The uncle should be ashamed of himself.

He could have told his nephew but didn’t, he did inform others who perhaps he assumed would spill the beans. Tbh the whole family seems like a bit of a mess.

Nah. Were you LISTENING? Did you ever think his emotion swung the trial in HIS favor? Emotions don't solidify law.

I totally believe the defendant’s side when he says the plaintiff acted like it was his place to set rules when he moved in. He’s despicable.

Yeah he definitely did

On everything bro there is no other reason for him to do that

Entirely possible

I totally agree you can tell that’s why he didn’t even mention the $50

I could tell within the first 30 seconds of the Plaintiff speaking that he was an asshole. He just oozes Beta-Male tendencies. The nephew is right, he is a Drama Queen.

Exactly the way he said it let's me know he did that on purpose... SPITEFUL 😠😠😠

And decides to break the news of his Great grandmother's death on national television while in the process of suing him! I agree with one of the people in Harvey's segment, that's just evil.

The uncle is a p.o.s, on a whole new level of shitiness. Mike, you said it so well.

@@martinhanke1670 You don't know the half of it. Danny's uncle is a sly underhanded pos know it all, you can't say anything around him without him butting in and being some type of expert. He likes to get a lot of glory in buying gifts for people and taking them out to eat he'll buy all types of electronics and stuff then when he's broke he'll sell the stuff for really cheap or if he can return it back to walmart or where ever and do it all over again. The worst part about it is he'll bring it up to us like "Remember that time we went to Mi Rancho and I paid I need that money back now" or "Remember that thing I bought you I need it back because I need money or you can pay me what GameStop will trade it in for." He always has something to say and has to be the center of attention for everything it's annoying. Danny's grandmother is a nice lady that doesn't mind us coming over at all. He likes to throw his weight around trying to tell people what to do in their own houses it's stupid no one likes this man at all.

@@martinhanke1670 Literally when danny had the phone, 2 weeks before he needed to pay Rudy would call and text incessantly trying to get money from him. It wasn't even time to pay yet and he gets hounded everyday, he'd go to everyone he even texted me one time this long ass message. I'm like wtf is wrong with this man.

hes a p.o.s for that

I agree. He really made himself come out smelling like a dead skunk

Unc needs to watch himself or he may end up sleeping in the ditch instead of that air mattress. Nobody's gonna put up with that evil pettiness.

I have a feeling the uncle has very few people who want him around. He's staying with his ex sister-in-law? No immediate family members able to help him? Disrespecting a loved one's alter and breaking the news of a family member's death in court is maybe the norm for this guy.

😅 haunted lol😅

Right?!?! This whole "lawsuit" TOOK ME OUT

@Bear Smells That's right✔

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Absolutely

That’s so sad...

Seeded* not seated

Great grandma

@@amandajolyne8141 incorrect! It is deep seated not deep seeded! 🙄🙄🙄

right exactly..this uncle seems to have alot of resentment like the animosity between em and the lack of compassion is kinda apparent.its sad.they have a very disfunctional family dynamic.

Because you feel sorry for him but I don't think its necessarily the uncles fault. The uncle clearly stated the boys family knew. It was the mother of the grandmother he lived with. They knew they didn't tell him. That's not on the uncles head.

@@TheZogie but the uncle didn't have to bring it up in court. He clearly stated he knew the kid didn't know. You're right it's not on him that the family didn't tell the kid but no one put a gun to his head and forced him to choose that moment to bring it up. He could have just not brought it up at all or if he felt it necessary to tell the kid waited until after or done it privately, he chose to do it because he knew it would throw the kid off.

@@fittik4554 i don't disagree that he didn't HAVe to tell him in court.

@@TheZogie They have limited contact through the court. Clearly could have sent a message to his room the night before.

That's what toddlers do: throw fits to get attention. Uncle will only get worse as he goes into "all timers" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

That’s terrible 😢

You're right, he should've been keeping up with his family, especially the older, more fragile members that could die sooner than the healthier ones. What ever happened to keeping up with and just checking in with your elders?😥

Okay but Nobody is gonna talk about how evil is grandmother is for NOT PASSING THE MESSAGE? #SHEESH

@@isaaxjimenez7028 not only that but no one said anything about this 22 yr old child not keeping in contact with his grandmother, if he did he'd know she was dead.

@@Anglynn74 very true 🏆

He kept putting his personal stuff on the shrine to the young man's deceased mother. Beyond disrespectful. And started throwing his weight around & making all these new rules like it was his house. Then telling him his grandmother died in the middle of court while he's suing him for 246 lousy dollars. You are so right. Abhorrent little man. (Edit: Wait....he was also suing him for another 50 dollars that the defendant had already paid! Horrible in every way.)

@@MalloriaAnn I guess every single other person in his family didn't care to tell him either... Thats says something about the defendant doesn't it?

@@xzgun100 no it doesn’t. You must, however, identify strongly with the plaintiff. 🙄🤡

Agree! He planned it that way!! (a*s hole).

Yes. Defendant said he is kinda a drama queen of the family. He planned it so he could play it up how terrible it is for him. Awful 😞😞.

@ 4:50 He must have known that his nephew didn't know...The way he phrased the comment.

Absolute drama queen behavior. The way he phrased it was melodramatic, but also how he -Turned- to play to the audience member he most wanted to see a reaction from. That's what drama queens do. It's not just about being the center of attention, it's about stirring up the people around them.

thats being greedy.he is kinda mean/cruel too.

Couldn’t have said it better!

Right? Outing medicine on an alter and then announcing a dead relative on national tv. His uncle is EVIL.

Spelled altar.

@@smarttrout5562 Who gives a hell?

@@smarttrout5562 doesn't matter...an alter is an alter and if it's not urs u don't touch it 🤷‍♀️

@Bear Smells Yes

the plaintiff was trying to make it look like the defendant didn't care that his great grandma passed away but in reality no one told him and the plaintiff looked like an idiot.

@@xliljuliet it definitely backfired on ole Unc.

So very true! Sad! 😔

yes its heartbreaking..buh its clear that this family dynamic is kinda disfunctional...i just think that a death in the family would be something that would bring them closer or atleast attempt to make peace and come together somehow,but sadly not for that family🤦🏽‍♀️

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If this was the first the nephew heard of his great grandmother passing, he was not that close to her or other family members it seems.

I think you are looking at it extremely one-sided. I think the whole phone issue is the only thing the uncle is trying to teach him a lesson on. Which it also sounds like the kid wasn’t all that responsible and paid late often. The kid is not holding up his end. He talks about being an adult when it comes to doing what he wants but where’s the adult when it comes to paying your bills? Regarding the passing..HE TOLD THE GRANDMOTHER THE BOY WAS LIVING WITH NOW!! That was all his responsibility entailed. THE UNCLE LOST HIS MOTHER!! I see everyone feeling sorry for the kid when maybe people need to have a little more compassion for the uncle. It doesn’t matter how old you are losing your mother is devastating! He has his own feelings to deal with and reconcile so I bet the nephew was the last thing on his mind. And there’s nothing wrong with that. He told those who should have told the kid. That’s on them that he didn’t know. The uncle has no other responsibility for him. To me the kid sounds like HE needs to get his act together. He appreciated uncle getting the phone so much that he paid late and then acted like it was no big deal to pay late. He lives with great grandma and then Grandma. You can’t bounce from one relative to another and still stand up and beat your cheat that you are a MAN. Maybe cut out the late night drinking with buddies and save that money to live on his own. Regardless of that I feel bad that no one seems to have compassion for the uncle who lost his MOTHER. That’s sad

@@princessrockman9528 he told the defendants grandmother BELIEVING THAT SHE HAS ALZHEIMERS! He knew this would be a shock to the defendant. Even in his mourning the loss of his mother, he’s being an asshole. Did he also lose his mom when disrespecting he defendants moms shrine? Or when trying to gain another $50 which was already paid? Despicable person.

@Teeville1 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@@syw9882 he knew he didn't know but I think it's because this kid is off doing whatever however. I think the whole family knew. So granny no memory wasn't the only one with the information to share.

@@princessrockman9528 what show did YOU watch?? The uncle clearly said nephew was paying his phone bill on time. The uncle was just being petty due to the other issues and decided to turn the phone off because he didn't pay it on his due date instead of the already-agreed-upon date at the first of the month. That's it in a nutshell.

I understand what you're saying, but the grandmother wasn't the only person he notified.

Agree! The plaintiff knew all along... the defendant didn’t know (or wouldn’t find out) So he waited for court. Wow!

He also told the boys uncle and other family , its not like he didn't try to get the information to him, its on these other family members as the boy wouldn't talk to the plaintiff.

He stated that he also told other relatives (like the other uncle) with whom the kid had contact. He told them to tell the kid about the death. The kid changed his phone out so he could dodge calls from the uncle. The kid is sad; but if he had paid his debt and had not deliberately dodged the uncle and essentially prevented contact by changing his phone #, I am sure the uncle would have called him immediately. Kid has no one to blame but himself.

@@tamikaburles6789 Use a carrier Pigeon.

Calm yourself. He reached out to the grandmother

@@grassh0pper grasshopper go ahead and hop along. Bc if he felt that reaching out to the grandmother was enough he would of leave it at that, not bring it up but instead he chose to bring it up like that in the middle of court.

@@lisaburrows1253 Absolutely agree!

@@grassh0pper he could’ve easily told him after court if he truly couldn’t get in contact with him.

@@lisaburrows1253 sorry I’m with grasshopper. There is no reason for the grandmother not to have told him. Direct your anger to her. Yes it’s sad that the kid lost his gr geandmother. But the plaintiff lost his MOTHER. He has his own grief to deal with. It’s not his job to worry about the nephew. Especially when in my eyes the nephew wasn’t all that respectful. Had he not reached out to the grandmother the kid was now living with it would be different but he had no reason to assume it wouldn’t be taken care of nor was it his responsibility to worry if it was or wasn’t. I want to also point out that clearly the kid wasn’t keeping in touch with the gr grandmother or he would’ve known. It’s an unfortunate situation but the only one wrong was the grandmother who chose not to give the kid the info. Grieving over the loss of his mother takes precedence over him worrying about who was told and who wasn’t

That's nto what it sounds like. First, he's not a guest, he's paying rent. The defendant is the 'long term guest'. second, sounds like grandma did have a problem with it, but the defendant's character won out each time.

@@dragames Also if you listen closely he wasn't late the bill WASN'T due until the 20th or something but literally he would get hounded and harassed constantly. I remember seeing 47 missed calls and so many texts that were mean and angry. This is all because his uncle wanted money RIGHT when he got paid even though the agreement was to pay the phone, so danny want to get out from underhim he was happy the phone got shutoff t-mobile has bad service out here anyway. Infact the uncle was trying to get the money danny received for the show to pay the phone off instead of it going to t-mobile

@@dragames No. The kid was living in his grandmother's house with her. Uncle did not so he's a guest. Paying rent to her or not it was up to her to make the rules. Not the uncle who doesn't live there or pay rent. Kid was paying uncle rent for phone and was only a few days late. So uncle shut it off.

@@ronsbrat525 rewatch it, the grandmother is the plaintiff's sister-in-law and they said they were ALL living there, the nephew moved out. The uncle was not a guest. He lived there. it's ~ the 2 minute mark.

Preach 👏🏼 and what he did in court…he obviously had reservations that the young man might not know his grandmother was dead. He totally weaponized that news.

Bingo.🎯💯💯💯

It's better than the alternative, which was, in this case, being told ON NATIONAL TELEVISION in front of the world. This video will be on KZfaq until KZfaq goes outta business.

The judge said it's not so bad because he texted the grandmother but I don't agree.

@@charmanned way better then being told on national tv. This is like worst way to do it

And I love this bangs look on her

Judge Judy is too strict and mean. I think that was nessary when she was a family court judge years ago. But she doesn't have to be that mean on TV court I've seen people say that judge MM was rude etc. Boy not compared to JJ

I agree. I'm a big fan.

Well, the plantiff did mention that the grandma he told has been very forgetful and might have Alzheimer's or dementia. He only showed proof of texting the grandma. I don't think he told other people like he's claiming, otherwise how would he have known that the defendant didn't know of the passing, and decide to make that announcement right there and then?

Agree! Who would do something like that...omg!

Says he loves the defendant, bull!

I know it was confusing, but the young man wasn't living with the great-grandma and then moved out. The uncle was staying with the young man and his grandma at one point and then moved out. I think what he was saying was at one point in his young life the great-grandma and him were very close and it seemed as if they were implying he lived with her at one point in his life or he stayed with her a lot. I had to rewind the video myself to hear it again.

Me too

Especially when it’s not a repeat!

This is a repeat from different channel.

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Is it that father took stepmother's side over you his daughter? Is the conflict irreconcilable where you've reached out to him and he doesn't respond?

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@@chefpierre835 Port- au- Prince!! you?

That's my home town as well! I'm in NYC now

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