
@@elvickRULES absolutely right
@@elvickRULES
I'm a commercial driver. Doesn't always happen that way. Failure to sign for a delivery can avoid the entire delivery.
Drivers do NOT have to accept a short load. Because once it's in your possession you are responsible for it, whatever is on the manifest you owe.
I would have asked for confirmation from both parties that an amendment was made and I'd expect a piece of paper saying so. That driver knows what's up. Smart dude.
@@stopcommentingshit pp
All sales are final, a good question, why are 5 pieces missing from a sold order ?
As a delivery driver previously, I would not pick up a incomplete list unless both parties are aware of the situation and agree for the partial pick of consigned items.
These sales persons are devious, they let the buyer select the things ,paid for them, then at the bottom of the receipt which is the last transaction, they have printed that " all sales are final!" I guess she didn't say that to him before payment. If I know the terms and conditions of a product before I pay for it/them and I don't agree ,I am not buying them/ it
@@dorothycarty3554 don’t buy thousands in furniture if you’re not sure about it.
That lady look like she over it by the beginning of the video lol
Hahahahahahaha , seriously.
Hahahaha, she really does
She knew she'd outta there quick. 💨
Edit...
I've watched part 2 and she knew she'd be outta there quick b/c she's a liar!!
Hahaha 🤣
So over it…
JJ has a lot of money and sometimes she forgets how important even a mere 100 or 500 dollars is to others.
Absolutely! I have seen that from her a bunch
Absolutely! Damn rich people.
This should be a lesson to all. Never do business with THOSE people.
Contracts / warranties/ refund policies exist for a reason and doesn’t have feelings no matter if you’re rich or poor. Don’t complain, read the receipts and if you’re too busy or ignorant to abide by stores rules, that’s on you. Get over it.
I feel like the mover is right… you take all of it or none of it. Just like when someone accepts store credit or money as an exchange, then the matter is closed bc they accepted the deal. JJ talks about this often.
I definitely agree with that if he was sent to pick up a certain amount of things then that's what he should have gotten you should have contacted the customer and let them know hey it's not all here I need you to sign something
The movers can be blamed for "losing" the delta pieces.
He's right.
I agree cuz he could be accused of taking the 5 missing items. Better not to get your prints on there.
Just get it written what was missing/picked up. It’s not that complicated to still do your job.
When he received his sales receipt, which is after payment, there is the all sales final notice, at the bottom. Should that not be disclosed prior to payment, not afterwards?
There’s probably a sign at the register. Also, what grown person makes a purchase that large without confirming the stores return policy anyway?
hell they probably did. if its a nice furniture store they probably told him and he went "yeah, yeah its fine"
It’s up to the buyer to ask these questions. If you’ve lived longer than 21 years of life and have often gone shopping at stores or even online, it’s impossible for you to not know “refund policies” are. And if you’re not, than ask questions before buying. It’s that simple.
JJ loves to call things that she doesn’t understand “ridiculous”. Had that man only brought 9 pieces of furniture he could have been accused of stealing the other 5. He was trying to protect himself and I think that’s smart.
Agreed. Even the smartest folks occasionally put their foot in their mouths.
Exactly. I was looking for a comment like this. Him picking up and signing for incomplete goods could potentially results in the liability falling back on him if for whatever reason, one of the parties claims that all items were picked up instead of the partial amount.
It's obvious that there is room for human error especially concerning all of the disputes and the fact that the pickup wasn't arranged until months later.
Like going to a car dealership, if the accessories that are supposed to come with the car happen to be incomplete, there's a separate document that gets signed stating which item(s) are missing and what is being done about it
100%
If only there was a thing we could write on and a thing we could write with, and a way for people to sign an agreement on the picked up items. Oh well, he’s totally right since no such things exist in life. We are very primitive. People really watch judge shows and think you can’t get the store to sign that they only gave 9 items? He just has to do nothing?
You've never had a shipping/receiving job, have you?
If the manifest is incorrect, you go over it with your supplier/receiver/customer before anything is loaded/unloaded and you make the appropriate alterations to the packing slip stating what's missing, what's damaged, what's this, what's that-- then you both sign and date and you both keep a copy for records.
Same with the bill of lading. If it's not correct upon pick up, corrections must be made and *all parties* sign and date to signify that they are aware and accept these changes.
I holler every time Judge Judy says, “ I don’t care.” 😂😂🤣🤣
Cuz baybee she ain’t lyin…she don’t care…😂
@@kmsleyang8972 She doesn't care because she has a short attention span and a heart of stone.
@@sashaqueenie She has to in order to stay in business.🤷♂️
love it 😂😂
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One of the few times jj asked for a receipt and actually got one.
So many people give her bank statements or say they don't have it.
That receipt seems to be his very downfall as well.
I disagree, a receipt is given after payment is made. A contract is agreed before payment is made. He should be told that all sale is final before he decides to make payment and not after he has made payment. JJ got it wrong this time.
@@iykeharrison9161 exactly what i was thinking.
@@iykeharrison9161 usually there are signs up all over the place, especially near the cash register...LOL. You agree to the "contract" the moment that you hand over money, and receive your receipt. Especially from any "second hand" stores...Thrift stores, or Consignment (this case) stores....LOL. He was just being a butt hole.
@@rogertaylor7433 You are making up facts that were never stated here. If such signs existed the defendant needed to provide evidence of same. But to just rely on a receipt given after a payment has been made as evidence of a binding contract is just ludicrous. What if the receipt stated that he could only own the furniture for a month? Should he be bound by that?
@@iykeharrison9161 Usually (99.99%) of the time, if it's on the receipt, they have the signs all over the place as well. ......and as for that .01%??? They get a sign up lickidy split, soon enough, if something like this happens....LOL!!!!!
Try going into a "second hand store", and NOT see a sign. Or many signs, that says [ALL SALES ARE FINAL]...You'll be hard pressed trying to find one.....LOL !!!!!
Blessings!!!
The defendant is a scammer, Gets the money from the Plaintiff then makes more from selling it to someone else.
... yes ...
The mover is right..waiting for part2
I agree with him too. You don't send uber eats driver to pick up your combo with fries and a drink and because the fries aren't ready, or they're out of them he just delivers the nuggets and the drink.
A customer doesn't get the receipt or contract as JJ calls it until AFTER you purchased items. They should be told BEFORE they buy that all sales are final!!! After you give them money then they're giving you the "contract" which isn't right or fair, imo.
I'm guessing there was a sign somewhere in the store, there usually is and the receipt confirms it.
@@jackieelizabeth8614 A sign, which may or may not have been read, does not make a contract. This being on the receipt does not make a contract. He didn't evaluate the terms of the contract, he was just given it on a receipt when he paid for it.
IT IS NOT A CONTRACT.
No matter how you say it, or put it, Judge Judy is WRONG 100% by saying that is a contract.
@@bravo2966 look it's wrong yes but legally it's a contract. This in case I'm glad she was shady and he got his money back but in general it's considered a contract
@@jackieelizabeth8614 It is not legally a contract. It's a receipt for a sale.
You buy a chocolate bar from me, on the receipt it says at the bottom 'buyer agrees to buy 100 chocolate bars a week from me'.
Do you now have an obligation to buy 100 bars a week from me now? Of course not. A contract needs consideration from both sides before reaching agreement. A receipt is a receipt, a contract is a contract.
So, no, it is not legally a contract.
@@bravo2966 it's an enforceable contract just like verbal contracts. You're not correct dude 😒
The mover is 100% right.
That's why at my previous job we had the return policy posted, we explained the policy upon purchase, and had them sign the receipt. I had a customer try to pull this same garbage after spending 2 hours with him, he even applied for financing, and still tried it afterward.
That second “SSSSHHHH” at 4:09 killed me 😂
For those complaining about how JJ is handling this one just wait until Pt. 2!
If he pay for all of his stuff he’s supposed to get everything when he pick it up why isn’t everything there
I think she sold the five items for more money than the plaintiff paid. Otherwise why wouldn’t she bring the receipts?
Defendant is a gorgeous lady
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Byrd looks unhappy and constipated
Byrd is really a cool person. 😄
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as a person who does doordash on the side, i would never pick up half of someone's food, how much less half of a furniture order. also, "all sales final" doesn't mean anything in america, especially if that isn't expressly stated on the products or discussed beforehand. he clearly bought furniture that he found out was overpriced and changed his mind.
UNLESS the statement is written elsewhere, it doesn't matter what the bill says!!! He doesn't get the bill until the payment is already made!!!! DUH.
He created a whole big mess. No refunds. Oh well.
No he should have been made aware of the no refund policy before he made payment not after.
Sometimes it's better to be last.
@@iykeharrison9161 he should’ve asked. Sellers don’t have to tell you that.
If you are not made aware that all sales are final before you purchase the item, then what the receipt says is irrelevant.
I would have signs all over the store, All Sales Are Final
Bet the store sold the other items during the time frame of the cc company having given the money back and then didn’t have them when it was reversed, but why would they fight it? For people thinking the delivery guy was “right”, just write a note and have them sign that items marked/listed we’re not available for pickup. It’s not hard.
I think that according to the law there is not such thing as all sales are final. You always have 48 hours to cancel a purchase.
She must've gotten plenty of headaches from being a judge.
What a mess 🤦🏾♀️ Plaintiff is a fool
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Exactly
The plaintiff is a fool to finally expect all 14 items he paid for, but there is only 9. He lost the case of the contentious sale, but, he was sold 14 items, now there is only 9 for pick up. The furniture store does not have the right to do that, resell paid for merchandise.
Sorry, but I LOVE the mover's accent. ❤❤❤ oh my!! 😼
The defendant needs a cup of hot tea with honey and lemon
Small business companies, work with your customers. They will come back and send people for business. I like doing big companies. You can return things within 90 days.
order was incomplete. he couldnt move ANYTHING, if he would've they consignment company wipes their hands clean
Plaintiff reminds pup of Andy Griffith lol
I believe it is a two way street, if the 14 peace is not a whole I would not want the rest. As I bought as certain sets fir certain rooms.
Wheres Part 2?
So true, legally the defendant is breaching their own "all sales are final" contract. Part 2 should be telling to watch.
He looks like George W bush + Mr Obama
Shouldnt he be informed all sales are final before he makes his purchase. Not when he's giving the receipt? Maybe he wouldn't have bought them in first. Or thought about it longer if he knew all sales were final prior to be purchase.
Just like when I buy discounted clothing that is on sale. The cashier usually says all sales are final during transaction
Where are you people from? It’s usually plastered all over the walls and everything. The sales are always final whenever I go to a second hand shop or furniture store. I’ve never returned anything or even thought I could because it’s not a real big box store.
@@denniswithabow
I'm from a place where people care about a happy customer just as much as they care about the sale. Nothing wrong with informing your customer or asking if they're sure about their purchase, because all sales are final. I've been told that plenty of times prior to my purchase. Word of mouth business is the best way to get more customers. Why not ensure for yourself, and for the customer, you have happy customers, so you can get more customers through them? And besides, it's just courteous and the right thing to do. Especially in sales, you can tell if a customer is unsure. Where you from?
0:44, somebody’s hungry I hear a stomach growling lol😂
She’s responsible for measuring your rooms aswell? 😂
How can a receipt be a contract when you don't see it until you've already paid?
It is a contract when you decide to sign it before reading or decide to leave the store before reading and taking items.
Either way you have enough time to read a receipt before you sign and enough time to read before you leave the store with the items. So again it’s an agreed contract
@@omelda correct.
Maybe different there, in UK you get the receipt after payment, no signing at that point. Thanks for explaining
The buyer is at a huge disadvantage because it was only shown to them post-payment. The "contract" that Judge Judy keeps harping about that is on the receipt should not be binding because the plaintiff or any buyer of that furniture would NOT have seen it until items were paid partially or in full. Money had already been exchanged.
Part 2: JJ will ask the Defendant what happen to the 5 missing pieces.. He will most likely receive a partial refund for that set of furniture..What part of "All sales are final" does the Plaintiff not understand!???🙄
Well if something said "All sells are final" I wouldn't understand that either! 😂😂
foreigners....
Seems like the Defendant didn't understand it either. Yes there was contention on the sale, but should not be given license to re-sell his items that were paid for.
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Part 2.
What part do you not understand the defendant is a scammer and sold his furniture to someone else ?
2:50 She's so well spoken! Smart and sweet voice, and well prepared. That guy is sunk.
She's a scam artist
plaintiff looks like George W Bush got spray painted brown
I'm not sure....but I'm seeing Vito or Michael Corlene from this guy....I love it 😏 its his hand gesture...I so love it! If you know, you know!
It's not ridiculous to not pick up a FULL order!
I think it’s ridiculous that you are made aware that all sales are final after you’ve already bought items and it’s declared on the receipt. I know customers need to do their due diligence but stores should also have duty to make this aware to customers with every possible transaction beforehand.
Which mover is going remember the date of a transaction with many other moving activities.
He’s not a iPod. In fact he’s very smart. 14 not 9. Point blank period
It’s always soooo many lawyers in the comments who know the law so well lol
Printing "All sales are final" on a receipt is not a contract
She's hustling in a crooked consignment company no class woman even if all sales were final if someone complained about 2 items out of 9 the 2nd day it wouldn't have hurt to refund those 2 items she wanted every penny she could get She's not there for repeat business
DAILY DOSE OF JJ
She is strikingly pretty
No she isn’t. Dime a dozen. Googly eyes.
I’m with the mover. No way I would pick up 9 when I was instructed to get 14 AND WHY would 5 pieces be missing/ or sold. They should have written a letter giving him x amount of days to get it or it will be sold or whatever.
What's all that clicking and clacking when defendant speaks?? Dentures?
Disagree with JJ here. If I'm a mover I'm not picking up an incomplete order. I would have no way of proving she didn't give me those missing items.
Have them sign that those items weren’t there. It’s not hard. Unless he is illiterate, then maybe he shouldn’t be picking up items at all. Let alone driving, since you have to read road signs.
This should be a lesson to all. Never do business with THOSE people.
What people?
@@shanaiderobinson2411 You know THOSE people... the people that make babies with multiple woman and then dont take responsibility.
@@johnconnors3962so bold online wit ya racism … would never say anything in person tho …
@@yourmajesty2755 Fo sure you are 100% right. I would never say that in person. THOSE people are prone to violence.
I'm way too distracted by the defendants spit sticking in her mouth.. it's louder than her talking 😖
It’s disgusting
She really needs to stop saying stuff is ridiculous bc she doesn’t know something or it has never happened in her almost 1 century years of life😂😂
I don't believe the defendant. I don't think he would ignore an order he just paid $8,000 for. If he's stuck with paying he's going to want what he paid for.
Bird always seems disinterested in being there. Then he looks super annoyed when he has to walk evidence back & forth to JJ lol. SMILE DUDE! You have the easiest job in Hollywood!
He had to stand there all day. They have many cases a day.
THE "MOVER" IS RIGHT...IF THE ORDER IS NOT COMPLETE I WOULD NOT OUCH IT EITHER SMH I'VE OWNED A MOVING COMPANY...AND YOU DO NOT TAKE THE INCOMPLETE ORDER UNLESS IT'S OKAY WITH THE CUSTOMER
What happened to part 2
I mean I understand the movers point but couldn’t he have just got that in writing? That she sold 5 pieces?
No doubt in my mind that the mover is absolutely right. why would I take an incomplete order, really Judge Judy, I love you but nooooo
If the wording " All sales final" is only on the bottom of the receipt then you have already paid by then so how can it be a contract. Unless you are made aware of that clause before you commit I dont see that it is a valid " contract" You can't have a contract that only puts the conditions AFTER you have committed! I think JJ is wrong here.
I used to work for a clothing store years ago and for our Final Clearance items, not only the signs say it but we tell customers before processing their payment. I’m sure there are signs at the front of the store, on the furniture themselves (like in the printed description and pricing), and the associate tell you before processing the payment
how can people come to your hkuse and mess with your kids
Funny to see the comments after the 1st, 2nd,…etc before the end. You’ll realize she’s a scammer at the end.
If you're a proud business owner, you take your stuff back and move on.
Im still trying to figure out if the plaintiff is black or not
Now Judy is being a little ridiculous. It does not matter if a receipt says all sales are final. If he was smart he would have brought a copy of the statute. However, as She still had the furniture in her possession, and consumer purchase LAW states no matter what the receipt says you have a Cooling-off term, the rule allows you to cancel a contract within a few days (usually three days) after signing it. As explained by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the federal cooling-off rules gives the consumer three days to cancel certain sales for a full refund. And as he had not yet picked up the furniture he had every right to cancel it. If he had taken it home that would be different. WAKE UP JUDY.
Where is part 2 of this hearing?
Not ridiculous at all to to refuse to pick up a partial order in trucking, unless cleared by the buyer.. Judy is wrong on that
who pays 8000 on furniture,
People that don't buy furniture at IKEA
That’s not a lot. He seems he furnished at least his bedroom and front room. A decent sectional will run you at least 2-3k by itself. This is a house not an apartment lmao
Me! Good furniture will cost that much.
@@claybyrd4943 Funny, I was just thinking, "This isn't a bunch of Poang chairs and Lack tables."
Ppl pay what they can..for what they like.
No problem there
Defendant has rbf
I thought you had a period of reflection why you buy any item, like 2 weeks or a month. Either way terrible store owner, awful advertising, I would not buy anything there.
"I'll show you where they have some nice furniture." ~ Donald J Trump
We should add Nixon's "I am not a crook."
another missing part 2.... who are they paying to post these? Pay ME!
A lot of entitled Americans
Demist violent
She is a con artist
It's not fair that all sales final..They all say it!! U would never be able to PURCHASE ANYTHING! Contract s are MADE to be BROKEN!
All money i send all apples musics cards his birtday all the longs party thats m why do m t let m e in a lots of lies acusing me a lots
I’m too early
Fourth
First 🎉
No you weren't
You get a Cookie
@@webblake6227 yes I was clown 🤡
@@vet-7174 thanks. I love cookies 🍪
@@8213apice you weren't first. Better luck next time.
First, and waiting on part 2....LOL
Nope
You get a Cookie
@@vet-7174 ....Thank you. I like cookies 🍪 😋
Have a good day 😊!!!
Blessings!!!!!
Right?? Where is it?
@@shannonbrophy3687 ua-cam.com/video/F8hYMS1sOXc/v-deo.html
Part 2.
The plaintiff is clearly a Republican but I do sympathise with him. I will never buy from a 'All Sales Are Final' business.
???? Clearly ???? I'd love to hear you explain this statement.
@@robertdelisi9473 yes, I agree. It's always a dumb demon-rat that brings up political stupid statements...Who really cares about people's political issues?
This is just a court case. Shhhhheeesh !!!!!
@@robertdelisi9473 I said I have sympathy for the obviously Republican plaintiff, what more do you want me to explain?
@@robertdelisi9473 And the defendant is a self-confessed Hustler!
@@ehrelmaletzky3049 What makes him Republican?...never mind, you sucked all the fun out of it already. You're clearly delusional.
Im gay. Congratulate me
@@haiiiiii11 Hahahahaha 😆😅😂
For what?
@@robertdelisi9473 for making a sausage disappear 😜
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Jj really don’t be listening at times🙄 the plaintiff has to explain his case, not her guessing🙄 if the mover had signed for the 9 pieces instead of 14 she would of said “how would I know your mover didn’t take it”🙄🫠