She had the gall to contact BBB to complain?! Tried to ruin that company's reputation when they went way above what was required to accommodate her. She's a horrible person.
You're right. And I also think that she's the type of person who, when things start to fall apart in her life, she tries to drag down as many people as possible along with her.
The plantiff should be ashamed of herself for bringing this man to court after leaving her clothes there for so long. She was lying as she went along!!
This is just crazy. She should’ve just went to get her clothing. Especially within a month or so. Who just leaves their clothes at a dry cleaner for that amount of time. That’s not normal. Pandemic or no pandemic. No matter the season…….
Sounds like the plaintiff owns a lot of clothing and tried to used the dry cleaners as her personal storage. It’s amazing that they even still had the stuff over a year later
*”The clothing was seasonal”.* *”Covid hit”.* *”Only the washer was open”.* *”I got into a car accident”.* Lady, you’re just trifling, and you should’ve picked up your things 2 years prior. 🙄 This man has *no* obligation to store your things for month after month, after month, especially when he has other customers! Grow up and take responsibility for YOUR actions…”principal”! 😒
Right!!!! I was thinking the same thing, like first she said there were strict stay at home orders but then she said she was in a car accident. So were you at home or driving around?🤔
She stated she had no one! She was alone! Her daughter drive her to pick up the clothes the day of! Why couldn’t the daughter pick up the clothes before?
He seems like a very good person because not only did he not believe she left 156 pieces but to prove that he didn’t charge her for 156 pieces. Support his business Nassau County! Great Business Ethics!
Apparently, the dry cleaners is the Plaintiff's personal storage and closet. Not her fault that the Defendant and owner of the Dry Cleaners doesnt know that. Like, how dare we simpletons not know that her royal majesty is entitled to to leave her belongings anywhere she wants, for however long she wants😂
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
Dry Cleaners are not a free storage facility. When the defendant said they were never closed, that should have been the end of her part of the case. School Principal? a little worrisome imo
Ma’am, just say you’re suing him for $5000 because you’re behind on bills as many people were due to the pandemic. You dropped those clothes off in 2019. If you really wanted the clothes, you would’ve tried to get them back before 2019 ended. You stored your clothes there for free for almost two years and have the audacity to sue him after he donated your clothes to people who are less fortunate. I’m glad he got his dry cleaning fee.
i believe this is a scam and this is how i believe it works : have u ever seen a box of clothes on the curb or in a alley ? or maybe alot of clothes u dont want anymore ? well , these scammers take the unwanted clothes to a dry cleaner and of course say they will pay when the clothes are cleaned , but they dont come back for months hoping the clothes are gone and if the clothes are gone then they sue or settle on a dollar amount and if the clothes are still there they simply walk out and keep waiting until the store says the clothes are gone and then they settle or sue .
@@marleonetti7 Wow you definitely opened my eyes. This make more sense. I don't see anyone leaving their clothes at a cleaners more than 30 days. I kept trying to understand who would leave their clothes for 2 years?
If you have 156 pieces of clothing, you don’t wait that long to collect them. She’s in the wrong. I certainly wouldn’t be bringing blankets in months & months later when they have that many pieces of my wardrobe. That means the original clothing was dry cleaned or not at all, so why bring in more items??? She thinks b/c she didn’t need them, so they can be stored for free. She is a nut case.
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
Didn’t she say she was a principal? I’d be concerned that my kids principal was so loopy. She’s clearly a liar. She was just making things up and elaborating as she talked.
She's so full of herself. Did you ever notice that lame excuses always involve Covid, a car wreck, or various health problems? No accountability. It's somehow someone else's fault. How can she lead by example as a principal? Obviously this is where
"You dropped it off in Dec '19, why didn't you pick them up?" "Covid" "But Covid wasn't in '19, I know when covid happened" "Yea, but anyway-". Like seriously?! I get maybe she was a week late due to the holidays but she didn't even bother to pick up that first batch when she dropped off the other batch. She was physically in that store for dry cleaning.
When you think you have heard it all, then there is something more bizarre. What is really wrong with some people? Then she waste the judges time. The look and judge Millian face is priceless😂
On another note, my old dry cleaners were so good to me, they would not give my clothes to my sister even with the ticket. She had to drag one of the owners out to her car to prove that she was my sister. I was waiting for her in the car since I had a broken leg at that time. I cracked up when Mrs. Lee walked up to the car. I miss them so much. They retired clear across the country to be with their son. Good, good people.
@aprilislas5201 The Lee's retired to Los Angeles. They were a sweet couple. The son had already graduated college and he had moved there for a job. Nicest people on the planet.
@diva70smusic Lees must be awesome people. My daughter's in-laws' last name is Lee and they owned a dry cleaning business but moved to IL to be closer to their son who just graduated from medical school. They are awesome sweet and my son in law is too. Have a blessed day!🙂
@aprilislas5201 Wow. The similarities are too eerie. They were from Korea and eventually ended up in Northern VA. Their only son graduated from VA Tech with a degree in computer science. They had relatives in CA. Sounds like your daughter hit the inlaw jackpot!! You must be very glad and proud. Many blessings!!
During Covid, I had clothes in Davis Cleaners, in Chicago. I received an email from them asking me to stay at home. About a year later, I picked up my clothes after calling. I picked them up with no problem. Additionally, they were paid for. They were extremely nice. However, if it was not an emergency, I would not have allowed them to stay in the cleaners that long.
Something tells me she is a shopaholic. If you leave 156 pieces of clothing almost 2 years you apparently don't need them. Most dry cleaners give you 60 days max to pick up your items. This business was more than generous.
Aww bless her heart. She is missing the entire point… She kept those clothes in the cleaners for OVER a year! Lady, you are not that special. The rules apply to all the customers.🤦🏽♀️🙄
Just crazy! I don't think she's a principal at a public school. Her grammar is atrocious. It is probably a small independent school. She is really weird!
I used to work the counter for a dry cleaners. Once a month I would go through all the racks and make a list and contact guests with stuff that was there over a month. We would hold on to things for about a year then get rid of it. If you don't want it, then we don't want to be your storage place either.
@@Nevaeh1 Surely true. Strange, leaving one's stuff somewhere like that. And she was probably a long-term, good, regular customer too. But she did expect too much.
I would hate to see her problem solving skills as the head of an education facility. Further more, this public preceding isn’t her best suit. Her lack of understanding and accountability tells me she is incapable of making sound objective decisions. She also appears entitled. Ma’am, principal or not, you are wrong.
Am I the only one who thinks it's odd that she took all those items to the dry cleaners. Even if the clothes are "seasonal" we still have to wear something warmer or cooler as the weather changes. What she said implied that she wore them all season with no cleaning in between, very odd. If she is so fussy the clothes would be out of fashion before she wore them again. Glad the drycleaner got his fee.
The plaintiff seemed to be making up a lot of the conversations that she had with people at the Dry Cleaning establishment. She is used to having way to much power as a principal. I am so glad that my child was never under her control. I do believe conversations would always be tilted in her favor, no matter how they actually happened.
I used to work for a non-profit in NYC and there was a dry cleaner who donated clothes that had been left every three months to us. Under New York State law, dry cleaners have to hold clothes for at least 6 months (the plaintiff is actually right about that) . So each delivery was clothes that had been left for six to nine months. Without fail, 1-3 people would contact us after each delivery trying to get their clothes.
Seriously? So they knew how long the dry cleaners had to keep it, and who the dry cleaners donated to. They would get their clothes cleaned, waited, then came to you, relying on your generous nature, to give them the clothes and skip the bill? Ingenuous! But did that work?
@@wontsufferfools9332 I'm not sure they knew the time frame, necessarily. I think the dry cleaner would contact everyone about a week before donating because they'd rather have the money than just give the clothes to us. But then these people, even with that notice couldn't get their shit together in time. The organization I worked for is quite big, and has a bunch of different programs serving literally thousands of clients. Immediately upon getting the clothes, we'd take it to one of the programs and let the clients pick through, so we never did give the clothes back to the former owners.
I'm guessing the 6 months rule is for the 6 months after you drop them off, not 6 months after they inform you it's been 2 years so come get your stuff?
@@StevenCootware I truly feel like due to covid and not working she was broke and haven’t saved her money instead buying clothes every week so she doesn’t wear the same clothes over again . They let her get away for years until they were not making money like they used to before shut down. It’s sad she has to take accountability maybe if she tried to pay something . Even if it’s a lil to show faith and actually told them the truth I think he would’ve worked with her.
This is beyond laziness. Who doesn't pick up their clothes after 1 year - never mind 2 years? Smh.... I knew the plaintiff lost the case when she said it had been 2 years lol
This woman was using the laundry mat as her personal closet... She has ALOT of clothes and she doesn't have room and she wasn't working and she said I don't need them I'll leave them there.. And now all of a sudden your daughter is taking u to get them after this accident... But it's hard for me to believe she couldn't take u before that day.. Or better yet u were hurt.. Give her the ticket(call ahead and let them know she's coming so she won't have problems) and let her pick the stuff up. She's full of it. The defendant was so cool because he knew she had no legal standing. The end.
I feel bad for her because I think somewhere in her head it made sense, but I also know how much nice clothes cost, and I would never just assume 156 pieces of clothing are safe anywhere other than my closet. 🤦🏻♀️
So essentially the plaintiff spent every spare moment she had, dealing with her drycleaning. Phoning to confirm the clothes could sit there, then they extended numerous courtesy calls (Because she was the only one they were chasing down) to her. She went in to see how long they could be held, and it is all predicated on a lie, because the shop never closed! Is she an actual principal in a real school? The woman has zero credibility, and does not seem trustworthy whatsoever!
(In reference to them talking about The Office and Steve Carrell at the very end of this episode.) FYI: While the UK and the US Office are different in highlighting the cultural and comedic styles of the cultures, the premise and production styles are the same. All that to say that Ricky Gervais and Stephan Merchant co-wrote the UK Office and out of that, birthed the US version of The Office. Ricky Gervais was one of the executive producers for the US Office. Steve Carrell only wrote two episodes for the US Office. A lot of people don’t even know that there is a UK Office or that it came first and that Ricky a Gervais was a huge reason for that iconically hilarious show. The man is a comedic genius.
Oh wow, Randy. I was so proud of you when I heard you opened up your company. Now, a lawsuit.... knowing you as a young child, he was very business savvy....
Didn't this woman say she was a Principal?? From the beginning of this case she has been talking in circles. She is not being truthful at all. I have dry cleaned clothes and there is 30 days that the dry cleaner would hold your items. Principal, you need to be ashamed of yourself and now I'd need to question the examples you are setting for your staff and students smh.
She's one of those very vain people who fancies themselves so much that she actually believes that they actually meant they were "giving her extra time" when the young man said after the 4th of March the clothes wouldn't be there, so she had until then. However she tripped and stumbled and got her story mixed up about the two phone calls too, so she tried talking over Judge Marilyn for a long time there, trying to re-frame the narrative. So no. I think she was deceptive and arrogant, while the dry cleaner kept it simple up until he wanted storage fees... lol. The producers must push the defendants to go for counter-claims of any kind at all, no matter how outrageous they sound- for good TV.
Boy oh boy! This lady feels a sense of entitlement! Hope this put her in her place! Can you just imagine what the poor parents at the school has to endure with “ Little Ms can’t be wrong”..?? Just……wow🥴
She’s a principal but is doing a terrible job explaining her case. Not to mention…she has no reasonable excuse for not picking up her clothes. She’s crazy if she thought JM would rule in her favor.
This is what self entitlement gets you. In the real world, 30 days after you've been given notice that your clothes are ready, if you haven't come in to pay and pick up your clothes, they can be considered abandoned and this laundry\dry cleaner, went way beyond the call of duty, because of Covid and this woman lied in court to try to get compensated for a whole new wardrobe. I bet she gained weight from not working and the clothes weren't even going to fit her anymore!
First she couldn't pick up her clothes because they were closed, then she couldn't do it because she was in a car accident and couldn't move, then her daughter just happened to be with her when she spoke to them with the phone on speaker. 🙄
I rarely go to the cleaners because I’m so forgetful. Like when I go I have to set a reminder on my phone right there in the cleaners so I won’t forget them. Longest my stuff stayed was 1 week and I called the cleaners in a panic and apologized for forgetting. They were so nice they were like no you have a month(which I never knew) but this woman is nuts. What tf make her think she has a right to keep her clothes there over a year
She thought she deserved special treatment and they would just hold all those clothes until she got around to it. 2 years was more than generous. This was entirely on her.
She is making every excuse on the book the bottom line is she is the Principal at a school I find it HARD to believe that she didn't have 1 person that could have gone to pick up her clothes...the bottom line is she should have picked up her clothes in 2019
She’s full of it! Nassau county had much more lenient rules than us in NYC during the height of Covid. Almost all of their businesses were open by JUne 2020. She found any excuse just not to pick up her clothes.
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I would not want my child to attend her school. She has zero accountability.
Right!
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And zero common sense🤦🏽♀️
And she makes NO SENSE!
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The Defendant is the calmest person I think we’ve ever seen on this show. 😂
He knows he did nothing wrong
She had the gall to contact BBB to complain?! Tried to ruin that company's reputation when they went way above what was required to accommodate her. She's a horrible person.
You're right. And I also think that she's the type of person who, when things start to fall apart in her life, she tries to drag down as many people as possible along with her.
The plantiff should be ashamed of herself for bringing this man to court after leaving her clothes there for so long. She was lying as she went along!!
I don't care if she's a principal or not, she is clueless and has a sense of entitlement. 156 pieces of clothing?
Pay the man!!😒
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Welcome to how we usually see white people.
@@wackybrattyx stop bringing race into it! Ignorance and entitlement don’t discriminate, clearly!
@@wackybrattyxhow about people stop assuming things. And stop assuming that all white ppl have a sense of entitlement.
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The knowledge that the plaintiff is a school principal is frightening.
Too busy worrying about personal pronouns and not enough common sense.
Ya you wonder why kids are not graduating, this entitled Gal here shouldn't be in charge of a Gerbil.
Like Ava on Abbott Elementary 😂
@@KPbouj 😭😭😭
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This is just crazy. She should’ve just went to get her clothing. Especially within a month or so. Who just leaves their clothes at a dry cleaner for that amount of time. That’s not normal. Pandemic or no pandemic. No matter the season…….
Most dry cleaners have disclaimers that says they aren’t responsible for items after 30 days. My uncle owned a laundromat, it’s common practice
Sounds like the plaintiff owns a lot of clothing and tried to used the dry cleaners as her personal storage. It’s amazing that they even still had the stuff over a year later
And who takes over 100 pieces of clothing at one time?!?! 😳
People pay to store clothes at some dry cleaners. She should have had to pay more!
"but I had an agreement with them ! 💁🏻♀️I'm special 💅 I was in a car accident and I was all alone, but my daughter was gonna take me"
*”The clothing was seasonal”.* *”Covid hit”.* *”Only the washer was open”.* *”I got into a car accident”.* Lady, you’re just trifling, and you should’ve picked up your things 2 years prior. 🙄 This man has *no* obligation to store your things for month after month, after month, especially when he has other customers! Grow up and take responsibility for YOUR actions…”principal”! 😒
Exactly!
🤣😂😂😂
Right!!!! I was thinking the same thing, like first she said there were strict stay at home orders but then she said she was in a car accident. So were you at home or driving around?🤔
Well said!!
She stated she had no one! She was alone! Her daughter drive her to pick up the clothes the day of! Why couldn’t the daughter pick up the clothes before?
My thoughts exactly lol 🤔🤔
It is called irresponsible
Exactly!!! Make it make sense!
Did you notice she didn't mention the horrific car accident until it seemed her first argument wasn't working?
Facts 😹
She used the local dry cleaners as her personal wardrobe for years and it backfired on her.
🤣😂😂😂 the audacity
@@C3yl0 lol
He seems like a very good person because not only did he not believe she left 156 pieces but to prove that he didn’t charge her for 156 pieces. Support his business Nassau County! Great Business Ethics!
She looks like a women of style..it's giving he had a clearance sale 🤔🤣🤣🤣
She does! And now she can find “156” new pieces to add to her closet.
Apparently, the dry cleaners is the Plaintiff's personal storage and closet. Not her fault that the Defendant and owner of the Dry Cleaners doesnt know that. Like, how dare we simpletons not know that her royal majesty is entitled to to leave her belongings anywhere she wants, for however long she wants😂
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
🤣😂😂😂
The Judge let the plantiff speak A LOT. I think she just found it comical that this woman was serious.
The Judge speaks over everyone 🙄
Noone in her life could hv talked her out of filing this lawsuit???? She's giving off narcissistic vibes
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
Based on her entitlement personality, I’m not surprised she doesn’t have anyone in her circle that would assist her🤷🏽♀️
@@bossladiee no one really has to assist her. She’s grown. She should have gotten off her lazy ass and picked up her clothes.
I thought “narcissist” vibe. They always double down.
Ma'am...I have no idea how you thought you would win this case🤣😂🤦🏾♀️
Right! She had to be delusional!
Dry Cleaners are not a free storage facility. When the defendant said they were never closed, that should have been the end of her part of the case. School Principal? a little worrisome imo
Ma’am, just say you’re suing him for $5000 because you’re behind on bills as many people were due to the pandemic. You dropped those clothes off in 2019. If you really wanted the clothes, you would’ve tried to get them back before 2019 ended. You stored your clothes there for free for almost two years and have the audacity to sue him after he donated your clothes to people who are less fortunate. I’m glad he got his dry cleaning fee.
My whole wardrobe isn't 5k.
@@app1mxh Mine's either lol
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i believe this is a scam and this is how i believe it works : have u ever seen a box of clothes on the curb or in a alley ? or maybe alot of clothes u dont want anymore ? well , these scammers take the unwanted clothes to a dry cleaner and of course say they will pay when the clothes are cleaned , but they dont come back for months hoping the clothes are gone and if the clothes are gone then they sue or settle on a dollar amount and if the clothes are still there they simply walk out and keep waiting until the store says the clothes are gone and then they settle or sue .
@@marleonetti7 Wow you definitely opened my eyes. This make more sense. I don't see anyone leaving their clothes at a cleaners more than 30 days. I kept trying to understand who would leave their clothes for 2 years?
Judge to the plaintiff, “ They’re were calling you to come pick up your stuff. Not to scratch an itch!” 😂😂
That lady was delusional!! 2 years .... sheesh . God bless the person in a relationship with her. She is not the type to take any responsibility
Lies lies and more lies the plaintiff story kept changing.
She didn't need her "work" clothes all the strip clubs were shutdown
@@Channel-JJ Gross comment.
If you have 156 pieces of clothing, you don’t wait that long to collect them. She’s in the wrong. I certainly wouldn’t be bringing blankets in months & months later when they have that many pieces of my wardrobe. That means the original clothing was dry cleaned or not at all, so why bring in more items??? She thinks b/c she didn’t need them, so they can be stored for free. She is a nut case.
its probably no coincidence that she sued and suddenly cared about the clothes shortly after finding out they were finally gone , after all she had been waiting 2 long years for them to get rid of her clothes and now finally she can sue or settle on some money for the clothes she was gonna throw out anyway .
Didn’t she say she was a principal? I’d be concerned that my kids principal was so loopy. She’s clearly a liar. She was just making things up and elaborating as she talked.
Bingo !
I'm sure you're right because I saw absolutely no qualities at all of her being a so-called 'educated woman,' in fact I saw the contrary.
What? She left her clothes there for a year? That’s stupid
More like 2 years
Wow
She's so full of herself.
Did you ever notice that lame excuses always involve Covid, a car wreck, or various health problems?
No accountability. It's somehow someone else's fault. How can she lead by example as a principal? Obviously this is where
"You dropped it off in Dec '19, why didn't you pick them up?"
"Covid"
"But Covid wasn't in '19, I know when covid happened"
"Yea, but anyway-".
Like seriously?! I get maybe she was a week late due to the holidays but she didn't even bother to pick up that first batch when she dropped off the other batch. She was physically in that store for dry cleaning.
Self entitled, like most of the newer gen
When you think you have heard it all, then there is something more bizarre. What is really wrong with some people? Then she waste the judges time. The look and judge Millian face is priceless😂
On another note, my old dry cleaners were so good to me, they would not give my clothes to my sister even with the ticket. She had to drag one of the owners out to her car to prove that she was my sister.
I was waiting for her in the car since I had a broken leg at that time. I cracked up when Mrs. Lee walked up to the car. I miss them so much. They retired clear across the country to be with their son. Good, good people.
Just watching this and seeing your post. Just curious what state did they move to? (Sounds like my daughter's in laws. She just got married)
@aprilislas5201 The Lee's retired to Los Angeles. They were a sweet couple. The son had already graduated college and he had moved there for a job. Nicest people on the planet.
@diva70smusic Lees must be awesome people. My daughter's in-laws' last name is Lee and they owned a dry cleaning business but moved to IL to be closer to their son who just graduated from medical school. They are awesome sweet and my son in law is too. Have a blessed day!🙂
@aprilislas5201 Wow. The similarities are too eerie. They were from Korea and eventually ended up in Northern VA. Their only son graduated from VA Tech with a degree in computer science. They had relatives in CA. Sounds like your daughter hit the inlaw jackpot!! You must be very glad and proud. Many blessings!!
During Covid, I had clothes in Davis Cleaners, in Chicago. I received an email from them asking me to stay at home. About a year later, I picked up my clothes after calling. I picked them up with no problem. Additionally, they were paid for. They were extremely nice. However, if it was not an emergency, I would not have allowed them to stay in the cleaners that long.
What kind of a principal would expose herself like this on national tv hahahaha
As soon as I heard the time frame she left the clothes, I knew she was losing this case. She sounds ridiculous!!
She just wanted to be on TV........ Noway she thought she'd win this case
In her mind she thought she would, that's the sad thing.
Do these plaintiffs have family and friends??? Because someone should have stopped her from filing this foolish lawsuit. How embarrassing
The plaintiff CAN’T BE SERIOUS… 🙄🤦🏾♀️😂
She clearly did not care about those clothes
Yep and thought the dryer cleaner would just keep them for her until she was ready for them, I guess she thinks she's privileged 🙄
i love this defendant
calm, states his facts clearly, no embelishing the story
dishonest woman
amazing they kept her clothes so long
imagine dragging your child into your crime?
mother of the year!
Something tells me she is a shopaholic. If you leave 156 pieces of clothing almost 2 years you apparently don't need them. Most dry cleaners give you 60 days max to pick up your items. This business was more than generous.
Even if it was 6 months?
She is way beyond that
Im surprised JM didn’t tell that lady to stop
over talking her
Aww bless her heart. She is missing the entire point… She kept those clothes in the cleaners for OVER a year! Lady, you are not that special. The rules apply to all the customers.🤦🏽♀️🙄
The fact that she is a principal is mind boggling!
Ohh what a Beautiful, Brilliant Judge! And what a Dirty, Disrespectful Principal! 😄😃😀😆😄
I'm happy the Honest Gentleman won!
Sounds like she’s making sh!t up as she goes along. 😆
ikr
She’s a principal? No wonder our public school system is in such a mess😑
Just crazy! I don't think she's a principal at a public school. Her grammar is atrocious. It is probably a small independent school. She is really weird!
I used to work the counter for a dry cleaners. Once a month I would go through all the racks and make a list and contact guests with stuff that was there over a month. We would hold on to things for about a year then get rid of it. If you don't want it, then we don't want to be your storage place either.
The lack of taking responsibility for this educator is ridiculous
$94 got 156 articles of cleaned clothing?! Wow. She's insane. She wants a new wardrobe- probably gained that stayed-at- home Covid weight, lol!
He probably would’ve just let the dry cleaning fee go had she not sued him
@@Nevaeh1 Surely true. Strange, leaving one's stuff somewhere like that. And she was probably a long-term, good, regular customer too. But she did expect too much.
True 🤣🤣
I would hate to see her problem solving skills as the head of an education facility. Further more, this public preceding isn’t her best suit.
Her lack of understanding and accountability tells me she is incapable of making sound objective decisions. She also appears entitled.
Ma’am, principal or not, you are wrong.
Learning the judges love The Office as much as I do.. DEFINITELY the highlight of this case for me 🥰🤣
Am I the only one who thinks it's odd that she took all those items to the dry cleaners. Even if the clothes are "seasonal" we still have to wear something warmer or cooler as the weather changes. What she said implied that she wore them all season with no cleaning in between, very odd. If she is so fussy the clothes would be out of fashion before she wore them again. Glad the drycleaner got his fee.
The plaintiff seemed to be making up a lot of the conversations that she had with people at the Dry Cleaning establishment. She is used to having way to much power as a principal. I am so glad that my child was never under her control. I do believe conversations would always be tilted in her favor, no matter how they actually happened.
What I want to see is when she goes back to school and half the teachers are wearing her clothes 😂
I used to work for a non-profit in NYC and there was a dry cleaner who donated clothes that had been left every three months to us. Under New York State law, dry cleaners have to hold clothes for at least 6 months (the plaintiff is actually right about that) . So each delivery was clothes that had been left for six to nine months. Without fail, 1-3 people would contact us after each delivery trying to get their clothes.
Seriously?
So they knew how long the dry cleaners had to keep it, and who the dry cleaners donated to.
They would get their clothes cleaned, waited, then came to you, relying on your generous nature, to give them the clothes and skip the bill?
Ingenuous! But did that work?
@@wontsufferfools9332 I'm not sure they knew the time frame, necessarily. I think the dry cleaner would contact everyone about a week before donating because they'd rather have the money than just give the clothes to us. But then these people, even with that notice couldn't get their shit together in time. The organization I worked for is quite big, and has a bunch of different programs serving literally thousands of clients. Immediately upon getting the clothes, we'd take it to one of the programs and let the clients pick through, so we never did give the clothes back to the former owners.
@@StevenCootware ah, so they weren't scammers, just forgetful people like me 🙂
I'm guessing the 6 months rule is for the 6 months after you drop them off, not 6 months after they inform you it's been 2 years so come get your stuff?
@@StevenCootware I truly feel like due to covid and not working she was broke and haven’t saved her money instead buying clothes every week so she doesn’t wear the same clothes over again . They let her get away for years until they were not making money like they used to before shut down. It’s sad she has to take accountability maybe if she tried to pay something . Even if it’s a lil to show faith and actually told them the truth I think he would’ve worked with her.
She's a Principal? Geesh.
This is beyond laziness. Who doesn't pick up their clothes after 1 year - never mind 2 years? Smh.... I knew the plaintiff lost the case when she said it had been 2 years lol
And this lady's a principal. This just proves they will hire anybody. These are the kind of values she's going to try to instill in our kids.
It blows my mind how incredibly ignorant the Plaintiff is- how she's shaking her head when JM is explaining how legally she has nothing to stand on.
The fact that they brought up "The Office" just shows me more why I love her and this show.
This woman was using the laundry mat as her personal closet... She has ALOT of clothes and she doesn't have room and she wasn't working and she said I don't need them I'll leave them there..
And now all of a sudden your daughter is taking u to get them after this accident... But it's hard for me to believe she couldn't take u before that day.. Or better yet u were hurt.. Give her the ticket(call ahead and let them know she's coming so she won't have problems) and let her pick the stuff up.
She's full of it.
The defendant was so cool because he knew she had no legal standing.
The end.
She was delusional from the very beginning of this case😂
So disappointing for an educator to be so clueless...
I feel bad for her because I think somewhere in her head it made sense, but I also know how much nice clothes cost, and I would never just assume 156 pieces of clothing are safe anywhere other than my closet. 🤦🏻♀️
The car accident really scrambled her eggs
@@graciennepritchett6967 🤣😂😂😂
Is ok she will receive 200 pieces of clothing as a reward for those who now have some clothing due to the donation. :)
she's a school principal?! really?! 😂 I find that incredibly hard to believe
I cannot believe that JMM took this long with this woman. She would normally have ruled by now. This was drawn out way too long.
She looked pretty surprised by how entitled the plaintiff was so I think she let her talk more just to see if she's actually serious 🤔
dramatization in her head she is saying "what an idiot!"
I was waiting for her to scold her for railroading over her so many times. Haha she just gave up
@@MannyBlaaze For a principal I though she was pretty rude to do that. Talking over people is always rude behavior.
She is irrational and I can’t believe she’s a principal/educator. I could say more but…
😄
This lady is hilarious. Two years dear, two years
So essentially the plaintiff spent every spare moment she had, dealing with her drycleaning. Phoning to confirm the clothes could sit there, then they extended numerous courtesy calls (Because she was the only one they were chasing down) to her. She went in to see how long they could be held, and it is all predicated on a lie, because the shop never closed!
Is she an actual principal in a real school?
The woman has zero credibility, and does not seem trustworthy whatsoever!
It’s everybody’s fault but hers.
Talk about the lack of accountability and entitlement from the Plaintiff!!!
The plaintiff demonstrates why our schools are such failures.
I don't see the relationship. She has nothing to do with the curriculum.
@@Imissyoulou right
@@Imissyoulou Thank you!!
@@Imissyoulou but she does have something to do with the guidance of the students who make up said schools.
i am surprised they kept the close this long. most will give the clothes away after 30 days. the rules apply to everyone else but not for her
I'm surprised she didn't pull the race card too.
@@getin3949 Huh??? They’re both black lmao
@@getin3949 it’s hard when the business is the same race
@@getin3949 how would she? They’re literally both black that makes no sense
(In reference to them talking about The Office and Steve Carrell at the very end of this episode.)
FYI: While the UK and the US Office are different in highlighting the cultural and comedic styles of the cultures, the premise and production styles are the same. All that to say that Ricky Gervais and Stephan Merchant co-wrote the UK Office and out of that, birthed the US version of The Office. Ricky Gervais was one of the executive producers for the US Office. Steve Carrell only wrote two episodes for the US Office. A lot of people don’t even know that there is a UK Office or that it came first and that Ricky a Gervais was a huge reason for that iconically hilarious show. The man is a comedic genius.
Why does this judge allow these people to be so disrespectful to her by talking over her!? I just want to slap them quiet!,😡
She had zero accountability whatsoever 🤦🏾♀️
Oh wow, Randy. I was so proud of you when I heard you opened up your company. Now, a lawsuit.... knowing you as a young child, he was very business savvy....
Scott’s Tot’s is my favorite episode of the office as well 🤣🤣🤣
Didn't this woman say she was a Principal?? From the beginning of this case she has been talking in circles. She is not being truthful at all. I have dry cleaned clothes and there is 30 days that the dry cleaner would hold your items. Principal, you need to be ashamed of yourself and now I'd need to question the examples you are setting for your staff and students smh.
She's one of those very vain people who fancies themselves so much that she actually believes that they actually meant they were "giving her extra time" when the young man said after the 4th of March the clothes wouldn't be there, so she had until then.
However she tripped and stumbled and got her story mixed up about the two phone calls too, so she tried talking over Judge Marilyn for a long time there, trying to re-frame the narrative.
So no. I think she was deceptive and arrogant, while the dry cleaner kept it simple up until he wanted storage fees... lol. The producers must push the defendants to go for counter-claims of any kind at all, no matter how outrageous they sound- for good TV.
she left her clothes for 2 years 🤦🏽♀️ and shocked they gave it away
Why is no one talking about that it was less than 100$ for 156 pieces of clothes to be dry cleaned ........that is Amazing!!!
She said they had a special deal.
Boy oh boy! This lady feels a sense of entitlement! Hope this put her in her place! Can you just imagine what the poor parents at the school has to endure with “ Little Ms can’t be wrong”..?? Just……wow🥴
She’s a principal but is doing a terrible job explaining her case. Not to mention…she has no reasonable excuse for not picking up her clothes. She’s crazy if she thought JM would rule in her favor.
This is what self entitlement gets you. In the real world, 30 days after you've been given notice that your clothes are ready, if you haven't come in to pay and pick up your clothes, they can be considered abandoned and this laundry\dry cleaner, went way beyond the call of duty, because of Covid and this woman lied in court to try to get compensated for a whole new wardrobe.
I bet she gained weight from not working and the clothes weren't even going to fit her anymore!
I don't even own 156 pieces of clothing.
Dry cleaners needs to add a late fee and storage fee to his customer contracts/agreements!
Knowing the Judge likes the Office makes me ❤️ her even more
First she couldn't pick up her clothes because they were closed, then she couldn't do it because she was in a car accident and couldn't move, then her daughter just happened to be with her when she spoke to them with the phone on speaker. 🙄
And she runs a school 😮 oh my !
She's asking $30 a piece for used clothing! It's value is $500, not $5000.
I wish the defendant was awarded the Storage fee
I rarely go to the cleaners because I’m so forgetful. Like when I go I have to set a reminder on my phone right there in the cleaners so I won’t forget them. Longest my stuff stayed was 1 week and I called the cleaners in a panic and apologized for forgetting. They were so nice they were like no you have a month(which I never knew) but this woman is nuts. What tf make her think she has a right to keep her clothes there over a year
I feel sorry for the kids at her school.
I don’t even own 156 items of clothing let alone enough clothes to function without said items. Just another reason to wear cotton.
She is totally ridiculous. She is lucky they kept the clothes for 2 years. She didn’t want to pay for the dry cleaning.
Why would you think it's not abandoned after 30 days let alone a year!!
Every excuse in the world 🌍
She is a school principal? No wonder kids struggle with accountability!
The fact that she just lying 🤣🤣
She thought she deserved special treatment and they would just hold all those clothes until she got around to it. 2 years was more than generous. This was entirely on her.
Stood B thinks she can leave clothes at a dry cleaner for 2 years?! You ain't special!
You can tell she think she is
She is making every excuse on the book the bottom line is she is the Principal at a school I find it HARD to believe that she didn't have 1 person that could have gone to pick up her clothes...the bottom line is she should have picked up her clothes in 2019
...This crazy nut's reaction is as if she had the clothes in the dry cleaners for two weeks and they did away with it! wth???
She’s full of it! Nassau county had much more lenient rules than us in NYC during the height of Covid. Almost all of their businesses were open by JUne 2020. She found any excuse just not to pick up her clothes.