The whole live I kept thinking of the George Carlin quote “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that". I just wanted to share that here for everyone who watches this later.
As a recovering addict with a little over 6 years of sobriety and some time in jail I earned myself, there’s only one explication for why she’s acting so erratic over 2 days in jail, she doesn’t want to be dope sick.
And it pretty much sealed it for me when the judge asked how is she paying for a phone and food and stuff with no job. My opinion is she is not only doing but also selling. Likely small quantities to keep her own addiction at bay and to keep a small amount of cash coming in. Ive done and seen it a million times.
This girl needs to have a mental examination. She just threw 48 hrs out the window with her baggage. This girl was so close and now she is so far away.. Thank you judge you were so fair and patient, Bob
That looked like a neurodivergent meltdown because her brain was overstimulated. And because of her age and gender, most likely undiagnosed. If she had been able to properly prepare herself mentally, it could have gone better.
She acted that way because she’s an addict. Two days in jail is no different than 6 weeks for an addict. She’s absolutely terrified of withdrawals. Hopefully she recovers one day. It’s an impossible battle to win.
@@codygooch510 Not impossible. Just improbable. I had to blow off a gal I really did like and coulda loved, for kicking my dog (causing her to evacuate her bladder) and biting me, blood draw .42 at the time, yeah at 26 that makes you a practiced and experienced drunk.
From a former addict watching miss Scott's case, I know exactly why she's freaking out...she's still on drugs and is afraid to withdrawal while in jail. I can see it written all over her face! Her behavior says all I need to know! All she had to do was ask to report on a weekend, then shut her mouth! Wheeeew!
That's what I think too. And it has to be opioids/heroin. That 48 hours will literally be 24 hours of torture for her. When I got off pain meds the second and third day were a nightmare and it was only Oxycodone that was prescribed. I can't imagine the strong stuff or a stronger dose.
I'm 37 and I still stuggle greatly with my ADHD quite significantly. I getting these fits of hyperfocus or I fixate on one thing while I'm supposed to be working on two other things and getting those done and then the thing I hyper focus on is completely irrelevant but yet my mind convinces it that it's the most necessary thing to complete at that moment. I also procrastinate on a lot of things because of this and each day I convince myself that I'm going to do it tomorrow and I make excuse after excuse as to why today isn't the day to do it. It's completely illogical. Oh and most people would probably jump to the conclusion and say that I'm lazy, but I'm not lazy at all. I work for FedEx ground where I work Monday through Saturday. I grew up doing construction until about 6 years ago and this is one of The most difficult jobs that I've ever done in my life and my dad was a residential builder so I have done and I am highly skilled in trained in every trade but HVAC and electrical. I'd say masonry work is definitely harder but it's close. So I bust my ass and my normal day-to-day life but when I go home and need to do other things it's just it all falls apart. No Adderall helps slow my mind down but it makes me really sleepy and I don't like taking it and because of this I went like 7 years without taking it even though I'd grown up on it and I'm taking it again and it without question better's my life significantly.
Unfortunately it’s not uncommon for an ADHD misdiagnosis to turn into a BP diagnosis. Happened with my wife. She was put on low dose adhd meds, first an antidepressant, then Adderall. One put her in severe depression, the other started her first manic episode. I hope the last lady can eventually embrace treatment & take the resources that are trying to help her.
I spent 10 years heavily medicated for bipolar disorder. We moved and I got a new psychiatrist. On the first visit, he went, “wait a minute…. Let’s assess you ADHD.” Some assessments later, I was weaned off piles of bipolar medications and placed on some Ritalin. What a difference! 10 years down the drain. A zombie on copious amounts of medication for a wrong diagnosis.
@@northernbelle7020 Oh she’s Amazing now. Completely back to herself 100% like it never happened. She just gets tired a little easier. I’m glad you found something that worked for you.
@@FasterFaster196 Actually, I WAS that person. Luckily, people called my shit out. I changed. So because I’ve been there, I can call it out when I see it 😉
It depends what kind if life she has had though. If you have sailed through childhood then you have the space to be “rational”. If life has been relentless shit then every every stress hits you a lot harder.
I used to get in trouble with the law, it cost me a lot of time and money and was a horrible experience… so I stopped BREAKING THE LAW! Life got SIGNIFICANTLY better after that, I had more money and freedom. Remember kids, crime breeds poverty, not the other way around. You may be born poor but you are NOT born a criminal.
Don't forget driving when her license was revoked, she started her story about not paying with her car trouble story. Good luck to her, even a broken clock gets the right time twice a day.
There has to be something more to her behavior. It was a (hard to witness) mix of anxiety, desperation, and panic. I don't know what's driving her emotional reaction, but that's more than pure anxiety. The emotion dysregulation is off the chain! I hope she got mental health treatment in jail and once she got released.
The reason she said that her life is over is bcuz after the 2 days in jail she's being put on probation... Which means she'll be getting drug tested... And she loves her drugs more than life atm
Her engine locked up because she kept driving while it was overheating, in case anyone is wondering. The garage probably just fixed the coolant leak, not the overheated engine. If your car overheats, pull over immediately and have it towed. If you aren't able to tow it, wait for it to cool down and add water or coolant if possible. Drive home a couple kms at a time, parking and allowing it to cool down in between, so it doesn't overheat again.
Car "Overheat" can be caused by a lot of things, fixing the overheat without finding the "why" is a big waste of money, if the why is discovered you may be able to get home with a car you KNOW is now dead, I have experienced both.
All they had to do was be respectful, kind, and admit that they messed up & apologize. My lord!! I taught my children that mistakes are okay. If they make them, they should fess up, apologize, fix it, and don't do it again. It's so simple.
DAMN, I am Mentally Exhausted and I work every day and pay all my bills, but don't commit any crimes. I think a far majority of the world's adult population would say they are Mentally Exhausted.
62 year old country mom down here in Georgia..we old girls down here LOVE your intellectual and soothing commentary on court cases..and have the guilty pleasure of anticipating WHAT KIND OF SHIRT YOURE WEARING..LOL
Right? Like, she just had a hissy fit and talked herself straight into a 6 month jail stay. I'm gobsmacked that she didn't just take the two days and go.
"Do you also remember that I was homeless?" Smartmouth....that's the moment as a judge I would have "lost it"... We'll take care of your housing problem when the sherrif comes to pick you up!
A fit like that for a 48 hour hold is insane. I agree with others that there are substances on board that she is afraid to withdrawal from and will be detected. Edit: CSO Bauer is amazing to still be willing to work with her after her out burst. I'm happy the judge stood up to her.
Why does there have to be drugs on board? I've seen plenty of petulance being thrown around these days from people that are stone sober. It's clear they were never told no, or disciplined for anything they've done
@@teresamorgan4529 maybe. I also think she could just not have emotional control. I mean, regardless of drugs or anything else. I think it is clear she is catastrophizing - but that would need a lot of work.
Can confirm!! In a former life, I did field investigation for insurance companies... of all kinds. Worker's comp, home owner's, vehicle, etc. I was in public spaces and watched people do things they claimed they couldn't, and all kinds of fraud. People dont think. And yes, we WILL troll the socials of your friends, family, and neighbors. That cousin posting innocent videos and from a wedding shoing you doing the worm on the dance floor... when you have a bad back from work? I found that stuff. 😂😂
😮 Chat nailed it! She doesn’t want to withdrawal- ...people being on zoom for everything has been the WORST thing for many types of communications; the court systems are one of them.
Holy cow. She COMPLETELY f’ed that up for herself. She has ZERO coping skills. And now she will sit in jail for 6 months and lose everything. Love this judge!!
While the judges regular tactics are commendable, I believe the case of Ms Scott is unique, and beyond the judge's typical experience, and understanding. The judge is used to outbursts being born out of a sense of entitlement, and an attempt to avoid consequences. Ms Scott's case, I believe, is based out of fear, having recently began the struggle from homelessness, and viewing all her efforts crashing down. Her emotional state does not allow her to comprehend the temporary inconvenience of 48hrs, but instead views it as putting her right back struggling to get off the streets. She doesn't hear "48hrs", all she hears is "jail time". I feel saddened by the metal state that struggling with homelessness has put her in, and the clues she displays that she believes all her efforts are being taken away from her. It isn't the judge's fault she isn't trained to recognize, let alone be able to resolve, this. It's just very sad that someone's hardships are just compounded by their inability to comprehend.
@@joelgraham6820 Agreed. It's sad so many in the comments are bashing her for not taking 2 days as if 2 days in jail is no big deal. I wish there was an option to give people like her 2 days instead at a mental health/treatment facility. Whether it's drugs, withdrawal or mental health, society needs to stop being so punitive because we have the power to. This is why jails are full - people like her take up space whereas sociopaths and psychopaths know how to game the system and are set free.
OMG!! I was just giggling to myself because I thought one of the clients was really named "Sally Port"! It took about 10 seconds for me to realize. Sounds like my 'bedtime medication' is kicking in quite well.
The one case where she had either 2 days or 6 months to choose from talk herself into 6 months..... totally remind me of the DWI case where the police practically begged her not to charge her with anything and she talked herself into a full dwi. Some people are just not very bright.
I have zero sympathy for anyone that refuses to take responsibility or be willing to hold themselves accountable for their actions. People these days seems to think that they can do whatever they want without repercussions.
THAT is the biggest issue facing society today: it's always someone else's fault. But honestly? My last gf was the same. She signed a contract without reading it then complained that the company was fulfilling their part of the contract. A buddy's gf and he were going out for dinner and she was running around trying to find her keys and blamed HIM because he asked her if she was ready. "it's your fault I forgot where I put my keys because you asked me if I was ready to go"...huh??? Same thing happened to me, I was dating this young lady, went over to pick her up, she was just finishing getting ready. She came out of her bedroom all dolled up and I say "ready to go"? "yes, just have to find my keys". While I was waiting for her I sat at her breakfast bar. I saw the keys sitting on the counter. When she said "I have to find my keys" I said "they are..." SHUTTUP I have to find my keys...and goes into her bedroom. "HEY THEY"RE R" SHUSH I'M TRYING TO FIND MY KEYS so she comes out, zooms into the living room looking all over "hey, they're right...." WILL YOU SHUT UP I'M TRYING TO THINK.....she comes into the kitchen moves some jars around and moves one in FRONT of the keys on the kitchen counter. I can still see them from where I'm sitting. She's running all over the place. I finally have enough HEY DUMBASS THEY'RE ON YOUR KITCHEN COUNTER she storms in WHY DIDN'TYOU TELL MEEEEEEEEEEE I tried three freaking TIMES and you kept telling me to SHUT UP!!!
@@muskokamike127 It’s only cause you can easily find a stream direct from court, no one would’ve covered this before 2020, no court reporter or newspaper or news program would’ve been interested. This would’ve one of a thousand different DV hearings occurring simultaneously on the day and one of millions in last couple of decades
This is why SS is depleted. People like her who confuse laziness/entitlement with real MH issues. All of these “facilities” are brimming with actvst counselors who are pushing this whole narrative. Drg up the cntry with hedmeds.
Oh my lawd!! She was golden! The judge was going to let her wait to hear about the job and report the next day. Also, I'm sitting in a parking lot and someone just came up to my car with a similar story and sobbing. This is not a good sign!!
This defendant is putting on a show for the judge in an attempt to get out of being consequences for her lack of engagement. The judge is doing a great job of holding her accountable.
I agree! Sadly, this chaotic approach works for them most of the time. I don’t personally handle them in court, but I routinely deal with them in other contexts-and they behave this way in facing any life challenges. They’d just turn the waterworks on, eventually ending up screaming, kicking and dragging on the floor when things don’t go their way, claiming victimhood: “Thanks so much for ruining my life!” No personal accountability at all.
The real crap part with that parole violation in Wichita that flipped out is that even if she had gotten a degree from U. of Phoenix Online, it would be useless.
When I was 18, I got busted with a tiny amount of pot. I went to my arraignment and pled guilty, and the judge put his hand over the microphone and told the stenographer to strike it, and told me to plead not guilty and appreciated my honesty in taking responsibility, but the prosecutor will cut me a deal since its such a tiny amount.... which never made it to evidence anyways lol... and I had no prior record. I was surprised cus I was told Hon. Kelly liked to make examples of people. In Michigan we had whats called a 7411 deferment for first offenses, where if you pass probation its like it never happened. Nowadays, the cops find your weed and say "wow that smells good" and hand it back over 🤣. Never thought I would see decriminalization in my lifetime.
That's definitely a thing lol I've seen perfectly logical sain people run and fight and try to brake out of jail to avoid withdrawals...it's so so sad what downers and alcohol can do to people the hold the control it has over them...smh
Oh I was batcrap crazy 20 years ago when I had 5 doctors writing rx for me. I made it 21 days cold turkey and decided I was going to kill myself if I had to continue. I went to a Clinic and got my life sorted! It is all about the "WANT TO". I wanted all that fear of running out and all those dope sick hours gone! And 20 years later I may be terminally single but I have the good job and the house and piece of mind. These people need to WANT TO have better. Every ok day strung out doesn't compare to my days now.
Ms. Scott’s place sounds like that toilet in an airplane 😂😂😂, like what is going on in her place….let alone whats going on with her. I seriously feel she’s going to throw herself out a window. Maybe all she heard was 48. 😂😂😂
I’ve never been in that situation but I’m thinking it’s not a great idea to start raising your voice to the judge right before she is about to hand down her sentence to you!
Oh homegirl knows exactly what she is doing! Throw a tantrum and don’t except ANY RESPONSIBILITY for my actions will get me what I want!!!! What a toddler!!!!
Yes playing the victim throwing a fit getting her way. Except it's not going her way this time. instead of just being like okay I'll do two days in jail. I don't want to and it's going to suck, but it's 2 days. I got lucky. that's the way I would look at it.
I know that I'm a year behind on this video. I'm new to this channel and absolutely love it. Out of all the judges I've seen on here this particular judge is always fair, patient, will literally work with you until you give her no option. I really like watching her. Her patients is like no other.
I really feel for the lady. I was laid off in Aug. 2022 and applied to jobs when I received my 60 days notice I began looking for jobs I have applied for over 100 + jobs no one was calling. I was either getting scammed or ghosted by companies. I just now in 2023 got a part time job and not making what I was making. Company’s will say they are hiring but no calls.
I hope your doing better today. It is true about jobs. I have cdl, cert vet tech, cna and getting my rn. I struggled with getting a job after moving. Even one around don't pay alot or don't even offer full time. I get it.
Im not in the field of law or anything like it. I find your videos so addicting!!!! I don't understand much but I think I am learning as I watch each video.
I watched this for a second time and it is amazing to me that someone would react this way. I understand trauma can cause a lot of reactions. I am so amazed how we all can react to different situations. This woman had a small time in jail but instead felt like her life was over. So so sad. The judge did what was right.
I’m a former addict and I can pretty much tell you she was afraid of withdrawing from drugs. I can’t lie, it’s hell. I use to go through it in my bedroom and I can’t imagine doing it in jail. Lol Just pretend while having her tantrum she blurted out “I don’t want to feel like I’m dying while in jail.” Lol Then all of that craziness might make more sense
@@shaun5047 so true. I felt like I was going through it while watching her. Pure panic. But she should have understood what her behavior was going to look like and white knuckled it. She should have kept all that on the inside or waited to freak out until after the call.
14:07 now due to assisted living she now has a roof over her and her own place. Yet there are people living on the streets who have never broken any law, have gainful employment who can't get a place. I know some need a helping hand, but if you're continually breaking the law, you belong at the bottom of the list. Harsh, but it is what it is. I want to help someone who is at least trying to contribute to society.
Thing is, people who try to contribute wouldn't need a 'helping hand' with food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare if employers actually gave a damn. They don't. Massive corporations pinch pennies on the daily so their upper management can vacation to Cancun on their super yachts. Minimum wage is not livable anymore, let alone for a growing family. That's why people need a 'helping hand'; everyone else is picking up the tab through taxes because the bean-counters have gotten comfortable with abusing entry-level workers. As for getting shelter, that's a whole other can of worms. The U.S. lets investors trade properties like stocks, even on the international stage. Trading jockeys have ravaged the housing market, as have AirBnB landlord-wannabes. Fixing the housing market would entail taking every house and apartment off the stock market, and that's just step one. This whole country is thoroughly effed.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 wow so much wrong with your post. 1) anyone can become a CEO in the US...anyone! 2) minimum wage was NEVER a living wage, was never meant to be. If you want to earn more? become more valuable. I started at $2.00 an hour and now am making (on average) $150. HOW? self improvement. If you are only happy pushing a broom, that's all you'll ever earn. 3) As for housing: how'd o'bama's socialst "sub prime" program work out for ya? 4) the number 1 reason housing is expensive is the number of people. More people = lower wages = higher costs. END OF DISCUSSION. If 100 people need that apartment, the value is high. if 1 person needs that apartment, the value is low.
@@muskokamike127 "In my Inaugural I laid down the simple proposition that nobody is going to starve in this country. It seems to me to be equally plain that no business which depends for existence on paying less than living wages to its workers has any right to continue in this country. By "business" I mean the whole of commerce as well as the whole of industry; by workers I mean all workers, the white collar class as well as the men in overalls; and by living wages I mean more than a bare subsistence level-I mean the wages of decent living." -FDR, 1933
@@agoogleuser9305 That's great and all but the issue is: the vast majority of companies ONLY pay non-living wages for entry and unskilled labour. If you have a skill or develop one, you get paid more. The only people who should be on subsistence level incomes are high school students working part time, or those with mental handicaps who are only working as a hobby. Where I live contractors are offering $20/hr or $40,000 for unskilled labour and can't find anyone to work. BTW: the mean household income for all of Canada is about $55K per year. The problem in North America is people want to be paid well, yet work less and not put in any effort. They also think they are entitled to live alone, have all the modern conveniences. If 3 people on min wage got a 3 bdrm apartment they could live quite well. Here in Ontario the government will PAY you to learn a trade like electrician and once you get your ticket you'll be booked solid at $75/hr. When you're learning you'll make $30/hr. But that will take effort. Canada is short 450,000 tradesmen.
The problem is not all people have the ability to get better educated. If everyone had a high IQ who would do the menial work? There will always be people at the low end of the totem pole. Doesn’t mean they shouldn’t get a living wage.
So, I live in Wichita. It’s not “corn fields” we are actually a major city. The air capital of the world with the number of aircraft manufacturing facilities.
And the Academy Award goes to...Annie Scott. She was one unhinged woman. She had an easy 48-hours, but chumped it. Nice call by Debbie with the ride no longer being an issue.
Note that Ms Scott switches immediately from "hysterical" to "indignant" when the judge announces the revocation. I think she may have a greater degree of self-awareness than it might appear at first glance.
@@LawTalkWithMike Watching replay. Omg. Anne just got 6 months! I like this judge. She has patience and a heart. Too bad Anne couldn't control herself. Ikes.
The first woman deserved 6 months in jail. There is no way she was going to comply with any order related to turning herself in for 2 days or meeting probation obligations.
I do feel for her even if her reaction was over the top - I'd probably wig out too if I was trying to put my life back together and had this news thrown at me - however ya gotta keep it together in front of the judge and deal with those emotions after. I hope she ended up getting her life back on track
I really felt for Darren Patterson when he realized despite already speaking with his client and 95% likely agreeing to admit to violations and just get a 2nd chance, he is forced to try to argue why she DIDN'T violate her probation in an impromptu hearing. Then he actually tries a decent play by using the manic episode defense for her behavior and she shoots it right down instantly. I think the second he called her as a witness he knew he screwed up. Bless that man's soul. Being a public defender is a thankless job. Plus they get paid like 1/10th your average attorney. I would argue that Chelsea girl is worse than Annie... both are idiotic though.
LOL Though you'd think the problem is less than it was when white people had slaves...and people with titles could take your land off you and hold you as a serf ;)
That disease is rampant I am afraid and it is only going to get worse until some of these CHILDREN start suffering the consequences of thier poor decisions, as well as being taught to accept responsibility for thier actions. These women all have a common personality trait and that is that NOTHING that happens is THIER fault. They are the ones who are being done wrong as opposed to owning that they are DOING wrong. Just like the girl beating her mother, she said it "I just want to be left alone". Then just to prove the one girl doesnt see herself at fault her comment "Thanks for your harmful attitude". But it is obvious to even a blind deaf and mute man that SHE is the one with the attitude. The best thing for her is to sit in jail. And see if mommy brings you any commissary while u are inside. geesh
What is the point of the police risking their lives and arresting people if these Judges, lawyers and probation officers just let people off. It’s infuriating. Please stop the crocodile tears. “You guys want to keep taking my freedom,” please girl, you did this to yourself!
wow. I could never be a lawyer or a judge. I had a client last year that was a family court judge working remote in her bedroom, while I was fixing her jacuzzi bathtub. Nice lady. I overheard an entire case while I was working and it was insane the shit that she was having to deal with. We had a bit of a talk after court and I just praised her for her patience and diligence maintaining her cool as well as trying to be fair the best way she could amid all the theatrics! No way in hell could I do what she was doing... I would've showered down on the idiots and then probably gotten removed from the bench for losing my cool!
Mike this was a good one at showing how so many out there think crying, cursing and fit throwing somehow should get them what they want or change their circumstances. It amazes me that they don't believe they should be held responsible for their actions. Ridiculous. Thanks Mike for another interesting video!
Like others have said, 100% she is addicted, probably to opiates, and is panicking that the withdrawals will hit when she is in jail. At least 24 hours cold turkey withdrawals. And to make it worse, this might also violate probation or something if it is obvious. Which it will be when she is shaking, having the sh!ts, sweating, etc. she is probably going through reactive withdrawals right now.
I love her deciding to overrule the mental professionals diagnosis of bipolar in favor of her own diagnosis of ADHD! Absolutely perfect statement by her!
Yeah, not saying she's right but so many people are misdiagnosed, especially women. These sorts of emotionally dysregulated, panicked snd eventually aggressive meltdowns are also incredibly common with ADHD.
@@jenivieve8273This is very true. I was diagnosed with ADHD 20 years ago butt only learned about the emotional dysregulation component in the last 5. Suddenly so many things made sense and it gave me a foundation to work on being prepared when these situations arise.
It’s absolutely mental how ppl throw their lives away by making one bad decision after another, refusing to learn life lessons, pi$$ing away every opportunity that come their way for a better life.
Sometimes, I think when faced with even a few days of jail, it's overwhelming to someone who is very fragile, trying to get their life in order and just doesn't have good coping mechanisms. She probably views life day to day and cannot project forward. I realize she is not a great risk but there needs to be a starting point for her. She just needs to understand that it is only two days.
It’s an attitude problem, a sense of entitlement, and it’s all a product of immaturity and learned behavior from those she grew up around. It’s funny to watch but overall it’s sad because she’ll be like this her entire life without extreme and extensive help.
I used to be a substance-abuse counselor and I had a client that won a lot of money on a scratch ticket.... and let me tell you it was the worst thing that happened to her. It completely ruined her and her father's relationship as well as her and her boyfriend of like seven years relationship (completely on her father and boyfriend's fault, not hers).
Yep, I've seen money ruin families, even not that massive of winnings like $25k. I'd never in a million years tell anyone I won anything besides someone I'm wanting to give money to lol.
@@HB-ey2dk Yeah the crazy thing is that she didn't even tell anybody but her boyfriend....her dad found out because (as she found out) he checks the state lottery page where in the state I live in they're obligated to post the names of all the winners of anything over a certain amount.
The whole live I kept thinking of the George Carlin quote “Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that". I just wanted to share that here for everyone who watches this later.
Hahahahaha so true
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I’m a huge fan, couldn’t agree more LMAO.
or Ron White's quote, "You can't fix stupid".
Can you imagine his routine with today's society? That man was a GENIUS.
As a recovering addict with a little over 6 years of sobriety and some time in jail I earned myself, there’s only one explication for why she’s acting so erratic over 2 days in jail, she doesn’t want to be dope sick.
That's exactly what I was thinking too!
Spot on. I am clean 12 years myself and i saw exactly the same thing.
And it pretty much sealed it for me when the judge asked how is she paying for a phone and food and stuff with no job. My opinion is she is not only doing but also selling. Likely small quantities to keep her own addiction at bay and to keep a small amount of cash coming in. Ive done and seen it a million times.
Idk, if they told me to go to jail for 2 days, I might freak out too.
I’m an active addict rn and the second I seen that I knew what was up😅😅😅
This girl needs to have a mental examination. She just threw 48 hrs out the window with her baggage. This girl was so close and now she is so far away..
Thank you judge you were so fair and patient,
Bob
That looked like a neurodivergent meltdown because her brain was overstimulated. And because of her age and gender, most likely undiagnosed. If she had been able to properly prepare herself mentally, it could have gone better.
The lady turned 48 hours in jail to MONTHS in jail. Hard to believe some people so little control of their behavior in front of the judge.
She's probably on drugs. "God damn the Pusher Man."
Spare the rod spoil the child
I think her panic is honest. There are several possibilities. Positive for drugs! Drug deal to go down tomorrow?
Much more effective ways to discipline children. @@kass794
If she thinks 48 hrs is going to screw up her job, how does she think 6 months is going to cramp her style?
Judge Webster is literally so kind and calm and compassionate and these defendants are STILL in contempt. When did people forget how to act??😂
I was thinking how are folks disrespecting the judge? It’s a thing. Why is it so accepting ? No judgment just wondering.
2016😉
i think it was mid 80's.
When parents starting wanting to be friends instead of parents.
I began to notice adults acting like spoiled children around 1990.
I cannot believe Miss Scott talked herself into a 6 month sentence, crazy 😮
Then she's like how is sending me to jail helping me? When you break laws they aren't really there to help you.
20:00 "Probation is a privilege, I don't owe it to you." Well said, judge, well said.
And that's a fact......some lesson let's just say I learned the hard way lol 😂
She's freaking out way to much for 2 days.. like girl two days is nothing
then just dont give it, no need for the speech 😭
She acted that way because she’s an addict. Two days in jail is no different than 6 weeks for an addict. She’s absolutely terrified of withdrawals. Hopefully she recovers one day. It’s an impossible battle to win.
@@codygooch510 Not impossible. Just improbable. I had to blow off a gal I really did like and coulda loved, for kicking my dog (causing her to evacuate her bladder) and biting me, blood draw .42 at the time, yeah at 26 that makes you a practiced and experienced drunk.
From a former addict watching miss Scott's case, I know exactly why she's freaking out...she's still on drugs and is afraid to withdrawal while in jail. I can see it written all over her face! Her behavior says all I need to know! All she had to do was ask to report on a weekend, then shut her mouth! Wheeeew!
That is exactly what I thought too! That is why there is no difference to her between 48 hours and 6 months. She is terrified of withdrawing.
It's really the only explanation that makes any kind of sense isn't it.
That's what I think too. And it has to be opioids/heroin. That 48 hours will literally be 24 hours of torture for her. When I got off pain meds the second and third day were a nightmare and it was only Oxycodone that was prescribed. I can't imagine the strong stuff or a stronger dose.
I bet that judge would’ve let her serve it on multiple overnights too had she asked. That way she wouldn’t have to worry about withdrawal.
YEP…. 48 hours of withdrawal
"They say I'm Bipolar, but I'm going with ADHD" me too hun, me too.
I'm 37 and I still stuggle greatly with my ADHD quite significantly. I getting these fits of hyperfocus or I fixate on one thing while I'm supposed to be working on two other things and getting those done and then the thing I hyper focus on is completely irrelevant but yet my mind convinces it that it's the most necessary thing to complete at that moment. I also procrastinate on a lot of things because of this and each day I convince myself that I'm going to do it tomorrow and I make excuse after excuse as to why today isn't the day to do it. It's completely illogical. Oh and most people would probably jump to the conclusion and say that I'm lazy, but I'm not lazy at all. I work for FedEx ground where I work Monday through Saturday. I grew up doing construction until about 6 years ago and this is one of The most difficult jobs that I've ever done in my life and my dad was a residential builder so I have done and I am highly skilled in trained in every trade but HVAC and electrical. I'd say masonry work is definitely harder but it's close. So I bust my ass and my normal day-to-day life but when I go home and need to do other things it's just it all falls apart. No Adderall helps slow my mind down but it makes me really sleepy and I don't like taking it and because of this I went like 7 years without taking it even though I'd grown up on it and I'm taking it again and it without question better's my life significantly.
Unfortunately it’s not uncommon for an ADHD misdiagnosis to turn into a BP diagnosis.
Happened with my wife. She was put on low dose adhd meds, first an antidepressant, then Adderall.
One put her in severe depression, the other started her first manic episode.
I hope the last lady can eventually embrace treatment & take the resources that are trying to help her.
I spent 10 years heavily medicated for bipolar disorder. We moved and I got a new psychiatrist. On the first visit, he went, “wait a minute…. Let’s assess you ADHD.” Some assessments later, I was weaned off piles of bipolar medications and placed on some Ritalin. What a difference! 10 years down the drain. A zombie on copious amounts of medication for a wrong diagnosis.
@@Noname-wi8xpthat’s terrible. Hoping you and your wife can find the right balance of medication and therapy. Hang in there.
@@northernbelle7020 Oh she’s Amazing now. Completely back to herself 100% like it never happened.
She just gets tired a little easier.
I’m glad you found something that worked for you.
Her inability to simply ‘adult’, cope and behave/respond rationally is mind blowing.
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Yes. You're very superior, aren't you? 🙄
@@FasterFaster196 Actually, I WAS that person. Luckily, people called my shit out. I changed. So because I’ve been there, I can call it out when I see it 😉
It depends what kind if life she has had though. If you have sailed through childhood then you have the space to be “rational”. If life has been relentless shit then every every stress hits you a lot harder.
This is the judge that kept a defendant talking while they sent sheriff deputies to her house to arrest her on a warrant.
whatever works
Well that was smart !! 😂
Do you have a link cause I want to see it 😂
Love it!! More should do that!
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I used to get in trouble with the law, it cost me a lot of time and money and was a horrible experience… so I stopped BREAKING THE LAW! Life got SIGNIFICANTLY better after that, I had more money and freedom. Remember kids, crime breeds poverty, not the other way around. You may be born poor but you are NOT born a criminal.
Great statement 👍
Didn’t have money to pay her court fines, but has money to play lottery!🤦♀️😂🤣
Don't forget driving when her license was revoked, she started her story about not paying with her car trouble story. Good luck to her, even a broken clock gets the right time twice a day.
@@chula686 I hadn’t realized that! She’s lucky no one in the court put two and two together and pointed that out lol
$5 ticket too
It’s called going for broke- she got lucky , hope she pays up before partying & getting in some more trouble..
The girl throwing an absolute shit fit about going to jail for 48 hours is 10000% on something. I’d be shocked If she’s not.
She has a mental illness w poor impulse control mixed w drugs and or alcohol. Probably self treating w drugs
@@lizwilliams923360 days? I thought she was given 6 months (180 days)?!
Either way it'll hopefully help her to get off what she is on
@@lizwilliams92336 months.
Shes like NOO IMA HAVE TO GO 2 DAYS WITHOUT CRACK! MY LIFE IS OVER!
Great call Judge, her family, friends, neighbors and community wont have to deal with her for 6 months!
"Mentally exhausted". WAIT THAT'S A THING? CAN I USE THAT?
Annie Scott is the definition of a “Career Victim”. Blaming the judge for “her life being over”. It is 48 hours
Exactly......Jedge Webster only gave her 48 hrs vs 6 mos...until she pulled her psyco moment...what an idiot
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Long time to be dope sick
There has to be something more to her behavior. It was a (hard to witness) mix of anxiety, desperation, and panic. I don't know what's driving her emotional reaction, but that's more than pure anxiety. The emotion dysregulation is off the chain! I hope she got mental health treatment in jail and once she got released.
The reason she said that her life is over is bcuz after the 2 days in jail she's being put on probation... Which means she'll be getting drug tested... And she loves her drugs more than life atm
Her engine locked up because she kept driving while it was overheating, in case anyone is wondering. The garage probably just fixed the coolant leak, not the overheated engine. If your car overheats, pull over immediately and have it towed. If you aren't able to tow it, wait for it to cool down and add water or coolant if possible. Drive home a couple kms at a time, parking and allowing it to cool down in between, so it doesn't overheat again.
Or not drive when you have no license... maybe a higher power saw fit for that justice 😏
But what got her on probation? Sorry I don’t understand
Car "Overheat" can be caused by a lot of things, fixing the overheat without finding the "why" is a big waste of money, if the why is discovered you may be able to get home with a car you KNOW is now dead, I have experienced both.
I love this Judge! It blows my mind that people think that bc they’re on zoom, they don’t have to act like they’re in a courtroom. 🤯🤯🤯
exactly
“You guys keep taking my freedom!”
How cruel of those police and judges! “Let me keep committing crimes, y’all!”
All they had to do was be respectful, kind, and admit that they messed up & apologize. My lord!!
I taught my children that mistakes are okay. If they make them, they should fess up, apologize, fix it, and don't do it again. It's so simple.
Did she say she wasn't working because she's "mentally exhausted"???? 😂😂😂
Isn't everyone ? She's just lazy.😂
She is going to school mentally exhausted. Lmao
Lmfao 😂
Im mentally exhausted BECAUSE ive been working
DAMN, I am Mentally Exhausted and I work every day and pay all my bills, but don't commit any crimes. I think a far majority of the world's adult population would say they are Mentally Exhausted.
That lady throwing away 2 DAYS for a SIX MONTH STAY?!?! Omg, that is hilarious!!!
So funny how you can go from offender to victim in the blink of an eye!
62 year old country mom down here in Georgia..we old girls down here LOVE your intellectual and soothing commentary on court cases..and have the guilty pleasure of anticipating WHAT KIND OF SHIRT YOURE WEARING..LOL
Me too, im 62 and just found this as a new interest.
I'm stunned! That girl was SO close to an easy ride - 48 hours in jail and then she could carry on with rebuilding her life. That's really upsetting.
Right? Like, she just had a hissy fit and talked herself straight into a 6 month jail stay. I'm gobsmacked that she didn't just take the two days and go.
She seems to crave excitement and stimulus. She enjoys panic.
She’s taking credit for having free housing and a free phone. She’s really pulling her life together…
@@frostybones14 free phone?? Where?
@@robertplatt643 she probably didn't want to be dopesick.
"Do you also remember that I was homeless?" Smartmouth....that's the moment as a judge I would have "lost it"... We'll take care of your housing problem when the sherrif comes to pick you up!
Judge Webster is one of my favorites. Her patience is so high and she's always calm.
A fit like that for a 48 hour hold is insane. I agree with others that there are substances on board that she is afraid to withdrawal from and will be detected.
Edit: CSO Bauer is amazing to still be willing to work with her after her out burst. I'm happy the judge stood up to her.
"She pitched a fit", as a grandparent would say
Why does there have to be drugs on board?
I've seen plenty of petulance being thrown around these days from people that are stone sober. It's clear they were never told no, or disciplined for anything they've done
Victim mentality.
@@teresamorgan4529 maybe. I also think she could just not have emotional control. I mean, regardless of drugs or anything else. I think it is clear she is catastrophizing - but that would need a lot of work.
Going to jail for even a day can feel like a month to some people.
Can confirm!! In a former life, I did field investigation for insurance companies... of all kinds. Worker's comp, home owner's, vehicle, etc. I was in public spaces and watched people do things they claimed they couldn't, and all kinds of fraud. People dont think. And yes, we WILL troll the socials of your friends, family, and neighbors. That cousin posting innocent videos and from a wedding shoing you doing the worm on the dance floor... when you have a bad back from work? I found that stuff. 😂😂
Imagine having the choice between 2 days or 6 MONTHS in jail, and you choose 6 months… what a loon.
Drugs
Judge Webster is the bomb! BTW, I’m mentally exhausted. I didn’t know not working was an option… 😒
😮 Chat nailed it! She doesn’t want to withdrawal-
...people being on zoom for everything has been the WORST thing for many types of communications; the court systems are one of them.
Holy cow. She COMPLETELY f’ed that up for herself. She has ZERO coping skills. And now she will sit in jail for 6 months and lose everything. Love this judge!!
So crazy
While the judges regular tactics are commendable, I believe the case of Ms Scott is unique, and beyond the judge's typical experience, and understanding.
The judge is used to outbursts being born out of a sense of entitlement, and an attempt to avoid consequences. Ms Scott's case, I believe, is based out of fear, having recently began the struggle from homelessness, and viewing all her efforts crashing down. Her emotional state does not allow her to comprehend the temporary inconvenience of 48hrs, but instead views it as putting her right back struggling to get off the streets. She doesn't hear "48hrs", all she hears is "jail time".
I feel saddened by the metal state that struggling with homelessness has put her in, and the clues she displays that she believes all her efforts are being taken away from her.
It isn't the judge's fault she isn't trained to recognize, let alone be able to resolve, this. It's just very sad that someone's hardships are just compounded by their inability to comprehend.
@@joelgraham6820 Agreed. It's sad so many in the comments are bashing her for not taking 2 days as if 2 days in jail is no big deal. I wish there was an option to give people like her 2 days instead at a mental health/treatment facility. Whether it's drugs, withdrawal or mental health, society needs to stop being so punitive because we have the power to. This is why jails are full - people like her take up space whereas sociopaths and psychopaths know how to game the system and are set free.
I love Judge Webster. She’s the perfect balance of patient and reasonable but no-nonsense.
I agree. She seems like the perfect balance. I'll give you so many chances then you're going to get held accountable for your choices. Perfect!
Perfectly said
Seems like every crook is using “mental health” as the new “just leave me alone/get out of jail free card.
Exactly!!
OMG!! I was just giggling to myself because I thought one of the clients was really named "Sally Port"! It took about 10 seconds for me to realize. Sounds like my 'bedtime medication' is kicking in quite well.
Bahahaha. 10 seconds? It took me damn near 30 minutes. 😮
I love it when Debbie said, “at least she doesn’t have to worry about a ride.” Love it!
The one case where she had either 2 days or 6 months to choose from talk herself into 6 months..... totally remind me of the DWI case where the police practically begged her not to charge her with anything and she talked herself into a full dwi. Some people are just not very bright.
I have zero sympathy for anyone that refuses to take responsibility or be willing to hold themselves accountable for their actions. People these days seems to think that they can do whatever they want without repercussions.
Exactly!
"These days"?
@@jaihawkins Yes these days. It seems more prevalent now or it could be we get more exposure due to youtube and social media.
THAT is the biggest issue facing society today: it's always someone else's fault. But honestly? My last gf was the same. She signed a contract without reading it then complained that the company was fulfilling their part of the contract.
A buddy's gf and he were going out for dinner and she was running around trying to find her keys and blamed HIM because he asked her if she was ready. "it's your fault I forgot where I put my keys because you asked me if I was ready to go"...huh???
Same thing happened to me, I was dating this young lady, went over to pick her up, she was just finishing getting ready. She came out of her bedroom all dolled up and I say "ready to go"? "yes, just have to find my keys". While I was waiting for her I sat at her breakfast bar. I saw the keys sitting on the counter.
When she said "I have to find my keys" I said "they are..." SHUTTUP I have to find my keys...and goes into her bedroom. "HEY THEY"RE R" SHUSH I'M TRYING TO FIND MY KEYS so she comes out, zooms into the living room looking all over "hey, they're right...." WILL YOU SHUT UP I'M TRYING TO THINK.....she comes into the kitchen moves some jars around and moves one in FRONT of the keys on the kitchen counter. I can still see them from where I'm sitting. She's running all over the place. I finally have enough HEY DUMBASS THEY'RE ON YOUR KITCHEN COUNTER she storms in WHY DIDN'TYOU TELL MEEEEEEEEEEE
I tried three freaking TIMES and you kept telling me to SHUT UP!!!
@@muskokamike127 It’s only cause you can easily find a stream direct from court, no one would’ve covered this before 2020, no court reporter or newspaper or news program would’ve been interested. This would’ve one of a thousand different DV hearings occurring simultaneously on the day and one of millions in last couple of decades
I’m mentally exhausted too, but family has to eat. Get a job lady. 😂
I never knew you could stop working because you are mentally exhausted. I should of medically retired a decade ago. hahahahaha
This is why SS is depleted. People like her who confuse laziness/entitlement with real MH issues. All of these “facilities” are brimming with actvst counselors who are pushing this whole narrative. Drg up the cntry with hedmeds.
Oh my lawd!! She was golden! The judge was going to let her wait to hear about the job and report the next day. Also, I'm sitting in a parking lot and someone just came up to my car with a similar story and sobbing. This is not a good sign!!
I have never seen so many chances given to one person in one proceeding.
The judge called it right; probation IS a priviledge. It astounds me how entitled these criminals act.
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It seems that these type of humans think if they “plead their case” then they should get what they want. I have heard this over and over.
As Judge Boyd says, probation is an alternative to jail, and jail is an alternative to probation.
This defendant is putting on a show for the judge in an attempt to get out of being consequences for her lack of engagement. The judge is doing a great job of holding her accountable.
This judge is awesome. Finally one that doesn't take these people's bs and puts them where they belong.
I agree! Sadly, this chaotic approach works for them most of the time. I don’t personally handle them in court, but I routinely deal with them in other contexts-and they behave this way in facing any life challenges. They’d just turn the waterworks on, eventually ending up screaming, kicking and dragging on the floor when things don’t go their way, claiming victimhood: “Thanks so much for ruining my life!” No personal accountability at all.
The real crap part with that parole violation in Wichita that flipped out is that even if she had gotten a degree from U. of Phoenix Online, it would be useless.
She can afford lottery tickets, but not her obligations 😂
People really are their own worst enemies. Poor Miss Scott is case in point.
I swear this is one of the most patient and nicest judges I've ever seen.
When I was 18, I got busted with a tiny amount of pot.
I went to my arraignment and pled guilty, and the judge put his hand over the microphone and told the stenographer to strike it, and told me to plead not guilty and appreciated my honesty in taking responsibility, but the prosecutor will cut me a deal since its such a tiny amount.... which never made it to evidence anyways lol... and I had no prior record. I was surprised cus I was told Hon. Kelly liked to make examples of people.
In Michigan we had whats called a 7411 deferment for first offenses, where if you pass probation its like it never happened.
Nowadays, the cops find your weed and say "wow that smells good" and hand it back over 🤣.
Never thought I would see decriminalization in my lifetime.
I love this judge!
I'm glued to these calls, man it's interesting work you guys have. Sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes incredibly satisfying.
Sometimes incredibly boring lol not always this interesting unfortunately
This feels to me like a woman who is just deathly scared of having to face withdrawals from whatever drug she's taking.
That's exactly what she's acting like. She's acting scared not really mad.
That's definitely a thing lol I've seen perfectly logical sain people run and fight and try to brake out of jail to avoid withdrawals...it's so so sad what downers and alcohol can do to people the hold the control it has over them...smh
Oh I was batcrap crazy 20 years ago when I had 5 doctors writing rx for me. I made it 21 days cold turkey and decided I was going to kill myself if I had to continue. I went to a Clinic and got my life sorted! It is all about the "WANT TO". I wanted all that fear of running out and all those dope sick hours gone! And 20 years later I may be terminally single but I have the good job and the house and piece of mind. These people need to WANT TO have better. Every ok day strung out doesn't compare to my days now.
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@@khelintriplett9130 what was the drug?
With her cheerful disposition I can't imagine why she has trouble holding down a job
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Here's your new colleague Ms. Scott! You will work tightly together every single day. Enjoy!
Ms. Scott’s place sounds like that toilet in an airplane 😂😂😂, like what is going on in her place….let alone whats going on with her. I seriously feel she’s going to throw herself out a window. Maybe all she heard was 48. 😂😂😂
That’s what I was saying I had to stop watching because she’s crazy and that noise is debilitation.
I’ve never been in that situation but I’m thinking it’s not a great idea to start raising your voice to the judge right before she is about to hand down her sentence to you!
It is painful to watch someone act so blatantly against their own self interest
It is
I just don't understand why Miss Scott flew of the handle like that. Withdrawal makes sense as some people indicated.
Nooo I’m not on drugs and I would act just like that
Fuck tony and I agree their is no mercy now that’s crazy is hell
@@shanneestanley337 You would throw a hissy fit at being in jail for 2 days as opposed to 6 months?
She has done a FANTASTIC job of maintaining her history. She is in RTC!
Chelsea has had over a year to get into the battery class, and she's still complaining she can't do it until September.
Wow this is the best case of someone getting their butt thrown in jail all on their own! The judge was nice even in the end when she got her a ride 🤣🤣
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You’re cracking me up! 🤣🤣🤣
Could you imagine if you changed your mind on your Subway 🥪 order IF she got the job 🤣😂???
My kids never had those tantrums as children 🤣💯
Oh homegirl knows exactly what she is doing! Throw a tantrum and don’t except ANY RESPONSIBILITY for my actions will get me what I want!!!! What a toddler!!!!
Yes playing the victim throwing a fit getting her way. Except it's not going her way this time. instead of just being like okay I'll do two days in jail. I don't want to and it's going to suck, but it's 2 days. I got lucky. that's the way I would look at it.
I know that I'm a year behind on this video. I'm new to this channel and absolutely love it. Out of all the judges I've seen on here this particular judge is always fair, patient, will literally work with you until you give her no option. I really like watching her. Her patients is like no other.
Ms Scott throws a tantrum that reminds me of a very, very tired toddler.
I really feel for the lady. I was laid off in Aug. 2022 and applied to jobs when I received my 60 days notice I began looking for jobs I have applied for over 100 + jobs no one was calling. I was either getting scammed or ghosted by companies. I just now in 2023 got a part time job and not making what I was making. Company’s will say they are hiring but no calls.
I hope your doing better today. It is true about jobs. I have cdl, cert vet tech, cna and getting my rn. I struggled with getting a job after moving. Even one around don't pay alot or don't even offer full time. I get it.
Im not in the field of law or anything like it. I find your videos so addicting!!!! I don't understand much but I think I am learning as I watch each video.
I watched this for a second time and it is amazing to me that someone would react this way. I understand trauma can cause a lot of reactions. I am so amazed how we all can react to different situations. This woman had a small time in jail but instead felt like her life was over. So so sad. The judge did what was right.
exactly. and it’s obvious she needed more than a weekend in jail.
I’m willing to bet that she’s still using and she thought she could bamboozle the court
I’m a former addict and I can pretty much tell you she was afraid of withdrawing from drugs. I can’t lie, it’s hell. I use to go through it in my bedroom and I can’t imagine doing it in jail. Lol Just pretend while having her tantrum she blurted out “I don’t want to feel like I’m dying while in jail.” Lol Then all of that craziness might make more sense
@@shaun5047 so true. I felt like I was going through it while watching her. Pure panic. But she should have understood what her behavior was going to look like and white knuckled it. She should have kept all that on the inside or waited to freak out until after the call.
IMO she's manic. The way she jumps up and feels the need to start immediately doing things. Emotional dysregulation, too
14:07 now due to assisted living she now has a roof over her and her own place. Yet there are people living on the streets who have never broken any law, have gainful employment who can't get a place.
I know some need a helping hand, but if you're continually breaking the law, you belong at the bottom of the list. Harsh, but it is what it is. I want to help someone who is at least trying to contribute to society.
Thing is, people who try to contribute wouldn't need a 'helping hand' with food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare if employers actually gave a damn. They don't. Massive corporations pinch pennies on the daily so their upper management can vacation to Cancun on their super yachts. Minimum wage is not livable anymore, let alone for a growing family. That's why people need a 'helping hand'; everyone else is picking up the tab through taxes because the bean-counters have gotten comfortable with abusing entry-level workers.
As for getting shelter, that's a whole other can of worms. The U.S. lets investors trade properties like stocks, even on the international stage. Trading jockeys have ravaged the housing market, as have AirBnB landlord-wannabes. Fixing the housing market would entail taking every house and apartment off the stock market, and that's just step one. This whole country is thoroughly effed.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 wow so much wrong with your post.
1) anyone can become a CEO in the US...anyone!
2) minimum wage was NEVER a living wage, was never meant to be. If you want to earn more? become more valuable. I started at $2.00 an hour and now am making (on average) $150. HOW? self improvement. If you are only happy pushing a broom, that's all you'll ever earn.
3) As for housing: how'd o'bama's socialst "sub prime" program work out for ya?
4) the number 1 reason housing is expensive is the number of people. More people = lower wages = higher costs. END OF DISCUSSION. If 100 people need that apartment, the value is high. if 1 person needs that apartment, the value is low.
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"In my Inaugural I laid down the simple proposition that nobody is going to starve in this country. It seems to me to be equally plain that no business which depends for existence on paying less than living wages to its workers has any right to continue in this country. By "business" I mean the whole of commerce as well as the whole of industry; by workers I mean all workers, the white collar class as well as the men in overalls; and by living wages I mean more than a bare subsistence level-I mean the wages of decent living."
-FDR, 1933
@@agoogleuser9305 That's great and all but the issue is: the vast majority of companies ONLY pay non-living wages for entry and unskilled labour. If you have a skill or develop one, you get paid more.
The only people who should be on subsistence level incomes are high school students working part time, or those with mental handicaps who are only working as a hobby.
Where I live contractors are offering $20/hr or $40,000 for unskilled labour and can't find anyone to work. BTW: the mean household income for all of Canada is about $55K per year.
The problem in North America is people want to be paid well, yet work less and not put in any effort. They also think they are entitled to live alone, have all the modern conveniences. If 3 people on min wage got a 3 bdrm apartment they could live quite well.
Here in Ontario the government will PAY you to learn a trade like electrician and once you get your ticket you'll be booked solid at $75/hr. When you're learning you'll make $30/hr. But that will take effort.
Canada is short 450,000 tradesmen.
The problem is not all people have the ability to get better educated. If everyone had a high IQ who would do the menial work? There will always be people at the low end of the totem pole. Doesn’t mean they shouldn’t get a living wage.
So, I live in Wichita. It’s not “corn fields” we are actually a major city. The air capital of the world with the number of aircraft manufacturing facilities.
it never ceases to amaze me how attorney's always seem to be able to make a pile of steaming isht sound like a gold nugget.
It’s the gift we get when we sell our souls 😂
@@LawTalkWithMike FINALLY, a lawyer admits it
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I like this judge she seems really fair , we need more judges like her!
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I agree with that. She seems to be tough with some and lenient with others. That tells me that she really considers each case on its own merit
BUT TANYA IS INSUFFERABLE AND I DEMAND SHE BE LOCKED UP
I think maybe she has warrants in other counties and this court is just not looking into it but once she gets booked they won't let her go.
UA-cam wants me to binge your old videos. It just plays one right after another. Can’t stop laughing
Awesome for the lottery winner! She was struggling and the universe looked out for her! Good karma 😊.
I so often forget to hit the like button. It's nice to be reminded really quick w/o a long interruption like that and get to see dogs w the reminder
And the Academy Award goes to...Annie Scott. She was one unhinged woman. She had an easy 48-hours, but chumped it. Nice call by Debbie with the ride no longer being an issue.
30:40 the tears sure stopped when she realized it backfired
You can either get yourself a ride to jail for 48hrs. Or a ride will be provided at no cost to you for six months in jail. 😂
Note that Ms Scott switches immediately from "hysterical" to "indignant" when the judge announces the revocation. I think she may have a greater degree of self-awareness than it might appear at first glance.
How long ago did her mother die?
I feel bad for her.
Oh boy big softy alert 😂
@@LawTalkWithMike Watching replay. Omg. Anne just got 6 months! I like this judge. She has patience and a heart. Too bad Anne couldn't control herself. Ikes.
is there a period of time that you’re allowed to commit crimes after a parent dies?
The first woman deserved 6 months in jail. There is no way she was going to comply with any order related to turning herself in for 2 days or meeting probation obligations.
I do feel for her even if her reaction was over the top - I'd probably wig out too if I was trying to put my life back together and had this news thrown at me - however ya gotta keep it together in front of the judge and deal with those emotions after. I hope she ended up getting her life back on track
2 days vs 6 months was such a no brainer.
She needed a therapist honestly. Something is very wrong. Borderline? Doesn't need to be drugs, could be a ton of trauma.
Utter lack of maturity..... She acted like a 13 yr old
“Is your job at Subway covering the ovens, the meat table, the veggie table, the toaster, or the cash register?”
I discovered this channel this week. It’s better than any reality TV. 😂😂😂😂.
"If I yell and scream loud enough I'll get away with everything! It's worked every time before!"
Does anyone know if Miss Scott served her six months in Butler County Jail for her revoked probation?
I really felt for Darren Patterson when he realized despite already speaking with his client and 95% likely agreeing to admit to violations and just get a 2nd chance, he is forced to try to argue why she DIDN'T violate her probation in an impromptu hearing.
Then he actually tries a decent play by using the manic episode defense for her behavior and she shoots it right down instantly. I think the second he called her as a witness he knew he screwed up. Bless that man's soul. Being a public defender is a thankless job. Plus they get paid like 1/10th your average attorney.
I would argue that Chelsea girl is worse than Annie... both are idiotic though.
The therapists need to start working on a treatment for those who feel "entitled". It's becoming a world wide crisis!!! 😳
This is their therapy. A direct consequences for her actions.
LOL Though you'd think the problem is less than it was when white people had slaves...and people with titles could take your land off you and hold you as a serf ;)
💯 accompanied with "Adulting" classes for what appears to be adults.
That was called childhood. It was a parent who failed to parent and they raise themselves on the internet. It's scary stuff to witness.
That disease is rampant I am afraid and it is only going to get worse until some of these CHILDREN start suffering the consequences of thier poor decisions, as well as being taught to accept responsibility for thier actions. These women all have a common personality trait and that is that NOTHING that happens is THIER fault. They are the ones who are being done wrong as opposed to owning that they are DOING wrong. Just like the girl beating her mother, she said it "I just want to be left alone". Then just to prove the one girl doesnt see herself at fault her comment "Thanks for your harmful attitude". But it is obvious to even a blind deaf and mute man that SHE is the one with the attitude. The best thing for her is to sit in jail. And see if mommy brings you any commissary while u are inside. geesh
What is the point of the police risking their lives and arresting people if these Judges, lawyers and probation officers just let people off. It’s infuriating. Please stop the crocodile tears. “You guys want to keep taking my freedom,” please girl, you did this to yourself!
wow. I could never be a lawyer or a judge. I had a client last year that was a family court judge working remote in her bedroom, while I was fixing her jacuzzi bathtub. Nice lady. I overheard an entire case while I was working and it was insane the shit that she was having to deal with. We had a bit of a talk after court and I just praised her for her patience and diligence maintaining her cool as well as trying to be fair the best way she could amid all the theatrics! No way in hell could I do what she was doing... I would've showered down on the idiots and then probably gotten removed from the bench for losing my cool!
Mike this was a good one at showing how so many out there think crying, cursing and fit throwing somehow should get them what they want or change their circumstances. It amazes me that they don't believe they should be held responsible for their actions. Ridiculous. Thanks Mike for another interesting video!
She pitched a fit, stomping and blustering, exactly like toddlers. Off camera, there's surely a battered Teddy Bear she rages on regularly 🤦
Yep....she was raised that if you scream and cry enough then your behavior is excused 🤷
Like others have said, 100% she is addicted, probably to opiates, and is panicking that the withdrawals will hit when she is in jail. At least 24 hours cold turkey withdrawals. And to make it worse, this might also violate probation or something if it is obvious. Which it will be when she is shaking, having the sh!ts, sweating, etc. she is probably going through reactive withdrawals right now.
I was like.. how are you going to lose anything for 2 days.. but I also knew that girl was fake crying the moment she started...
I love her deciding to overrule the mental professionals diagnosis of bipolar in favor of her own diagnosis of ADHD! Absolutely perfect statement by her!
Not defending her but a lot of people with ADHD are misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Yeah, not saying she's right but so many people are misdiagnosed, especially women. These sorts of emotionally dysregulated, panicked snd eventually aggressive meltdowns are also incredibly common with ADHD.
@@jenivieve8273This is very true. I was diagnosed with ADHD 20 years ago butt only learned about the emotional dysregulation component in the last 5. Suddenly so many things made sense and it gave me a foundation to work on being prepared when these situations arise.
She could have both. One just presents more over the other.
Mike, your videos have become my commute home from Boston. Thanks for making the ride shorter and a lot more entertaining lol
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She's not going to cope with working in subway anyway......
It’s absolutely mental how ppl throw their lives away by making one bad decision after another, refusing to learn life lessons, pi$$ing away every opportunity that come their way for a better life.
"I can't work because I'm mentally exhausted." Must be nice to have that luxury.
Sometimes its is true unfortunately
😂😂😂😂 yes
She's mentally ill. It's a little different. Seems like she's in process of getting the right DX and the right meds and that takes time.
Thanks!
Sometimes, I think when faced with even a few days of jail, it's overwhelming to someone who is very fragile, trying to get their life in order and just doesn't have good coping mechanisms. She probably views life day to day and cannot project forward. I realize she is not a great risk but there needs to be a starting point for her. She just needs to understand that it is only two days.
It’s an attitude problem, a sense of entitlement, and it’s all a product of immaturity and learned behavior from those she grew up around. It’s funny to watch but overall it’s sad because she’ll be like this her entire life without extreme and extensive help.
I used to be a substance-abuse counselor and I had a client that won a lot of money on a scratch ticket.... and let me tell you it was the worst thing that happened to her. It completely ruined her and her father's relationship as well as her and her boyfriend of like seven years relationship (completely on her father and boyfriend's fault, not hers).
Yep, I've seen money ruin families, even not that massive of winnings like $25k. I'd never in a million years tell anyone I won anything besides someone I'm wanting to give money to lol.
@@HB-ey2dk Yeah the crazy thing is that she didn't even tell anybody but her boyfriend....her dad found out because (as she found out) he checks the state lottery page where in the state I live in they're obligated to post the names of all the winners of anything over a certain amount.
The lottery curse is a terrible thing 😢
When my husband died the law said I had to give his nephew 18,000. It was so bad. He partied on heroin until he was dead.
@@mamacatselliotI'm so sorry to hear that. Some people cannot handle a windfall of money.
I thought tanya was standing in a grow room for a second 😂😂
If I ever hit my Mother on purpose, my brother and sister would have beat the living Hell out of me.
u got that right. but my daddy would have gotten to me 1st
The judge doesn't owe it to you to help you. You violated the law. The judge tried to go easy on you but you had to screw this up. NO MERCY!!