@@cassandramae85 yes I know 😁 you saved my time I was going to say something like that. So,do you think 1day we see a case that 1 sex toy not giving full pleasure then Judge Milian or Judge Judy asks "in which way not getting full pleasure?" 🙈😂😂
Marilyn was so nice to the plaintiff. She must see how hard she works and is starting to invest her earnings, I love how easy to understand she ended the trial
@@SoulSista6579 Facts!!! If your business isn’t profitable enough to pay back that small of a return investment you should not have that company. Plus if he already had one established/successful company(the strip club) pay her out of those funds! No excuse to not pay someone back whose willing to invest in something you can’t do yourself.
Never do business with anyone that is a friend, employees/supervisor, co-worker and especially family. Get everything in writing and notarized. Just because you run a business doesn't mean that you have a business acumen.
true and agree with your point about business acumen. I have worked with friends and family over 20 years with success and happiness since we separate business matters from the friendship keeping in mind that we both want the same goals and objectives. And we use written contracts and have a clear and concise shareholders’ agreement!
Anybody else notice the audience member with the blue shirt in the back? Lol As soon as they said "exotic dancer" at the beginning he could barely contain himself.
A stripper should NEVER drink at a gig. You wanna be clear-headed and sober. Drinking too much can impair your thinking, lower your defenses, or even cause you to pass out. That is DANGEROUS when you are stripping.
If something is too to be true it probably is. As vigilant consumers we have to ask the right questions and if the defendant doesn't answer properly then he's not legit.
Wearing that shirt to court speaks volumes of her character. Also, the way she speaks; hungover ? High ? Cnt put My finger on it but it's annoying, esp being a "business" woman.
They mentioned all their businesses so proudly that I actually thought maybe they just filed the fake lawsuit to get promoted on the show 😁 probably not but I had that thought 🙈
@@yung1717 I'm not saying they shouldn't. I think all business owners are but in the show some of them don't want the business' name to be mentioned. They did it the way (at least that was my feeling) that it felt to me like they wanted to be promoted that's it. Nothing wrong with that either.
@@gracemunich1476 No theyre right. Dancers can make good money but usually the ones that are raking in the big bucks are doing more than dancing. Unfortunately though many adult workers have addiction issues so it often gets pissed away.
Just stop! We get it. You are an adult toy spokes model. And this is a courtroom. Pick a more suitable blouse when standing before a judge. And both litigants - Don't smoke weed before your appearance on court TV.
Just ask her to give you $2K worth of the product and sell it yourself . Anyways this is the first time I haven’t heard JM chew someone out for referring to women as “girls” .. I wonder if it’s because of the business they are in that made her not care about the terminology at use this time ..
I get that feeling too, especially from her girlfriend* if the plaintiff hadn't "felt like investing" they would've fired her immediately* she was bullied into handing her that $2000
The entire point and definition of an investment is that there is RISK - that you may not get the money you put in back (assuming the party you invested in/with fulfilled their obligations). Idk why the plaintiff seems so sure she’s going to get her money back. Like what did you think you were giving 2k to the defendant for (admittedly an investment).
@@andrejamal5438 if the borrower guarantees the money will be paid back, then it is not an investment. That turns it into a loan, which is governed by fairly strict laws (like caps on interest you can charge). If the borrower guarantees the money back (ie. a loan), the lender has no risk and therefore isn’t entitled to massive profits. An investor can make massive profits BECAUSE of the risk that’s present.
@@RumbleRish on contrary, a person can request an investment and fully guarantee the money will be paid back. That’s the catch phrase. Which in one of JM cases he explained very detail.
@@andrejamal5438 Yes a lender can lend money to a borrower in return for an interest or stake in the business, where the borrower guarantees the money back (a loan). However, we’re talking about the *legal* definition of an “investment” which requires that there be risk to the lender/investor (which, if guaranteed back, there is none of). This is why you can make insane profit on an “investment.” If a lender is *lending* money to the borrower in exchange for, let’s say, 5% of borrower’s company and borrower guarantees the money back, it’s a loan (and an investment in the business sense) and because it’s a loan, financing laws such as maximum interest rates, etc appply. Thus, the lender would be capped at making a certain profit that an investor who is not guaranteed money back is not.
That stripper is not intelligent. It's a new business, and it takes longer a year to start seeing profits for business. Also, investment comes with the risk of your investment going to zero.
this why the audience is there….they love drama, no matter what it might be…..they get paid for being there, probably…..not sue who pays who with the audience..
You do realise this is a court SHOW right? Which means the *audience* is there to add entertainment value. Which is why they are allowed to react and which is why thee judge asks certain questions. You're too sensitive for this, you should watch the Benny Hill show instead.
Eww. That guy in the white (might be pink?) shirt that kept slowly looking the plaintiff up and down when the announcer said she was an exotic dancer at the very beginning.
This is a very old episode and it's cut. I remember there was a big part where the judge and the plaintiff talked about how she got into the business of stripping.
Judge could see that 2,000 is a lot for the plaintiff to hand over but she needs to just wait I really hope she gets a decent turn over in sales - Defendant needs to get her act together and start marketing her goods 🤨
Seems like the Defendant drug that 1-3 years out. If you havent sold any! PUHhh--lease. Passion Parties are a high commodity and sell out! Sounds like TONI needs to do some marketing!
id like to discuss the defendant for a second. you got mad because youre dancer was getting drunk...and then you dont see why shed be pissed you LEFT HER AT A JOB?!?! what the hell were you thinking! leaving a woman who was just entertaining a room of men who have been drinking while shes been drinking and has no ride home?!?! can someone explain this to me, did i horribly misunderstand? cause that should have been a MUCH larger conversation.
She is too trusting; not fair or very nice to say she’s not smart. Some people can be easily taken advantage of because they just are down on their luck and are looking for a break.
The judge blushing when she started reading the names of the different sex toys was adorable 😂❤️
And that's what's got your attention, right?🙈😂😂😂
@@so_many_women_so_little_ti2833 it was the first thing I thought to comment on yes. It was cute!
@@cassandramae85 yes I know 😁 you saved my time I was going to say something like that. So,do you think 1day we see a case that 1 sex toy not giving full pleasure then Judge Milian or Judge Judy asks "in which way not getting full pleasure?" 🙈😂😂
@@so_many_women_so_little_ti2833 Probably not 😂
@@so_many_women_so_little_ti2833 jjudge Judy adult novelty case
That uncontrollable drinking will destroy a lot of things, and not keeping a clear head is dangerous especially for a stripper, she was scammed, SMH💯
Marilyn was so nice to the plaintiff. She must see how hard she works and is starting to invest her earnings, I love how easy to understand she ended the trial
Harvey’s joke at the end just reminds me how annoying he truely is
Haha the lack of reaction from everybody in the background says it all 😶
Lol exactly
He’s sooooooo obnoxious. The show could totally go without him & be fine. I always skip past his parts because his voice & comments irk my soul lol.
I used to really like him but he’s becoming a bit arrogant and obnoxious with some of his commentary
@@angelastone4806 omg I do too! I wish they would get rid of him.
I hope the plaintiff understands that with an investment, she may never see any money back.
Apparently not.
It’s 2000 if u ain’t made that back in an online business in 2 years close ur business
@@SoulSista6579 Facts!!! If your business isn’t profitable enough to pay back that small of a return investment you should not have that company. Plus if he already had one established/successful company(the strip club) pay her out of those funds! No excuse to not pay someone back whose willing to invest in something you can’t do yourself.
Especially if you invest with individuals you dont trust
An investment is not a loan!
Never do business with anyone that is a friend, employees/supervisor, co-worker and especially family. Get everything in writing and notarized. Just because you run a business doesn't mean that you have a business acumen.
true and agree with your point about business acumen. I have worked with friends and family over 20 years with success and happiness since we separate business matters from the friendship keeping in mind that we both want the same goals and objectives. And we use written contracts and have a clear and concise shareholders’ agreement!
says no rich person ever lol their deals are all done at social events and private settings as a family but ok
I read the last part as business aquaman 🤣
I'm sorry am I the only one who thinks she needed a thicker/different shirt?
Nope, very inappropriate for court!
@@chelle4637 it had no bearing on her case
@@Nevaeh1 Never said it did!
Good thing this isn’t an actual court
@@chelle4637 they’re not in actual court either
Anybody else notice the audience member with the blue shirt in the back? Lol As soon as they said "exotic dancer" at the beginning he could barely contain himself.
That guy in the gallery behind the plaintiff in the beginning, where he zipped his lip like "nope, I'm not saying anything!" HILARIOUS
A stripper should NEVER drink at a gig. You wanna be clear-headed and sober. Drinking too much can impair your thinking, lower your defenses, or even cause you to pass out. That is DANGEROUS when you are stripping.
If you don’t know the difference between a loan or an investment, you shouldn’t be making either.
exactly! business acumen is so important!
Amen.
this was funny as hell. "pin the torpedo on the sailor, oh i wanna know now." lmaooooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Pine the Torpedo on the Sailor, she said she would be interested in. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not the see through top ma’am 😂
This episode happened almost 8 years ago it makes me wonder if she ever got her money
Yep, I'm wondering now too. I saw this case a while back
@@ToniaAlex13 if you find out let me know lol
It's the guy in the last row on the left doing the "zipping my lips" sign for me! 🤣🤣🤣
If something is too to be true it probably is. As vigilant consumers we have to ask the right questions and if the defendant doesn't answer properly then he's not legit.
that's why you give loans and don't invest. If the company doesn't make money, the investor loses everything...or at least they're supposed to.
Judge Judy would have told the plaintiff to button up her jacket. 🙄
I don’t think she could if she tried
Right...wearing that see-through shirt to court...
@@leogoddess1785 well she gotta go to work after court, so… I guess she threw a blazer over her dance outfit. Lol 😂 so sad really.
Wearing that shirt to court speaks volumes of her character. Also, the way she speaks; hungover ? High ? Cnt put My finger on it but it's annoying, esp being a "business" woman.
They mentioned all their businesses so proudly that I actually thought maybe they just filed the fake lawsuit to get promoted on the show 😁 probably not but I had that thought 🙈
They probably did
Why wouldn’t they be proud of their business?
@@yung1717 I'm not saying they shouldn't. I think all business owners are but in the show some of them don't want the business' name to be mentioned. They did it the way (at least that was my feeling) that it felt to me like they wanted to be promoted that's it. Nothing wrong with that either.
If she's a good dancer she'll make up that $2K in a week.
is this true? your experience?
@@gracemunich1476 No theyre right. Dancers can make good money but usually the ones that are raking in the big bucks are doing more than dancing. Unfortunately though many adult workers have addiction issues so it often gets pissed away.
Why do I suspect that there are lots of profits turned but it is all hidden?
Does the Plaintiff seem stoned?
ABSOLUTELY
No
no
The plaintiff and the defendant both seem stoned!
Good thing the defendants weren't exotic dancing lol I got it confused at first
i have the problem. what is an exotic dancer? from another planet 🌏?
@@gracemunich1476 an exotic dancer is a dancer who dances with no clothes on.
@@gracemunich1476 It’s a fancy/official term for a stripper. At least here in the states lol.
@@angelastone4806 thank you. 😊
@@DeepDeepSpace thank you. Here we just say nude dancers…. 😊
This plaintiff is confusing investment vs loan. With an investment, she may NEVER see that money back.
A lot of people are not prepared to lose when they make investments
She oughtn't drink when she's working. A lap dance from a drunk woman is not as good as a sober dancer, imo
you've done the research?😂
@@payableondeath9091 , a number of times 😂🙃🙃
@@manthony777 Ive been there but for only research of course 😝wink wink
Is there a dress code for the court😳
why do they call dancers or pole dancers exotic? what is exotic about their profession?
I see tatas 🤦🏾♂️ is that wardrobe appropriate for court?
I keep turning my phone screen light up wondering if I’m seeing correctly lol
No. Those were bra bras
Grow up, little boy.
Someone apparently thought she was headed to a gig, instead of to court.....
😂😂😂😂😂
My friend was a passion party rep, as was half the town of 300 I lived in😂😂😂😂😂 She sold $50
I love this judge- Imagine this case with judge Judy tho lol 😮
Just stop! We get it. You are an adult toy spokes model. And this is a courtroom. Pick a more suitable blouse when standing before a judge. And both litigants - Don't smoke weed before your appearance on court TV.
You said everything I and I'm sure a lot of others are thinking!!
The judge keep saying her but am just here confused
her shirt is see through and you can see it all pretty much😱
Wait a minute.
"Pin the Torpedo on the Sailor" is not flying off the shelves?!?!?
I recommend it
Just ask her to give you $2K worth of the product and sell it yourself . Anyways this is the first time I haven’t heard JM chew someone out for referring to women as “girls” .. I wonder if it’s because of the business they are in that made her not care about the terminology at use this time ..
Because the defendant is a woman. JM has some weird quirks like she used to berate people for calling her ma'am but now she doesn't say anything
Probably bc women don’t do the things their doing? It’s more of a girl thing rather than a woman. A major difference in distinguishing the two
Lmfbo!!!! This episode made me giggle.
We need an update
defendant is a bully gangster trying to play what a great person she is. . . . . .
I get that feeling too, especially from her girlfriend* if the plaintiff hadn't "felt like investing" they would've fired her immediately* she was bullied into handing her that $2000
The entire point and definition of an investment is that there is RISK - that you may not get the money you put in back (assuming the party you invested in/with fulfilled their obligations). Idk why the plaintiff seems so sure she’s going to get her money back. Like what did you think you were giving 2k to the defendant for (admittedly an investment).
Unless a person guarantees the money back
@@andrejamal5438 if the borrower guarantees the money will be paid back, then it is not an investment. That turns it into a loan, which is governed by fairly strict laws (like caps on interest you can charge). If the borrower guarantees the money back (ie. a loan), the lender has no risk and therefore isn’t entitled to massive profits. An investor can make massive profits BECAUSE of the risk that’s present.
@@RumbleRish on contrary, a person can request an investment and fully guarantee the money will be paid back. That’s the catch phrase. Which in one of JM cases he explained very detail.
@@andrejamal5438 Yes a lender can lend money to a borrower in return for an interest or stake in the business, where the borrower guarantees the money back (a loan). However, we’re talking about the *legal* definition of an “investment” which requires that there be risk to the lender/investor (which, if guaranteed back, there is none of). This is why you can make insane profit on an “investment.” If a lender is *lending* money to the borrower in exchange for, let’s say, 5% of borrower’s company and borrower guarantees the money back, it’s a loan (and an investment in the business sense) and because it’s a loan, financing laws such as maximum interest rates, etc appply. Thus, the lender would be capped at making a certain profit that an investor who is not guaranteed money back is not.
Pre mature lawsuit.
LEGENDS SAY; SHE'S STILL WAITING ON THE 30% PROFIT 🤗🙋
Hmmm!! Pin the torpedo on the sailor, I would love to see that one 😂😂😂 Judge says I'm going to stop Now! 😂
And in 3 years, we'll see them here again and the defendant w9nt have returned a penny
At first based on the still, I was thinking this guy is not one I would want to double cross….wooo man was I wrong.
With the contract she signed she'll never get all her money back
Update!!
That stripper is not intelligent. It's a new business, and it takes longer a year to start seeing profits for business. Also, investment comes with the risk of your investment going to zero.
Judge assumed that defendant is being truthful about not making profit...I don't believe him...
I don’t believe her either
Plaintiff has to prove her case. He doesn’t have to prove her case.
@@elvickRULES I understand that..I am saying who I believe..
I am dismayed by the inappropriate comments about the plaintiff and the defendant. I was embarrassed and ashamed by how low the audience was reacting.
this why the audience is there….they love drama, no matter what it might be…..they get paid for being there, probably…..not sue who pays who with the audience..
You do realise this is a court SHOW right? Which means the *audience* is there to add entertainment value. Which is why they are allowed to react and which is why thee judge asks certain questions. You're too sensitive for this, you should watch the Benny Hill show instead.
@@Tahiha I will suggest Disney plus!
that's what they do in Hollywood all the time....offer profits, and then make sure that the movie's set up so that it never makes a profit.
She need to sit down Linda Mathis not having. It
What is that
An investment is not a loan. Should have loaned the money instead.
Eww. That guy in the white (might be pink?) shirt that kept slowly looking the plaintiff up and down when the announcer said she was an exotic dancer at the very beginning.
The title should be: Stripping the stripper.
This is a very old episode and it's cut. I remember there was a big part where the judge and the plaintiff talked about how she got into the business of stripping.
Right the plaintiff is so smart she forgot to bring the agreement/contract for the very thing she’s at court suing for…….
Love how defendant tries to make it sound like this is a charity and not about the money. 🙄 sure.
No Harvey. Just no...
I don't get lap dances. Why would you want to have someone rub their pooper on you?
With soap and water a "pooper" can be thoroughly cleaned.
After they rub it on many men before you.
She was INTELLIGENT to invest* if she didn't invest those employers would hv fired her I bet she wouldve lost alot more than $2000 in income
Me and her: Its her and I ?????????????????
I wonder what happened in the very end. Pandemic. I'm sure there was a major profit!
Ha! Good point! Lol
Wait that’s a woman
Soooo…. It’s 2023 now… What happened to the case?
Judge could see that 2,000 is a lot for the plaintiff to hand over but she needs to just wait I really hope she gets a decent turn over in sales - Defendant needs to get her act together and start marketing her goods 🤨
i wonder what happen
Judge Milian a freak!
Damn that a woman 🤔🤔
I'm sorry, but I would have made her change her shirt or close her jacket. It's a court room, not a club
It's a television studio
its entertaining to see who doesnt know their left from their right
Just wow
Seems like the Defendant drug that 1-3 years out. If you havent sold any! PUHhh--lease. Passion Parties are a high commodity and sell out! Sounds like TONI needs to do some marketing!
Tag her 👀👀
Pre mature law case on a sex toy case🤣
I know its not ny business or have anything to do with the case but does the plaintiff not have on a bra!!!🤔🤔🤔
I think it's light reflecting off the blouse.
She is wearing a bra but the top is thin. It looks like it's made out of nylon.
Big Baller can’t pay for inventory
id like to discuss the defendant for a second. you got mad because youre dancer was getting drunk...and then you dont see why shed be pissed you LEFT HER AT A JOB?!?! what the hell were you thinking! leaving a woman who was just entertaining a room of men who have been drinking while shes been drinking and has no ride home?!?! can someone explain this to me, did i horribly misunderstand? cause that should have been a MUCH larger conversation.
oooh investor spelled wrong in the title!!! spelling error!!!
I wonder how many people now have googled what pin the torpedo on the sailor sex toy is
It looks like they had something more than business going on. The issues between them two were extremely personal.
I wonder if the plaintiff got her money
The shirt is just throwing me off 🤦🏾♀️ and I thought the defendant was a dude
It’s 2022. Did you get your money?
I aspire to be the man that Toni pretends to be
Ayo the plaintiff kinda nice tho 👀🥵
The plaintiff doesn't seem smart at all. She has been dancing for 7 years!
You right . Easy money
She is too trusting; not fair or very nice to say she’s not smart. Some people can be easily taken advantage of because they just are down on their luck and are looking for a break.
The defendant is a She?
clearly
Yes
Joke didn't land Harvey.
Tony is all man!
*Investor
Dismissed for unripeness
She's got nice toys
Puff puff *cough Cough*
Can the Judge's cheeks get any redder?? 😆
Y would u wear that shirt 2 court
I am totally Godsmacked that the defendant really is a female.