00:00You sound like a fool.
00:01I don't, because I know what I'm saying.
00:03Are you trying to sound like a fool?
00:04You sound like a fool.
00:06I'm trying to sound what it is.
00:07You sound like a fool.
00:09That's your opinion, not mine.
00:11My opinion's the only one that counts.
00:13If a man did that,
00:20if a man did that,
00:21there would be no question
00:23that a family court judge would say somebody
00:25with that kind of anger,
00:27I'm speaking,
00:28with that kind of anger problem
00:30should not be left unsupervised with the child.
00:32And just because it happens to wear a skirt occasionally
00:37doesn't mean that the same mindset shouldn't work for you.
00:41That's outrageous.
00:43Outrageous.
00:44I didn't do it.
00:45Yes, you did.
00:46Your conduct is outrageous.
00:48Your motivation is outrageous.
00:50My son was crying in the house.
00:52I want to tell you something.
00:53I rang on the door and that was it.
00:54I want to tell you something.
00:54No damage.
00:55I know exactly who you are.
00:56He ripped me out the car.
00:58I know exactly,
01:00I know exactly who you are.
01:02I'm not giving you a quarter.
01:04I think that you're a very bad businesswoman.
01:06Ma'am, he called three days later.
01:08I think that you...
01:09He canceled three days later.
01:10My policy is no refunds.
01:11Ms. Knoller, Ms. Knoller!
01:14I'm talking, you're not.
01:15I understand.
01:16I'm talking, you're not.
01:17Let me tell you this.
01:18I just went over with him the dates.
01:20And I said...
01:22Don't speak.
01:23I said, is all of that correct?
01:25No.
01:26You want me to play back the tape?
01:28You said correct.
01:29The dates are not correct.
01:30The facts are correct.
01:31The dates are not correct.
01:32He called three days after he booked.
01:34Correct.
01:35No cancellations.
01:35Just a second.
01:36No cancellation policy.
01:37Hey, I'm speaking.
01:38No cancellation policy.
01:39I don't, I don't give a rat's...
01:40So why do people put these in their...
01:41Listen to me, I don't give a rat's behind
01:43about what you're gonna show me.
01:45I'm not giving you another penny.
01:47I'm done.
01:48You're gone.
01:49Goodbye.
01:51You take your case back to the small claims court
01:53where it came from.
01:53Do you understand?
01:54Seriously?
01:56Super seriously.
01:57What was the name of the person
01:59that you were gonna help to move that night?
02:00Bob what?
02:01I'm a...
02:02A Bob what?
02:03Get on your phone and give me the number.
02:06Get on your phone and give me this Bob's number.
02:09Cause I'm gonna call Bob.
02:10And you know what I don't like?
02:11What's that?
02:12I don't like to get up from this bench
02:14and go back to the phone.
02:16If Bob isn't going to tell me...
02:18I don't know what he's talking about moving.
02:20I haven't moved.
02:20You want me to call him yourself?
02:21No, I'm gonna call him.
02:22Oh, okay.
02:23You can call him.
02:24Mr. Kelsey.
02:25And it was Bob.
02:27Look at me.
02:28Yes.
02:29Say I'm sorry that was the wrong night.
02:31I wasn't helping anybody move.
02:33I'm sorry that was the wrong night.
02:34Say to me.
02:35I'm sorry that was the wrong night.
02:36I wasn't helping anybody move.
02:38Why am I saying that?
02:39Why because...
02:40Okay, I'm sorry that was the wrong night.
02:41I wasn't helping anybody move.
02:41Right, okay.
02:42So now she was...
02:43I don't understand why I'm saying that though.
02:44Hey, I'm way ahead of you.
02:45I know exactly what it's all about.
02:46Okay.
02:47It doesn't work like that.
02:48It does not work like that.
02:49You don't get financial aid after six credits.
02:50You can't support yourself.
02:51I'm sorry, I'm so nervous.
02:52Okay.
02:53You try to go in all the way or you can't go in?
02:54Tell that to Abraham Lincoln.
02:56I think times were different back then.
02:59No, people were different back then, Mr. Burns.
03:01Times were the same.
03:03People had to get up.
03:04They had to eat.
03:04They had to have a roof over their heads.
03:06They had to pay for some sort of fuel to heat their house.
03:09The only difference is people got soft.
03:11I don't like to have my time wasted.
03:14If you were there and all they will do is verify
03:17that you were a tenant there in May and June,
03:20then we'll move on.
03:21I'll know that he was telling me a fib
03:23that you moved in in May.
03:25If I may.
03:26When I did leave Washington State,
03:28I moved in with my mother.
03:30You're a fibber.
03:31I'm a what?
03:32Fibber.
03:33Okay.
03:34Liar.
03:35Okay.
03:36Yes.
03:36Okay, so you moved in in May.
03:37Okay.
03:38I have the phone number.
03:39Well, what difference does it make?
03:40You weren't living there.
03:42I asked you where you were living.
03:43You told me that's where you were living
03:45when I was gonna call you.
03:45Prior to moving in with him?
03:46I wasn't really living there.
03:47I was living with my mother.
03:49Only for a month.
03:50One month.
03:52June.
03:53Clearly she's a liar, Your Honor.
03:55I know.
03:56Where's the title?
03:57In the binder with all my other titles,
03:58but the DMV told me that this is what I needed
04:00to bring to say that.
04:01No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
04:04I don't care what anybody told you.
04:06I want the title.
04:08Let me tell you something, Nicholas.
04:10Yes, ma'am.
04:1010 minutes ago you said to me
04:12you haven't worked in two years
04:13because you're waiting for shoulder surgery
04:15on both of your shoulders.
04:17Yes.
04:18Now you're telling me
04:19that you needed an awful lot of strength
04:22to pull this window down.
04:24You were the one who pulled the window down
04:26and you do all the maintenance around the house.
04:28Yeah, lightly.
04:29You wanna tell me why you can't work?
04:31I mean, honestly, I have-
04:32No, I want you to be dishonest with me.
04:34No.
04:35I want you to look at this face
04:36and I want you to be dishonest with me.
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