Exactly!! I agree

stereotypes (sometimes) exist for a reason 🤷🏻

Well the Judge did award her additional fees so hopefully that extra was good🤷‍♀🤷‍♀

​@josefwashere In this case "which" stereotype 😮the one that she probably stole the wallet? Or .....😊

@@ericstewart517What do you mean?

No good deed goes unpunished smh

Goes with their stereotype

Him and his wandering eyes pissed me off!

​@@wileecoyote5749between them and the chinese there is not a 1/4 of a penny wasted!!!😂

@@davidperez5089 Don't forget the East Asians. Russell Peters himself says they are worse than the 2 above.

You are so right. And shout-out to her father for raising a lovely, kind hearted woman. Many people raise their children w/ the mindset of ' Finders keepers. Losers weepers'

and the defendant is the best example of whats wrong with the world, including that stupid hat

That's absolute crap! An ape!

Why did you have to refer to his yamaka as something that is wrong with the world?

@@laurashevtsov262 feel free to take a guess

Stranger-Danger!!! 😢

I dont think she, like you, has not yet realized that no good deed goes unpunished.

@@hippo-potamus Y is that ? It just doesn't make any sense to me .

Not true. The cost of replacing a driver's license varies from state to state but in NY state it's only $17.50. The cost of replacing credit cards and debit cards is usually free. And since he didn't have any cash in his wallet, he was only out the cost of the wallet itself. Which was probably less than $50. Which is probably why he was such a jerk because it losing his wallet and having to replace the contents wasn't a big deal to him. And since most of it could be done online, not much of an inconvenience either.

@@vivianpatton5692 Its the universe maintaining balance. You do something nice, a positive, then you get fukd over, a negative. Balance is the result.

​@@scribe712 I get where you are "trying" to go...but you're jumping to many conclusions. 1) How do you know much "his" wallet cost.....if it were sentimental 2) Who knows if he lied about "cash" ( not like he wouldn't lie) ...and often there is MORE in our wallets than we remember. I think when ppl say "the cost" they also mean the hassle of remembering this/that/etc ➕️ the emotional cost. I've also had situations where a recurring payment have be hitting a card within a few days and now you have to wait for a snail mail card....some companies will FedEx at no charge, ours use regular mail or you pay. Not to mention w/ Debit cards, someone could drain CASH from a checking account 1) He'd only find out when? 2) Unlike a CC where the "charge" can be reverse while investigations are conducted...if it's a Debit....one might wait Weeks or Months to get back liquid CASH 💸 The headache absolutely could be equal to or not more than $150

Agreed!

Literally all she did was tell someone about their wallet and we are now at future husband and kids? 😂 I am not saying she ISN’T an amazing person, she surely presented herself well, but what I’m saying is, we don’t know her… yall make these long drawn out conclusions about people on these short court clips… it’s so dramatic lmao.

Amen!

@@nycmamiisound a like hater

@@hijabibeautiful sounds like u don’t know me just like y’all don’t know that damn girl .. the irony. 🥰

Now you know what Mel Gibson and Charlie sheen were talking about.

U knw why right ???? 👀😔😔😔😔🤔

Dang

what can you expect of someone who uses that hat?

@@zaurtrien it's half a hat. They save on materials!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Sad part is things like this happens all the time but one or two bad apples don’t spoil the whole bunch #love #humanity always win

I find no correlation between people who claim to be religious and people who do good in this world.

He's a spiritual schmuck .. No one ever said you cant combine both🤣🤣🤣🤣

i bet my ass he s a zionist

Yup...theres a particular kind of people that I wont say their name...but yeah, they are dirty slime balls

Really? Why does race always have to be a factor? How about this, maybe the defendant is just an a@@hole with low moral character? Nope is has to be because she's black. It's comments like yours that truly shows race will continue to be a factor. Hopefully you change your mindset.

Where the fuck did you get color out of this? Weird

i think he would have haggled with anyone , regardless of race , it was about being cheap and greedy and not about race .

He tried to intimidate her by throwing Air Force into the conversation. The nerve...

My God, I literally thought the same thing. What a lovely young woman and family!

Yesssssss 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Yes it was so cute watching that! He was not about to let this man play with his baby

@@kakishisfriend1126 there’s men out there like this and I love every bit of it

Yes, she is!

He didn't want hate mail in the aftermath! He was a jerk!

Infront of tv? Buddy's trynna keep his job. Only got apologetic when Judge mentions the Airforce.

Having money 💰 won't stop a cheapskate from trying to save a penny!

He's a walking stereotype lol

Totally...cheap asss jeudos

Imagine his ethics at his job.

That's a really good point. He certainly didn't act like a man of God in real life.

If he's like that out in the streets, he done some stuff for the Air Force. There are some shady ppl in the military

A dishonest Jew

Uhhh....YESSS!!!

I'm sure that's one thing police officers ask for in a traffic accident...

Absolutely he's just a conniving prick. Who thinks hes above the law and everyone else.

Yes and no. If you get stopped, as long as they can prove that the car is insured and license valid then no harm no foul and if they give a ticket, you take the proof to the court and it is all good.

😂

He ought to take some of that money he gets from the government and get his eyes fixed.

Omggggg😂😂😂😂

I know

Never spend a bad penny

Exactly my thought as well. I laughed because it is so stereotypical 😂😂😂

Was looking for this comment 😂

@@lookatyou5809 no lies told here 🤣

The defendant is a rat. 🐀

The defendant is the reason why religion these days is criticized and people are walking away from it! Just shameful!!!

@@6Summerville we worshiped with Joel Olstein for years and realized he took our money for his wealth and not helping the people most in need. We felt he was greedy and more about himself them helping others.

U mean the plantiff? Bcuz the defendant..well never mind ..😑😑😑😑

wtf does her beauty have to do with this case?!

​@@PeopleRTheProblembeautiful on the inside for doing such a good deed.

Yep, I’ve seen 3 cases just this past week where she ruled in favor of the black litigants. I won’t acknowledge the name of the person who claims she is racist because he only does it for attention, but this case and many many others are proof she doesn’t discriminate.

@@traceyaz125 We know who you are talking about, no need to mention name!

​@humaneleaguelancPA Indeed. No need to show this case to that individual as an example, he'll just distort everything to conform to his point of view.

I dont this she is racist but I do think she is biased. and you can kind of tell how she will rule based on the litigants

He's not embarrassed. He will do it again in a heartbeat

Thank you for saying bad decision. Too many people in the comments use the word mistake when the litigant made a choice, not a mistake. Thank you for making the accountability distinction

The way he turned and faked an earnest apology as soon as the verdict came out made me rage a little. What a petty, disgusting man he is.

What Chaplain..more like a devil.

Good ear, but so what?!

One or both didn’t care to “swear”

Funny, the chaplain wouldn't swear an oath and instead was miserly toward someone who did a good deed to him. The world is so poetic

I would never did this return the wallet to this so-called men

LOLOL!!!!

He's a creep

He can’t help it lol

yeah, some religious people can't swear under oath. i am quaker and we don't swear to tell the truth in court. we affirm that our standard of truth is the same whether we are in court or in our everyday life. (another random fact... removing your hat in court is a sign of respect for the judge's authority. so, we don't remove our hats in court because we view everyone as equals).

It's all performative.

Wrong....She did the correct thing. She will have a clear conscious. No justification for not doing the right thing. The Defendent is slime.

lol yes he was

That’s true. I believe he felt that!

I wouldn't take it to heart too much... He was all smug and denied everything until JM called him out and played that recording. At that point, he knew he had lost and looked bad, especially as a member of the Military and a Chaplain, and was just trying to publicly save face. Plus he was probably also hoping that by showing remorse and taking accountability that JM wouldn't go as hard on him in her judgement. Make no mistake, he was definitely putting on a show to be in his best interest. He knew what he did was wrong the whole time but he's just cheap and selfish and only cares about saving a buck, otherwise they wouldn't have ended up in Court. I'll bet he probably thought that he could sway the Judge into not paying as much because there was literally no other reason to be there unless he was trying to get out of paying either part of it or maybe all of it.

@@sashabenoit1518 Sure I get it. But for most, they still wouldn't apologize. Sometimes it takes being humiliated to see how stupid and ridiculous our actions are. Even then, most people wouldn't care enough to offer an apology.

@@Lowpressure29 Oh, I definitely agree with you and I find it truly sad and disheartening that we live in such a world where humility and the ability to take accountability for one's self are unfortunately more rare than not and getting harder and harder to come by as we further embrace narcissistic behaviors and the victim mentality in our society. And because of that, it's obviously very refreshing, a true breath of fresh air, when someone these days actually acknowledges their faults and genuinely apologizes. However, that being said, there's a distinct difference between apologizing because you are sincerely remorseful with the intent to learn from and change whatever led you down the path of your mistakes or wrongdoings to try to prevent that from repeating in the future and apologizing because you're just sorry that you got caught and it's in your best interest to appear remorseful. It's important to be able to distinguish between the two but unfortunately, lying and protecting your own interests are part of human nature and therefore it's not always so obvious, especially when our emotional side takes over and clouds our judgement, which is also human nature. And when we see someone humble themselves and admit their wrongs, it naturally evokes that emotional response in us and makes us want to believe it because it gives us hope and hope is one of the most powerful forces of human nature. But like I said, it can also deceive us. All of that being said, putting my emotional state aside and simply just objectively observing this man's behavior, it becomes very clear that he is not at all being genuine.

@@sashabenoit1518 I concur with all of that. I was just making the point that regardless of how insincere he was, he openly acknowledged that he was wrong and offered an apology. That in and of itself is rare regardless of how we feel about it. He was shamed and embarrassed into apologizing which is a good thing. What would have been even better is a sincere apology.

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Yes... I'm looking for his comment but I cannot find it😅😅

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That’s cool but not enough. Stress and chaos was caused. That worth something.

A lot of people take kindness as weakness.

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He's a slimy chameleon with those crazy ass eyes🎉