Judge Judy hates that word. So anytime a litigant says "basically," I parrot JJ and say, "No, not basically!"

@@terryfilkohazi2237 😂 She sure does. I can hear her voice saying it right now. I binge watch/listen to her everyday. I love me some Judge Judy. My sternness in conversation came from her. I often think because of her age now, I’ll cry 😢 when she’s gone. She’s my favorite tv Judge.

😂😂 thinking the same thing!

😂😂😂yup

Yep.

They say this on every video now.

@@RXSVN_2 I mean these are past episodes so not reall

Well that's too bad because the internet sleuths found them anyway. I found this article about them: "The owner of a Nassau County contracting business burglarized homes he was remodeling and his wife then sold some of the stolen items, police said Friday. Nicholas Anastasio, 35, and his wife, Jacqueline Anastasio, 34, both of South Seamans Neck Road in Seaford, are scheduled to be arraigned Friday at First District Court in Hempstead, Nassau police said. Nicholas Anastasio is charged with three counts of second-degree burglary; police said he took a computer from a North Bellmore home on Bristol Drive in July 2015, and a shotgun and jewelry from two different Levittown homes - on Ann Lane last Friday and on Surrey Lane on Tuesday. Jacqueline Anastasio is charged with two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property. Second Squad detectives said Nicholas Anastasio, a self-employed contactor under the business name Platinum Touch Contracting, removed the property “while performing residential home improvements.” Anastasio and his wife were arrested Thursday. In addition to selling some of the stolen property, his wife also was in possession of two assault rifles, police said. Anyone who believes they may have been a victim of Platinum Touch is urged to call the Second Squad at 516-573-6253."

@@abbiereynolds8016 lol. I do the same thing & find out more about some of these kinds of shady ppl online too. Tnx for saving me a few minutes today

@@abbiereynolds8016 Thanks and blessings for sharing the reality of this episode. 🙏👏👍👍🙂

He’s in jail.

He locked up

he was not there.....in jail......

“A personal matter” for 5 years lmao 😂

Let’s put our thinking caps on the loser is in jail

He has a lot of them.

Exactly very unprofessional and ghetto 😂😂

And she said it twice!!

And then the “basically” 😂😂😂😂

I think that was funny.

Yeah! What nerve to harass this patient client!

Hhaha the irony is so hilarious. You cannot make this stuff up!

They're the people they should keep other people's children from.

She's full of shit when she said the window suppliers wouldn't give a quote over the phone and he had to travel to each place individually and in person to see if they could get the window. She said "the people didn't want to deal with it over the phone so he had to go in person". I work for a remodeling company. I price windows almost every week for different jobs. Never once have I had to go in person to price a window. You give the specs and what you want, they email you an estimate and lead time.

Apparently he was robbing houses and helping his wife store her guns. 😂

My in~laws had to take a big window out to move their living room furniture & it did not take 8 hours to put it back in.

The husband was probably casing the plaintiff's house looking for items to thieve

Wow lol

They're a pair of Bidens.

They're a real piece of something, I wouldn't call it work as they don't seem to actually do any 😂

@@Channel-JJ good one!😂😂😂

@@Channel-JJ true, true lol

They are robbing Peter to pay Paul.

Exactly, you actually have the budget and the connections to fulfill a job. I watch many videos from hard money loaners for real estate investing. Those contractors that ask for money up front means they do not have the money to support the project themselves and are not the ones we should be hiring. They’re also the same that dont itemize things, like provides a quote, “$10,000 to replace all the windows.” Umm ok, how many windows? How much was the purchase of the windows and how much was labor to install them?

The husband is a fn coward. Sending his wife to fight his battle. She should divorce him

Yes! She truly did look “Stuck On Stupid” trying to cover for her husband. By him NOT being present in court, the defendant should have won by default anyway🤦🏽‍♀️ The defendant looked like she didn’t believe her own story. Regardless of this that the other and the two unfortunate (supposed) deaths. They never produced the window… POINT BLANK PERIOD!

He's probably wearing an ankle monitor and can't go past his front yard. .

Technically her and her husband were both being sued bc the plaintiff was suing the company they own together. So she had to show up

@@David-cc8xe He was probably locked up in the county jail and those meanies wouldn't let him out so he could be on television!

I just find that the husband of the defendant has no balls at all sending his wife fight his battle. What a wimp of a man

@@David-cc8xe He probably was in jail.😂

😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂

I think that was cute and endearing.

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

It was the word basically × too many to recall. Sounds like they're basically crooks.

I thought that was completely unbelievable too. He had to go to two different states? To order windows? Nah. That's ridiculous!

@natasha. Yeah. I caught that too. Hella dumb shit come out of her mouth

I caught that, too!

His “personal issue” for not being there is he was in jail or out on bond and couldn’t leave the state.

Exactly. White folks have caught on to the woman tears trick. I’m so glad he said that’s not her problem 😊

😂

I hate when people attempt to, or actually do, cry to try and gain sympathy. My eyes automatically roll.

Thank you

You're doing the Lord's work here😅 I just looked them up and the first thing that showed up was their mugshots😂😂 "The owner of a Nassau County contracting business burglarized homes he was remodeling and his wife then sold some of the stolen items, police said Friday. Nicholas Anastasio, 35, and his wife, Jacqueline Anastasio, 34, both of South Seamans Neck Road in Seaford, are scheduled to be arraigned Friday at First District Court in Hempstead, Nassau police said. Nicholas Anastasio is charged with three counts of second-degree burglary; police said he took a computer from a North Bellmore home on Bristol Drive in July 2015, and a shotgun and jewelry from two different Levittown homes - on Ann Lane last Friday and on Surrey Lane on Tuesday. Jacqueline Anastasio is charged with two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property. Second Squad detectives said Nicholas Anastasio, a self-employed contactor under the business name Platinum Touch Contracting, removed the property “while performing residential home improvements.” Anastasio and his wife were arrested Thursday. In addition to selling some of the stolen property, his wife also was in possession of two assault rifles, police said. Anyone who believes they may have been a victim of Platinum Touch is urged to call the Second Squad at 516-573-6253." Damn, this is why they shouldn't allow them to hide their names or business names.

Looked it up. That's her. She looks like she was crying a lot better before they took that mug shot then she did in the hallway exiting the case.

When someone says basically to me I know they’re about to only tell half of the truth, if that.

Or they hoped the plaintiff wouldn't bring proof

Ok how do you know that if I may ask.

Or jail

Probably because MANY of them would not agree to be on the show lol and then we’d have nothing to watch.

@@LeeoGoneWild Yeah you’re probably right but I mean Judge Judy didn’t allow litigants to hide their names and it ended up becoming the most popular court show :/

@@RumbleRish wasn’t judge Judy the first one? I don’t recall actually

@@LeeoGoneWild no

@@LeeoGoneWild I believe The People's Court came first

Can't you put a lien on his house or something

@@fantasiafed9762 Ive already ready spent $60 grand on lawyer fees!!!!

And who is looking through court files?

@@ButtonsCasey you'd be surprised, many states have an online database that shows criminal and civil records just by typing in a name.

@@ButtonsCasey intelligent individuals. Public records are quickly accessible and simple to review. If this were 20years ago, I'd agree with you. But electronic filing has made important information readily available with a few types of a keyboard.

Judge Judy don't play that!

They would have difficulty getting some litigants to be on a tv show watched by millions. They already have a hard time getting at least some cases that are not roommate rent squabbles, dog bites, or car accidents. (I'm so sick of the roommate squabbles) Remember, People's Court is a profit oriented operation...not a public service.

“Pane in the glass”

@davi cool. Windowrama was the window store, not this ladies contracting company.

@@saltpepperketchup7082- I know that. She should have ordered the window from them. Then found someone or asked Windowrama for an installation recommendation .

@@davicool9958 umm. Ok. U mentioned windowrama and followed with "people like these scammers"... I didn't want to see people thinking windowrama was scammers. Lol. Yes. I see that u apparently meant the defendant as these people. Got it.