@@kimm6589 Did they really go to court, though? Or did they agree that the car was wasted and the best solution was for the show to pay them for the car?
@@hellegennes the cases are real. Usually the cases are ridiculous like these, but they get paid for being humiliated on the show , instead of taking care in a local court.
Actually this was a real case filled in small claims court. They JJ production team sorts through small claims cases and reaches out to the litigants to see if they would be willing to have their case on the show, so it would be highly unlikely they made this up.
This is refreshing to watch. Mature adult speaking and being respectful of each other. No shush... and Listen carefully, I am speaking from Judge Judy.
I never thought maturity, respect, and good behavior existed in America until this episode. They need to play this episode to every litigant before they appear on the show.
For some people, the knowledge that the other person can leave keeps them on their best behavior. Judge Judy said on another episode about dating, “the courting period is as good as it gets” If you never get married the courting period never ends.
Dating for long periods does not guarantee longevity or happiness in marriage unfortunately. Most times the opposite happens especially if you lived together before getting married
I'd have to say that this was the most orderly case I have seen in a long time. It was about one person being in the right, and the other person being in the wrong, and the fact that the defendant can stand there and take accountability for his mistakes and say that he still considers the plaintiff his friend speaks volumes. If only every case ended like that.
As a healthcare professional kudos to her for assisting in taking care of her ex husband. You wouldn’t believe how many times my team has had to call adult protective services. All parties seemed like genuine good hearted people.
She's lucky he drove it because the engine would have locked up on her .Certain Chrysler Sebring and Chysler Concords from the 1998 to 2002 model years could contain defective 2.7 liter V6 engines which are prone to catastrophic engine failure due to a build up of oil sludge.
I was thrown for a second because I think this is the first ever episode I’ve seen where both parties were mature and owned up to their mistakes instead of whining like children!
JJ paid out the $2000 ezpz because they were both totally reasonable and responsible adults. Told the full story. Etc. now everyone is happy and they can all be friends again. Win win
The defendant bears a faint resemblance to the late George Carlin (just saying). 🤭 The younger litigants, especially teenagers who appear(ed) before Judge Judy could learn from senior people like these! it was very refreshing to see a no-baloney case at last. 😎
I was genuinely surprised that there was no drama in this case. After seeing so many idiots on this show, its refreshing to see two respectful & mature parties who can behave in court without all the nonsense.
Some care giver. Why would she leave without her ex husband having someone that could assist him. The good thing is the defendant was very honest about what he did and why. That’s a good thing.
I agree only because if he got into an accident or killed someone, it would be on her. With permission that’s a horrible situation and without permission there’s no words.
I must admit that this subdued nature of this case almost had me surprised. They weren't acrimonious and were respectful. I think that's why Judge Judy was as fair as she was.
As everyone is saying, refreshing to have honest people who admit the truth and let the judge make the decision. Then to be so reasonable about the verdict and to say we’re still friends is awesome. I’m just torn about it. I mean unless you did something crazy if the engine died that’s kind of 17 yrs of wear and tear. Maybe she hadn’t maintained it. I leaks there’s not much a single time user can do to blow an engine unless running it hot if the rad fails etc. But at the same time it was during his use, and without permission so I definitely get that point. Nobody can guarantee or determine if it was user error or just an old car that was on its last leg already. I guess if he had gotten permission it would he a different story as to if it were negligence or not, or simply older vehicle.
Honestly the defendant and plaintiff seem so cordial I wouldn’t be surprised if they both decided to come on JJ just so some or part of the cost is covered. Neither was really out for the other or trying to stick it to them.
0:01 This case is so wholesome even the announcer gets it wrong at the beginning saying that they are former friends. Hell, these folks have a better relationship than I do with my wife!
That is the worst decision ever made by Judge Judy. We don’t even know what happened to the car. It died? Mechanical problems? He didn’t crash it correct?
It depends really. If the plaintiff let the defendant drive her car and knew advance that he was somehow dangerous on the road (Being drunk, driving without a driver's license, bad driving record, etc.), Judge Judy would of definitely dismissed her case. But if the plaintiff let the defendant drive her car, but was not aware that he would somehow be unfit to drive, then she still may possibly have a case.
Case would've been dismissed. Just like the classic judge Judy toilet case you can't sue someone just because they used something with permission as intended and it died.
This case was so wholesome it was disappointing. Where the defendant claiming the plaintiff stole money out of his jacket? Where’s the plaintiff saying she has text messages to tell the defendant never to touch the car (but can’t find the texts now)? Where’s the witness inserting his opinion every 12 seconds until JJ threatens to throw the plaintiff’s case? I was deceived into watch this video hoping for typical bad human behavior. I want my money back and I’m countersuing for hurt feelings and disorientation. Judge Judy, you’re a hustla, madam!!!
I must be just to old fashioned. I wouldn’t get married unless I was sure it was gonna last a lifetime. Hence why I’m 40 and have zero interest in getting married. I always said my mom has done it enough for the both of us. She is currently on number 5
So your mom who is double your age is not old fashioned but you are? Lmao idk why people throw that “old fashion” word out so much like it’s superior or even fitting. Oh and btw you can never be sure it’s going to last a lifetime no matter how perfect you think the relationship is
Most people that get married do think it’s going to last a lifetime. You don’t go into it with divorce on the mind. Also, being 40 and having zero interest in getting married is the exact opposite of old-fashioned. The majority of women were married in their early 20’s back in the day and it wasn’t always about love.
I'm impressed by the sincerity and maturity of both parties
what are you talking about obviously they are conservatives and according to our glorious Pres Biden are a threat to democracy
Ya it was boring.
I agree but am also disappointed
I kind of a nice breather trial, before returning to the drama.
I'm not sure about sincerity nor maturity. Like she had to take him to court because he wouldn't pay what he owed.
FINALLY PEOPLE WHO ACT THEIR AGE😱
Exactly 💯 💯 💯 💯, clean, swift and to the point! Adults.
But the case was boring 😭I want to see some talking out of turn, calling each other liars and rustling of papers and JJ yelling 😂
@@zoeblackmon k
They sure look it. Ugh
@@ellekane302 yess please 😂😂
Always nice to have a straight, honest and mature case here where everyone behaves as they should in court.
.... and especially after the case has been settled.
Him: She is still my friend.
Her: Let bygones be bygones.
🇬🇧🙋🏾♀️Very straight forward. Everyone was honest and agreeable. No drama! I'm almost disappointed 😂👏🏾
I know right? I live for seeing JJ tear people down for being immature. 😅
most of us are here for the lunatics! lol
STILL MY FRIEND. Touched my Heart
omg...is..is this the calmest court case jj has ever had?? no screaming. ni admonishing. no lying
It's so refreshing to see people being honest and civil on this show. I'm glad they're still able to be friends.
This is by far is my favorite episode. Grown people speaking intelligently and owning up to their responsibilities.
This was actually refreshing. Everyone told the truth, everyone was mature, that went very smoothly.
I have this video saved so I can rewatch and believe in humanity again 😂
That was easy. See how simple things are when you take responsibility for your actions?
Then they wouldn't be in court...
@@kimm6589 Did they really go to court, though? Or did they agree that the car was wasted and the best solution was for the show to pay them for the car?
@@hellegennes the cases are real. Usually the cases are ridiculous like these, but they get paid for being humiliated on the show , instead of taking care in a local court.
They claim that but there is a guy that has been on 4 claiming none was real.@@bunnyrabi
They probably had an agreement between them to go on judge Judy to get this paid for. They probably just needed the help paying for it. 🥺
Actually this was a real case filled in small claims court. They JJ production team sorts through small claims cases and reaches out to the litigants to see if they would be willing to have their case on the show, so it would be highly unlikely they made this up.
This is refreshing to watch. Mature adult speaking and being respectful of each other. No shush... and Listen carefully, I am speaking from Judge Judy.
Producers were probably bummed there wasn’t drama but it was refreshing to see
love seeing everyone being well behaved on this show ... mature adults
I never thought maturity, respect, and good behavior existed in America until this episode. They need to play this episode to every litigant before they appear on the show.
Nope. Ratings . ‘Nuff said
You judge America by television? oh my....
Holy shit! Nobody bad mouthing each other, talking over each other. Refreshing! A case where nobody really loses.
"How long were you married?" "Couple months" .......UMMM LOL 🙈
😅😅😅
About 10 months ago, I had a neighbor that got married and then had the marriage annulled after about two months.
Like that’s crazy asf, he did not like her fr.
Love these nice & simple short cases!
Defendant was the most honest / mature person I’ve seen in quite awhile lol. Glad they’re still friends
I got good vibes from this case. Both acted mature, and they are still friends after this.
How do people who know each other for 10 YEARS not make a marriage last longer than 2 MONTHS?
I worked with a guy who married his girlfriend after 12 years of dating. The marriage lasted 4 months.
Some people change after marriage. Even if you’ve known them forever.
For some people, the knowledge that the other person can leave keeps them on their best behavior.
Judge Judy said on another episode about dating, “the courting period is as good as it gets”
If you never get married the courting period never ends.
Dating for long periods does not guarantee longevity or happiness in marriage unfortunately. Most times the opposite happens especially if you lived together before getting married
My ex dated his ex before me for 10 years and their marriage only lasted less than a year.
Nice people DESERVE nice outcomes.
I feel like the lady and her ex husband are divorced cause of his health, so his debt don't fall on her
I'd have to say that this was the most orderly case I have seen in a long time. It was about one person being in the right, and the other person being in the wrong, and the fact that the defendant can stand there and take accountability for his mistakes and say that he still considers the plaintiff his friend speaks volumes. If only every case ended like that.
As a healthcare professional kudos to her for assisting in taking care of her ex husband. You wouldn’t believe how many times my team has had to call adult protective services. All parties seemed like genuine good hearted people.
She's lucky he drove it because the engine would have locked up on her .Certain Chrysler Sebring and Chysler Concords from the 1998 to 2002 model years could contain defective 2.7 liter V6 engines which are prone to catastrophic engine failure due to a build up of oil sludge.
Simple case with no lying 👍🏾
The amount of times the voice over says "former friend" is a life lesson in itself 🤦🏽♀️
This was the most wholesome episode both parties were very civil and adult no one blamed anyone. And hopefully they remained friends.
I was thrown for a second because I think this is the first ever episode I’ve seen where both parties were mature and owned up to their mistakes instead of whining like children!
Pure example of just answer what JJ asked. Simple
“A couple months” 😂 unfortunately, sounds like my life.
You live and you learn, I hope he learned.
JJ paid out the $2000 ezpz because they were both totally reasonable and responsible adults. Told the full story. Etc. now everyone is happy and they can all be friends again. Win win
Why did they go to court if everyone is in agreement ?
I kept waiting for JJ to tell the defendant to look up and not at the ground when speaking lol
This case shouldn't have made it to court, he should've accepted liability when he took the car without permission!
The defendant bears a faint resemblance to the late George Carlin (just saying). 🤭
The younger litigants, especially teenagers who appear(ed) before Judge Judy could learn from senior people like these! it was very refreshing to see a no-baloney case at last. 😎
I was genuinely surprised that there was no drama in this case. After seeing so many idiots on this show, its refreshing to see two respectful & mature parties who can behave in court without all the nonsense.
Didn't think this case would end that way.
That was refreshing.
No good deed ever goes un-punished. The right thing to do isn't always the legal thing to do.
Most wholesome case.
Some care giver. Why would she leave without her ex husband having someone that could assist him. The good thing is the defendant was very honest about what he did and why. That’s a good thing.
she sued for less than the car was worth. respect. he told the truth. respect
I agree only because if he got into an accident or killed someone, it would be on her. With permission that’s a horrible situation and without permission there’s no words.
After watching Judge Judy, I am never loaning my car out to anyone, ever. There is obviously a 99.9% chance they're going to have an accident
Lol I almost miss the drama
In admitting he drove the car without her permission, he just confessed to a felony.
I must admit that this subdued nature of this case almost had me surprised. They weren't acrimonious and were respectful. I think that's why Judge Judy was as fair as she was.
If he lied, he was actually gonna get away with it 🤣 Judy was totally gonna believe him
The truth costed him 2k 🤣🤣🤣
this lady was on judge judy before and almost got kicked out lolll
Sometimes JJ sees decent honest struggling folks and just gives them the money
As everyone is saying, refreshing to have honest people who admit the truth and let the judge make the decision.
Then to be so reasonable about the verdict and to say we’re still friends is awesome.
I’m just torn about it. I mean unless you did something crazy if the engine died that’s kind of 17 yrs of wear and tear.
Maybe she hadn’t maintained it. I leaks there’s not much a single time user can do to blow an engine unless running it hot if the rad fails etc.
But at the same time it was during his use, and without permission so I definitely get that point.
Nobody can guarantee or determine if it was user error or just an old car that was on its last leg already.
I guess if he had gotten permission it would he a different story as to if it were negligence or not, or simply older vehicle.
Two words...Uber Lyft...smh
Honestly the defendant and plaintiff seem so cordial I wouldn’t be surprised if they both decided to come on JJ just so some or part of the cost is covered. Neither was really out for the other or trying to stick it to them.
That was quick!
very fair. dont touch my car.
0:01 This case is so wholesome even the announcer gets it wrong at the beginning saying that they are former friends. Hell, these folks have a better relationship than I do with my wife!
I feel like a week after this case aired they had a beer together and said wasn’t it crazy that we went on judge Judy
The title is a mouthful, tongue-twister even. 🤔😆
Eric is a handsome older man! Such a stud and truthful as well! xoxo
What does it seem like they switched surnames lol
Why did she leave her keys out.
Polite, civil people..verdic very fair....let bygones be bygones ...AMEN.
That is the worst decision ever made by Judge Judy. We don’t even know what happened to the car. It died? Mechanical problems? He didn’t crash it correct?
The car *DIED* - quite a horrible event!
Hope she wasn’t with that old man for his finances.
I am your father's, brothers, nephew's, cousin's former roommate.
Oh well done, Dark Helmet (Spaceballs was a great movie). 😉
No wonder his car is down, he can even use a car one time without it Going kaput
2:48 Pretty gay guy in the brown suit.
They are going to Fk Like crazy when they get home😂😂😂
no good deed goes unpunished...i don't think the car breaking was his fault
DADDY DILF DEFENDANT ❌❌❌
What would have been the verdict had she given him permission to drive the car, and the car just broke down?
I'm curious too!
It depends really. If the plaintiff let the defendant drive her car and knew advance that he was somehow dangerous on the road (Being drunk, driving without a driver's license, bad driving record, etc.), Judge Judy would of definitely dismissed her case. But if the plaintiff let the defendant drive her car, but was not aware that he would somehow be unfit to drive, then she still may possibly have a case.
Case would've been dismissed. Just like the classic judge Judy toilet case you can't sue someone just because they used something with permission as intended and it died.
@@jamesking7946 That makes a lot of sense. Thank you for your reply.
JJ ❤️
That car was an old piece of junk and probably was barely running. He drove it and the engine died and she wanted money.
Put the car away every winter. Last oil change was 2004
영상 마지막 고소인, 피고소인의 말을 들어보면 당사자간 원만히 해결할 수도 있는 상황인데 굳이 왜 법정에 나왔는지 모르겠다.
I want some drama
This case was so wholesome it was disappointing.
Where the defendant claiming the plaintiff stole money out of his jacket?
Where’s the plaintiff saying she has text messages to tell the defendant never to touch the car (but can’t find the texts now)?
Where’s the witness inserting his opinion every 12 seconds until JJ threatens to throw the plaintiff’s case?
I was deceived into watch this video hoping for typical bad human behavior. I want my money back and I’m countersuing for hurt feelings and disorientation.
Judge Judy, you’re a hustla, madam!!!
How did the car get totaled just driving it?
"the one in the wheelchair"
Man never call her a friend yes you're with a good heart but she is evil and her friendship to you is a friendship with BENEFITS...
JJ should avoid such bland cases. She should feature more sensational ones, with big black mamas.
Somewhere Michael Scott is dying inside..
Awwwww I love this one! They just want to sit on the Floridian lanai and smoke cigarettes and buy groceries for their friend
sadly it’s noticeable that Kimberly has a very bad case of Zacharies disease.
I cant believe the irresponsibilty of a older gentlemen
I must be just to old fashioned. I wouldn’t get married unless I was sure it was gonna last a lifetime. Hence why I’m 40 and have zero interest in getting married. I always said my mom has done it enough for the both of us. She is currently on number 5
umm nasty nana lmmfao
So your mom who is double your age is not old fashioned but you are? Lmao idk why people throw that “old fashion” word out so much like it’s superior or even fitting. Oh and btw you can never be sure it’s going to last a lifetime no matter how perfect you think the relationship is
What is "old fashioned" about not getting married lol
Most people that get married do think it’s going to last a lifetime. You don’t go into it with divorce on the mind. Also, being 40 and having zero interest in getting married is the exact opposite of old-fashioned. The majority of women were married in their early 20’s back in the day and it wasn’t always about love.