When I moved in there, the dog was pooping everywhere.
Why was that mess behind the couch? Why?
Now when I moved in that table was brand new.
They would always talk about how I was the one leaving dirty dishes.
Go to the one with the dishes please.
I was tired anyway, it's been a long day.
You go right ahead.
[Narrator] Today on Tribunal Justice.
This case was filed in Houston, Texas.
Your Honor, this is case number 1132 on the calendar
in the matter of Dehn versus Greenwald.
Parties have been sworn in. You may be seated.
Thank you, Byrd.
Mr. Dehn, Mr. Greenwald, you both are from outta state.
You met while you were both working at Benihana restaurant.
You kind of hit it off because you were both from out of town.
You decided at some point, Mr. Dehn, to ask the defendant to move in with you.
You say that he was living in a toxic home situation,
and you had a similar circumstance when you were growing up.
Someone took you under his wing and you wanted to do the same for the defendant.
But, unlike you, the defendant, apparently, didn't listen,
and he had already signed with you a one-year lease.
You said he came to you in December and said
that he could not pay the rent and he wanted to get out of the lease.
You said you weren't gonna do that unless he paid two months rent,
which would've been $3,260 and you wanted him to pay it all.
- Plus pay his $815 rent for December. - Yes Ma'am.
So, your position is that none of this living arrangement
was what you expected?
You knew that the plaintiff had a girlfriend, but you didn't think
she was gonna move in with you three days later.
She wasn't splitting the rent bill in third, which you thought
would've been helpful, but you were still paying 50% as one person,
and they were paying 50% as two.
A couple of months went by and they decided they wanted a dog.
They agreed it would be a small dog, but instead they came home
with a Rottweiler.
And the Rottweiler chewed up your things?
December 1st, you went to the plaintiff and said that you wanted out.
You basically had an argument.
He wanted you to pay the full termination fee.
You said, "I'm not paying full termination fee."
He left on December 6th.
You left on December 7th, and you're not sure
why you're just not splitting that equally if at all?
Right now, you owe him nothing.
So, you are three people living in this home?
Your girlfriend, you, and him.
Why would he have to pay half of the rent?
My girlfriend wasn't living with us. She stayed like a couple nights a week
- 'cause she lived 45 minutes away- - I'm sorry that is not, Your Honor.
- Okay, no interruption. - Yes, Ma'am.
Can you step up? Are you his girlfriend?
I am.
And so did you stay with him?
So, I went, like, three to four nights out of a week.
But it wasn't, like, every single week, as he is my boyfriend.
You were there. Come on, you are like so excited,
I said, "Is he your boyfriend?" And you got a big smile on you.
- Of course. - You stood up, you were all excited.
So, believe me, you're not staying there just two nights every other week,
or three nights every other week, you are there.
So, I wasn't actually living with him. Like I said, I was living with my parents.
Um, but I was, um, sorry, I'm nervous as well. Um-
- I wanna say you don't seem nervous.
- [Creasey] Sorry. - You seem a little...
Um, so we started to date, we like blah blah, blah.
Great, okay, you have a seat.
Awesome. Thank you.
Sorry I asked.
Ask her how close her other job is to the address
that was given of our apartment.
I don't like surprises. Why don't you just tell me?
It was a whole five to eight minutes away from our apartment.
Why would she work and live 45 minutes away to drive 45 minutes every single day-
I think he learned a lot of lessons from you.
I think that was an excellent point.
So, now, what is it that you say that he's not learning from you?
What are you trying to tell him that he's not learning?
Well, he just wasn't financially responsible with his money.
- He was partying all the time. - I think he's pretty responsible.
He doesn't wanna pay half a rent when he's got two other people living there.
On December 1st, he didn't have any money for the rent.
That's why we terminated the lease. And that's why I wrote up the contract.
And what is it that happens?
Because there are messages, "Play the music lower."
You know, you were being noisy, you were having friends over,
what was going on?
- And then he noticed the change in you. - What was I doing?
- Yeah. What was going on? - Nothing changed.
If anything, I was worse when I moved in than when I moved out.
What did you think was wrong with you?
- What do I think was wrong with me? - Yeah, what do you think?
At the time of when I moved out of my parents,
I'll agree that I had a drinking problem.
I clinged to him. He came to me. He told me he wanted to teach me.
I told him I was ready to learn.
When I moved in there, I thought I was gonna get a bigger brother per se.
I was looking for that, I guess.
I was looking for someone to actually be able to talk to and reach out to,
I've never had that in my life.
Well, you know, sometimes when we open up to people that are strangers,
and he was a stranger, you open up your vulnerabilities,
you make yourself available to be taken advantage of.
But you were paying your rent all along. What happened that made you
at that point say you wanted out?
The dog was pooping everywhere and they'd leave it behind the couch
and let it get dry.
The puppy pads.
If you look at the evidence photos that I showed.
Is that what I was looking at?
That's puppy pads, sticky adhesive that they'd leave on the ground.
- [DiMango] So do we have that?
They would leave that that was on the floor.
- That's what you're referring to, right? - That is what I'm referring to.
You see the poop on the ground that they attempted to clean up,
but didn't.
They moved out before I did. That adhesive was still there.
Why was that mess behind the couch for four months?
These are interesting questions to which I have no answer.
I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I know you don't have the answers, but you're asking.
Like, and, then, if you look, like they would always talk about
how I was the one leaving dirty dishes.
Go to the one with dishes, please.
I think you learned an awful lot.
(audience laughing)
I'm just gonna say, I was tired anyways. It's been a long day. You go right ahead.
Your Honor, I appreciate you.
Yeah. This photograph, what are we looking at?
Alright, so you see the wine glass? Do I look like a wine drinker to you?
- No, I'm a beer drinker. - How would I know?
You see this gullet? You see this stomach?
[DiMango] So is it beer? Is that what you're telling me?
Yeah, it's obviously a beer gut.
And whose table is that? Whose things are that?
- Yeah, that's my table. - That's yours?
- Yes, that's my table. - That's how it was all the time.
Okay, so at least you're taking responsibility for your mess.
That's a big mess in a common area.
But the point is, you didn't want him there.
You were throwing him out in October. It's in your papers.
- You said... - No, I wasn't.
No? Can I read it for you?
- Yeah, sure. - Okay.
"In October of 22, I started to notice a huge shift in his behavior.
He acted very crazy. He got angrier the more he partied.
I knew it was time for us to part ways."
- Yes. - "I confronted him about moving out.
He didn't take it too well. He yelled at me and stormed off."
What happened then?
[Dehn] You know how he said his drinking got?
- Yeah, I heard him. - Better to worse.
He got worse after he moved in.
He didn't get better over time. He got a DUI.
You know what I think the problem is, that you wanted to do something.
You know, you could lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
Yeah, I was just being nice and nice and then I was the hand...
But you're not his dad. You know, you're a young man.
I know, but I see myself in him because I saw how he was messing...
- But he's not you. He's not you. - Yeah.
And he was not susceptible to your advice, if that's what you wanna say.
And, on the other hand, maybe you were not the best example
of how somebody should live.
On the other hand,
he seems to be pretty much in touch with both his weaknesses,
at least to some extent.
And he has some strengths, which I see, based on his conversations in here
and his cross examination of me.
Yeah, exactly. But, but...
But I wanna know about the rent.
Show me why he should pay the full amount.
The full amount of rent? Because he didn't pay me any rent
for the month of December.
Before the lease terminated, I got him to sign this,
which is the promissory note. Which is...
- Can I see that, please? Thank you! - This is confirmation that...
This is confirmation that he's the reason we're terminating the lease,
and I was actually gonna do something nice for him.
I put it in a way that he could pay me 300 bucks every single week
for a certain amount of time until he paid me back that 3260,
because he's the reason we're terminating the lease.
- So, that's the reason why I'm asking... - No, Your Honor, that isn't...
I'm getting to that. That is my signature.
The only reason I signed that, is 'cause if I did not sign that,
he was gonna call the cops on me and I would be behind bars.
- For what? - Because I didn't pay anything.
Wait, wait, wait, you want me to believe that if he called the cops
they were gonna lock you up 'cause you didn't pay rent?
That's, at that time, yes. That's what I believed.
No. No you didn't believe that. You're smarter than that.
- So, Judge Levy. - Thank you.
Did you really think that you were gonna go to jail if you didn't pay rent?
Your Honor, I'm 100% honest with you.
With everything that I had going on right now, I had that DUI,
I'm in the court system, everything like that.
And they told me no matter what the ticket's for,
yes, I fully believed that I would be behind bars.
Are you in touch with your, with your folks?
I live with them at the moment.
- Did you tell 'em about the DWI? - Yes.
Uh, DUI not DWI.
Once for being drunk, once for being high. I was under the legal limit.
Well, at least you know certain things.
I suppose that's a good thing.
Yeah, driving while intoxicated. Driving under the influence.
You were communicating with your folks and you communicated with them about
something that could put you in jail.
That being the DUI, but not this brief?
I communicated with my folks about this.
- And did they tell you that- - They told me not to sign it.
Did they inform you that you couldn't go to jail?
No, they did not say anything around those lines.
Did you tell them that you thought you can go to jail?
I told 'em I was scared to death about what was gonna happen next, yes.
- Well, that's different than... - Okay.
Yes, I told them that I was scared I was gonna go to jail.
- They said that- - About the rent, not about the DUI.
The DUI is already handled. I had already gone to court.
I had gone to court, got my sentence, got the community service,
everything that I needed, right?
But they told me that for the next six months, no matter what ticket I get,
as long as I get a ticket, I'm gonna be right back there.
Okay. I get it. I get it.
That scared me a lot more because-
Well, the only reason why I'm asking is the issue of duress.
Signing contracts under duress
I'm not quite convinced of it yet, but that was just one issue.
- We got lots of others. - Sorry, your Honor,
can I talk about how he told me that he was gonna get physical with me
- if I didn't sign it? - [Levy] I'm not interested in that.
- I'm not interested with that. - You're not? Okay.
- No, we got bigger fish to fry. - Then let's start frying.
Alright, well that's pretty good.
I can understand why things were a little heated.
I get that.
[Narrator] Coming up on Tribunal Justice.
If your dog chews up somebody's property,
then there should be some consequences to that.
Then lemme use his evidence against him.
- Pull up that table, please. - Pull up that table please.
- Can I walk? - Stay there. Stay there.
- You stay there. Pull up that table. - It's my table.
[Narrator] Christopher Dehn claims his former roommate, Logan Greenwald,
owes for the cost of terminating the lease early.
Logan says Christopher's girlfriend and their dog caused major problems.
So, he had to move out.
So, Mr. Dehn, you saw yourself as, uh,
the big brother or parent figure in the friendship with the defendant.
Would that be fair to say?
Mm-hmm, I just wanted to show him how to save his finances.
I get it, because you saw yourself as better at finances.
- Yeah. - And more mature with that.
- Mm-hmm - And having been through it before.
- Mm-hmm. - So more worldly, uh-uh!
- More worldly in that sense. - Yeah.
So, with all that, Mr. Smarty Pants, you thought that you were gonna be tagged
with a termination fee of 3,200 and how much?
- $60. - 60.
$60 from the leasing company when there is no such provision
in the contract that you signed with them?
Because- - Hold on.
I just wanna make sure I got that right. So in other words, so we're all clear.
- [Dehn] Can you reiterate that? - Yeah. Sure.
So, here's the contract that you guys signed, right?
- Mm-hmm. - Okay.
Real small. I spent a lot of time, I must have read it four times.
- Mm-hmm. - 'Cause what am I looking for?
- The third blank space. - Termination fee.
- [Levy] I'm looking for- - Yeah.
[Levy] I'm looking for the lease termination fee, Mr. Smarty pants.
- Yeah. - But I don't see it in here.
We both didn't see it. That's why we went down there and asked-
What do you, so what? Listen, if they told you, "Oh, by the way,
um, gentlemen, there was a $10,000 termination fee.
I'm really sorry we didn't put it in the lease."
Yeah.
But, but, but you know what? That's how we do things here.
Do you really think that that was gonna be enforceable?
I would've had issue with that,
but two months rent and a 30-day notice sounds a lot more.
You know what? I wanna see your payment for-
- The 3260? - Well, no, not for 3260.
Mmh, 3260 is two months rent. I'm not interested in that.
I wanna see where it's specifically earmarked as lease termination fee.
Lease termination.
- No, I don't, I don't have it. - Yeah.
- Yeah, you don't have.
So, you think I'm making up a number of the 3260 or?
I'm not saying whether you're making it up or not.
What I'm saying to you, that if in fact you were in breach of the lease,
you could've all got kicked out because it's something you chose to do.
Do you think he still has to pay for that?
- Because it's something I did? - [Levy] Yep.
Yeah, I would assume the blame on myself.
Good. Let's take a look at the lease.
First page under pet qualifications.
Breeds not permitted in the community include,
but are not limited to Rottweilers.
He's a Black Lab.
- You know what, now you can step up. - Thank you.
Okay, so the fact is,
you are in violation of the lease because you have a dog.
Even if it's a 10th of it is a Rotty.
I'm so sorry, but he's literally a Black Lab.
I have, we have documentation from the vet that he's a Black Lab.
- Where we adopted him from. - Ask for it.
- He doesn't know what he's talking about. - You should go to law school.
- He has no idea. - Lemme see a photograph of this dog.
- Please. - Here, I got you.
- I got one pulled out for you. - Aah, Aah, you.
- One, one thing you know- - Are you sure?
- No. Hold on, hold on. - No come up here.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
The picture of whenever we first took it.
- I have a picture. - Yes sir.
Only speak when you are spoken to, and don't-
He was getting ahead of himself. That's all.
[Logan] Yeah. Yes sir.
So, in the courtroom, just so you know, it's standard practice
that the, uh, parties stay at the podiums
'cause you don't want me coming down there and going in your face.
- Yeah. - So it's mutual respect that way.
- I apologize for that. - I know it wasn't meant
with anything other than just excitement on your part.
If you can look at your phone and find it, and then,
either officer Byrd or officer Cassandra could show it to me, but that's fine.
A picture of it saying that's a Black Lab.
- [Creasey] We have the vet- - [Dehn] Oh, the vet's file?
- Yeah, the vet's file. - The vet's file. Yeah.
Oh yeah, that's it, right there.
Sorry, it's a little blurry.
[Dehn] That's pictures from the shelter when we got him.
[Creasey] When we first adopted him.
[Logan] And the picture I'm showing you is from two months after they adopted him.
[Creasey] I can show you a current picture of today, he is-
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Don't you have a Rotty?
Oh, you had a Rotty. I'm sorry.
You had a Rotty. How long?
Officer Cassandra, how long did you have a Rottweiler?
Nine years.
Can you take a look at the colors on that dog-
- [Cassandra] Yeah. - And answer the question?
- All Rottweiler have- - You know what?
I'm going to deem Officer Cassandra an expert in Rottweilers
and ask her as a result of her owning several-
- Yeah. - Whether or not that dog has the features
of a Rottweiler?
- [Cassandra] It's, it's clearly a mix. - A mix
Because, um, a Black Lab would just be a Black Lab.
- This has, uh, features of a Rott. - That's okay.
- At the shelter's, they are not allowed- - It's not a guarantee that he's mixed-
- [Cassandra] Oh no, that's- - Let's get back the phones.
Let me say this, that is indicative.
- So, the paw prints- - [Dehn] Yeah.
Indicative of Rott.
- Yeah, but that show- - Ah
Some other type of breed have those coating though.
- Listen, we're not gonna devolve this. - Okay.
Okay.
I've asked the questions. You've given answers.
You've presented evidence.
I'm very happy to hear that you acknowledge that if you breach
the terms and conditions of the lease,
that he should not be financially responsible for that breach.
And with that, Judge Acker.
That would be if you got thrown out.
- Were you evicted from the apartment- - No Ma'am.
- Because of the breed of the stock? - No, Ma'am.
- So, you can actually sit down dear. - Thank you.
To me, the case is super simple.
Here's where the dog to me doesn't help you.
- When did you get the dog? - Um, I do not know.
- Two months after we signed the lease. - Okay.
That does not help you.
Because if you think that I'm gonna say that you get to live for free
because he broke a rule that didn't damage either of you.
The landlord didn't say you gotta go because of the breed of this dog.
You are looking for reasons why you do not have to fulfill your obligations.
I have sat up here a long time and listened to you be very charming.
- You're very charming. You're very smart. - Thank you.
- I'm glad that, are you sober now? - Yes, Ma'am.
Really. I mean, at your age, that's a hard disease to kick.
So, my words to you have nothing to do with,
I think, the great journey that you're on in trying to get your life together.
- I appreciate it. - But-
Excuse me Your Honor, can I say something?
Yes, you can. Yes.
My biggest hold up here is it sounds like his biggest form of evidence
that he has is that his girlfriend didn't live there.
She was there more than I was there. I worked a 70 hour a week job.
I was home what? A total of eight to 10 hours maybe.
Yeah. I understand your point there, but my point to you is that
if they're sleeping in the same room, like, it's not...
If she were taken up another room, if she were sleeping on the sofas,
the only additional expense that she might result in your incurring,
would be utilities and the like. And I don't see any breakdown as to that.
And, frankly, the only part of the utility bill
that he's holding you liable for is the $72.
And I have a question about that. I've never seen a $72 bill.
Every bill that I've ever paid to him, was over.
- Listen to me. Listen to me. - Can I intervene on that?
Let's just stop. Stop, stop. This is not a free for all.
- I- - Yes Ma'am.
Judge Levy said you should go to law school.
- And I'm not joking. - Well, I appreciate that.
I really think that you have got, uh, you got some spark in you.
- Well, I appreciate that Ma'am. - But, but, that spark
requires some discipline.
- Yes Ma'am. - You need some discipline.
So, hold on that spark.
And, now, I wanna run through some other points.
Because I did breeze by a point with the Rottweiler,
that is, or the Lab mix, or the whatever the dog is.
- Yeah. - You said in your answer
that the dog destroyed some of your property.
- Yes Ma'am, he did. - So if you've got evidence
of that property destruction, then I can say, you know what?
I don't care about the breed of the dog.
I don't care if it's a beautiful standard Poodle or a beautiful Shih Tzu.
If your dog chews up somebody's property,
then there should be some consequences to that.
Then let me use his evidence against him.
- Pull up that table please. - Pull up that table please.
- Can I walk- - You stay there. Stay there.
You stay there. Pull up that table.
It's my table.
Let's pull up P1 and then you can show me what you wanna show me.
Look at the four corners of the table.
Now, when I moved in that table was brand new.
- How come- - [Acker] It wasn't brand new,
it was his grandmother's antique table.
Now, you know grandma's Ma'am, you know how grandmas take care of stuff.
You know how that goes.
Like, you know, they have all that time throughout the day just sitting there.
They're gonna keep everything clean.
I mean, I just wanna, I'm gonna be super candid with you.
- Yes Ma'am. - I am not terribly, uh,
persuaded by a lot of your legal points.
But I need to not just be charmed by you,
but I have to really do justice to the case that they're bringing.
Because they do have, I think some very valid points and some valid concerns
[Narrator] Coming up on Tribunal Justice.
But I want you to read this into the record
as to how your payment was earmarked by the management company.
"Your debit card statement will affect the payment as property payment rent."
Rent, and then he ends up signing a promissory note for your rent.
Now let's talk about that lease termination.
- How many months were left on the lease? - Six.
Six months. So you got a deal.
You paid two months and a month's notice.
So instead of holding you liable for six months,
you were only held liable for two months.
- I didn't wanna get my credit dinged- - I mean that was smart.
And the other thing I note about that promissory note,
is he was attempting to work with you.
He didn't say, you've gotta pay me all this money up front.
He was taking monthly payments.
What I think you may be entitled to, if you've got evidence of it-
In your answer you mentioned some property destruction.
I have a pair of Beats Pro headphones.
Those Beats Pros have bite marks on them from their dog.
He also chewed up a pair of Turtle Beach headphones that I had.
Did your dog chew up some of his property?
- Uh, he chewed up Turtle Beaches. Yeah. - Good.
What about the ottoman? Was there an ottoman that was destroyed?
Was it your ottoman that was chewed up?
It was chewed up on the corners around the ottoman.
- And then the loveseat. - How much did you spend on the ottoman?
Um, I stole it from my parents.
Picked it up off the street.
-I mean- - Ma'am, can I interject?
No, wait a minute.
That was, uh, a very candid admission.
That is the reason why I don't need to see your receipts.
I can look up the cost of Beats
and I'll look up the cost of Turtle Beach headphones,
'cause you know that your dog is chewing things up.
I don't care what kind of breed it is.
Uh, your case, your burden of proof. I will let you have the final word.
My case is that as he said to you, he was working all these hours,
how come he was unable to pay his rent?
You keep saying he didn't pay rent.
There's one month for which he didn't pay rent.
Like he wasn't a not-rent-paying loser.
And, by the way, should I give him another discount
because you guys didn't clean up after your dog?
I mean, really.
Judges, I'm quite done.
I just wanted to make one final clarifying points for myself.
And it's to the plaintiff. That $3260 that you paid,
You say it was specifically earmarked as the lease termination fee, right?
- Yeah. - And it definitely was not rent.
No. No, it was not. It was the termination.
It was the lease termination. That's what it was earmarked as.
- Mm-hmm. I paid the 3260- - [Levy] Great.
And I paid it in full by myself at the beginning of the month.
So, here's your evidence, I just circled,
and I want you to read this into the record
as to how your $3,260 payment
was earmarked by the management company.
"Your debit card statement will affect the payment as property payment rent."
Thank you.
Rent. Your rent.
And then he ends up signing a promissory note for your rent.
Not for the lease termination fee.
- It was paid. - I don't care.
- But it was paid on- - I don't care, I don't care.
I got nothing else.
We're gonna retire to deliberate. Thank you, all.
Wow.
[Byrd] Court stands in recess. Parties are excused.
Alright, I'm going to give you my opinion about what the statement,
when it says, "It was meant for rent." It really was meant for rent the 3260.
It was meant for two months of rent that they were not going to be paying
when they were leaving early.
I'd like to kind of stick with the responsibility being shared
between the two of them with regard to that and with regard
to the defendant admitting he owed the last month rent, the 815.
And I think was there a utility bill that he was-
- $72. - And $72 for that.
I would be comfortable reimbursing the plaintiff for.
I know that the defendant indicated that he was there
when there were conversations had with the landlord.
There's also no doubt in my mind.
I believe the defendant testified honestly when he said he really thought
he was gonna go to jail if he didn't pay rent.
To the extent that the defendant was misled into believing
that he was responsible for $3,260
for a lease termination fee based upon statements
largely due to what the plaintiff said.
And as a result of that misrepresentation, the contract should be nulled and voided.
I believe the defendant must pay 815. He has unpaid rent from December.
He admitted that he has to pay 852, and he has to pay the 72.
But the plaintiff has failed to meet his burden
with respect to the lease termination fee.
Uh, with you on the rent and the unpaid power bill.
With Pat on the termination fee.
I would also give the defendant a credit because I think that kid is very candid.
Um, I credit for the dog chewing two pairs of headphones.
So, we have 2517 minus what? 300 for the headphones?
149 and 199 on the Beats.
And that's where we're at?
Adam's not coming along in this trip we're taking.
That's okay. That's alright.
I understand and I respect your positions, I just respectfully disagree.
If I were to do it, I would only give him the 815 and the 72,
but give him a credit for the damage caused by his dog.
- So, you would've given him 537? - Yes.
Very good.
Court is back in session.
Parties are reminded, you're still under oath.
- Thank you, Byrd. - Mm-hmm.
The reality here is, for whatever all your issues were,
it just didn't work out.
And we are a divided court.
However, judge Levy is the dissenting opinion as to most of the issues
in this case.
Although he did feel that with regard to the December rent,
that you were responsible for the December rent.
Judge Acker and I also found you responsible for the December rent.
However, we decided that the two of you were together when you negotiated
with the landlord that he was going to only charge you two months rent.
And we therefore found that we were gonna make you each 50% responsible on that.
- So, you already paid both. - Mm-hmm.
So, you'd pay $1,630 to him, you're gonna pay $815 to him,
and you're going to pay $72 for the utilities.
That would bring you down to 2,517.
However, we believe that the Rottweilers-slash-whatever
chewed up your property and we did find evidence of its value.
We've depreciated as such back to then.
And we are going to reimburse you $350 for that.
So, in total, he owes you
- $2,167. - Cool.
That is the verdict of the court.
It is Judge Acker and my verdict.
And the two of you really, you seem like two men with potential.
You have a good heart, you're a good man, but you should be doing something.
Get yourself under control.
When you cannot control your behavior, you're gonna lose in life, okay?
And stop drinking and driving. That's the verdict of the court.
This case is now concluded. Parties are excused. You may step out.
I feel like they came to what I was trying to conclude with from the beginning.
That is the whole outcome that I was looking for.
That is the whole reason we are here today,
'cause I was looking for half, I wasn't looking for at all.
I wasn't looking for him to pay the whole anything.
It wasn't gonna work out when he realized he wasn't gonna pay me the month
of December and then leaves me to pay 3260 in 30 days.
I was looking for him to own up and pay half of the lease agreement.
That is the whole reason that I'm here today.
All in all, it's all good.
We had to come up with four grand in a month.
I did, personally, at least I got half that money back.
So, at the end of the day, I'm happy.
Don't live with strangers.
He acts like he's all really nice, but he's a snake.
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