He sure did.

Never seen anyone react like that coming out off the courtroom. Had to rewind a couple times to watch it! Lol

​@@lucygreen5101Same here 😂

and minutes before he's claiming he was afraid of the plaintiff! The plaintiff may well have a foul mouth, but the aggression was 100% the defendant.

🤣🤣🤣❤

🤣 girl me too! Mine is 10 years. You know what’s even crazier? He doesn’t even help with any bills either! 😅

@@alyssakaye9329 Ohhh yes I forgot that part. There are nightlights where needed and he will still turn on lights. Body is a pinch big but take long showers (playing in the water). Lmao 🤣

Wheres his daddy?

@@alyssakaye9329 single mom too?

seriously, that was just pathetic

She heard you loud and clear defendant..🤣 They always accuse her of not listening when they don't get their way.

Exactly

lol that was perfectly slid in there

Right! Feared for his life so much but now has so much mouth to be snarky. Full of it!

He was real sassy 🤣

@@lashundavis156 lol

The government polices what legal eviction grounds are though.

@@cindymann3673 But it's still not related to the government censoring free speech. Depending on the lease agreement and whether or not the behavior is considered aggressive enough to warrant a threat, they could be evicted for it. You can't just shout whatever you want and claim free speech to protect yourself from any consequences, that's not how it works.

@@arcaderat1613 Thank you! Freedom of Speech was originally included in the First Amendment to protect our right to express opinions without government restraint. That's it. These days, the lawyers in black dresses have widened that right to include even harmful things like pornography, and the dumbed-down general public believes that they have a right to scream foul language whenever & wherever they want....and if you don't like your children being subjected to that, tough because "freedom of speech". Ben Franklin was right. Our system of govt only worked until our society became so corrupt that we now need (and most people demand) despotic govt.

Yep! You don’t have freedom of speech in someone’s private home. If he’s renting from him, he has to follow the rules or get evicted. Most of the time landlords don’t even have to have a reason to evict.

Lolllllll wtffff

Spilling the beans we say.

For real. When she said that I’m like wtf?! 🙄 Bish you crazy. 😂

I thought I was the only one who caught that!! Like the entitlement you have to have is beyond

Or you could just conduct yourself with a little class.

@@kismet7645 If someone cussing every now & then throughout a convo with someone else who’s at an ENTIRELY different table than you are , then who the hell are you to ask them to move to a different table ? If YOU’RE the one with kids & YOU’RE the one that doesn’t like it , then YOU can move . That’s what happens when you choose to go out in public . It’s literally just out to eat . You have no authority on what others do . That’s ridiculous lol

I think a little courtesy goes both ways. Just as parents should control their kids so they’re not obnoxious in a public place, people should hold their profanity as well. If they’re loud enough to bother surrounding tables.

Lol

i mean it just depends on the person. 2 people similar "like that" would get a long fine. i don't think the other guy was all the innocent either. I've had some really shitty roommates that made me feel like i was the one who shouldn't have roommates. then i found a good roommate. my case for example is i don't like dealing with drunk people. i would even tell people before they move in if they drink to much i would respect them more if they don't move in. they say they good this and that. move in and boom drunk every day. bottles piled high. bathroom smells of vomit and alcohol daily. so bad i run outside and throw up myself. sticky floors every where. next thing you know you feel like you are over bearing. sometimes it's just the people. not one single person. but both. i get the shoes thing too. shoes are loud and shoes are dirty. if someone really wants to wear shoes in the house they shouldn't live with someone who doesn't like shoes in the house. it's not one persons fault. you live with the right person there doesn't need to be rules. you live with the wrong person then surely there will be conflict

@@panofduluth Very good points. I agree with everything you said.

@@BREEZYM6015 àa

If you have that nice and clean of a house, with children that stay part time, you should really think about upping your income instead of taking in roommates. I wouldn’t want some stranger in my home especially if I had a young daughter there part time. Floors can be cleaned, but the safety of a child is priority.

Ok...your comment makes me want to see this episode 😍 👉👁👁👈😉

He was getting on everyone’s nerve 😂

Except it wasn't a security deposit, it was last months rent. That doesn't have to be kept in an account like a security deposit does, because there is no expectation of ever returning it.

Witch one cause thay both seem stupid and zesty at end

Thank you. It annoys me when people argue how some business wouldn't allow them blahblahblah and its violating their constitutional rights. Nope, a business is a private entity and not the government. If they want to make a business saying you are only allowed in if you're wearing a purple hat, that's their right.

@@benjie128 You're so right! A lot of people also don't understand the difference between public property and privately-owned property that's open to the public. Seriously. They never should have removed civics class from public high school.

​@@benjie128 um NO.. u r wrong.. u can not discriminate

So many people wrong on this thread 😂

@@TheZogie CORRECT. Otherwise businesses could discriminate by race or anything else.

Agree! They can pack up their kids and move.

I did what Judge Milia did. Stupid drunk women and their men. The men couldn't shut them up, so I did. Be a better parent, or if you aren't a parent, then you wouldn't understand.

Not prudish, but actually people who ARENT contributing to the demise of common decency in the USA.

I literally was like what ?? LMAOO girl goodbye that’s one way to get IGNORED 🤣

@@merileehanson8434 over a curse word? America is not that fragile.

My Mother use to say, people who cuss have a limited vocabulary.

@@stormy6454 are you my sibling?! My mother used to say the same thing!!

@@stormy6454 it's a quaint saying but it isn't scientifically true. "Well-educated people with plenty of words at their disposal, a 2015 study found, were better at coming up with curse words than those who were less verbally fluent."

@@babesmagee1 Well scientific studies and all, I'm hanging with Mom, you sound stupid. (Not you personally)

@@stormy6454 That saying is old and found to be false.

I totally disagree. That is a violent threat.

I always look for the audience to react. Someone always does

@@TopherGrant I try to look as well but I couldn't tell if they were just reacting to their own chit chat amongst themselves.

Yea they here it because some of them laugh or shake their head

Same! I suspected but now I have confirmation. I can cross that off my list.

@@theindiejurnee ahh.

Exactly… I’m surprised she didn’t bring that up at all, he told the guy he had to get out, even though he was on a month to month and then also said, “oh, but wait… you have to get out at the end of NEXT month because I can’t afford to give you all of your deposit back, even though I’m fearful for my life” LOL SURE

He's not creepy..He's Irish!

He gives me alcoholic and he might struggle but seems like he wanted to tell the honest truth so I appreciate that but I think the defendant is a worse. Seems like a naturally nasty fella

@@kaeshalae1 agreed, but I wouldn’t feel safe with him in my house that’s for sure!

@@nberger6984 oh you’ve got that right lol

@@kaeshalae1 how is the defendant worse when the plaintiff is an abuser? and threatened to k!ll? wake up

“and cheated him on half of his deposit back because cheating someone on money owed is always the safest thing to do” LOL

Most people in the US need a crash course on what freedom of speech actually is

You live in the RV full time? Don't you have to rent land or parking space to park the RV ? I do agree with the no roommate rule. Been there, done that and never will again.

why are you trying to blame a child when this grown is angry and violent to his ex and everyone around him

@@laylor4360 Well, she's apparently old enough to get a permanent sex change without parental permission or even knowledge, so "child" doesn't really seem to be a factor anymore.

@@broeheemed32 what?

Man or woman who needs to take in roommates and have children, should think twice about taking in strangers. If I had a child that stays part time or even full time, I would never take in a roommate. Either get a more affordable place or more pay for what you do, maybe even a relative but never a stranger. The risk is to high.

well this seems like a really old episode

@Leigh Hartman same lol i love my own stuff not being messed up lolzzz

Especially if you can't control your F-bombs!

When I had roommates we had a sign at the door , no minors allowed.

what is wrong with learning about transgender people? Same for sex, etc. There is so much violence on TV and in the news so why not learn about love, love making/sex and people who love the same sex?

Not true, especially if you are a sane intelligent person describing Diaper Don Trump.

Yeah. We’re mirrors. The energy we’re in is what we attract. One or the other seems like an angry person so, he attracted an angry roommate.

It’s a good investment in your sanity. I lived with roommates from 18 to 36 , after the first year I didn’t have them i kicked myself for not doing it sooner even though I had the income to do so.