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the plaintiff is a retard… plain and simple.
LOL, you can’t help broke ppl. Well of course if your main interest in helping others out is your own ego-centered self, you should only help rich ppl cause they might “pay” you back…. HAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
Aimee’s on FB. It looks like she has aged big time (then again, I don’t know when this was taped).
You’re so right! Strange decision…I think.
that girl is such a fast talker!!
christ, my back hurts just looking at that behemoth
You’re so right! I’d like to hear JJ explaining that one!
@tylertyler82
I agree, it better not be a American cars, all of them are JUNK.
@thejodesta
Because they’re trying to be like Beyonce. Thats all.
haha that’s fucked up
Plaintiff has a back problem. In any event, interestingly enough, many of the comments support the ruling and sound against the plaintiff. Me, I can understand why she is avoiding going through her insurance… She ruined it though at the end with the mean things she said.
friends are still worth. Friends who ask for money are not worth
The P is just so angry that she can’t see what she did and it’s her fault for trusting a person she shouldn’t have. it was a her mess and she doesn’t want to admit it. She shouldn’t have let this D drive it. She trusted a any person with her car. The D isn’t a good person. She knows she should have paid more. The P wasn’t trying to pull a “scam” she just wanted her insurance not to be raised. The D just got a good deal and knew coming in here she’d be looked at better. TheD played the P.
i hate that fucking snickering indian/mexican defendant.. she knows she did it and she should pay for it.. that’s why she’s laughing like a little bitch
AHHHHHHHHHH i hate her
STOP HUNCHING
Check out video _i0BvbEyv90
Judge Judy had a contradictory point of view in another case.
OMG!! the plaintiff is so ANNOYING!!!
Her hair is HIGHlarious
She reminds me of a crazed, hunched, lumpy, stuck-in-the-80s Teri Hatcher
omg plaintiff talks SO MUCH
Word. The plaintiff is a retard, also.
Ah yes, makes more sense to me now.
The defendant is responsible, but the important thing is that the plaintiff rented out an insured car. If you lend or rent out your car to someone and they crash it, if they’re to blame, the insurance pays, if they’re not, the other guy’s insurance pays. And if you insurance premiums go up, that’s perfectly normal, because if you lend your car out like that, you’re higher risk to them and you should pay more.
I don’t get how the defendant is not responsible.
The plantiff is an unsavory individual