Listening to The People's Court last night
They had a trial of a woman who decided to move from AZ to GA with her 8 yr old son after knowing a guy she met online two weeks prior.
4 weeks later, she signed for a car for this guy.
Another 3 weeks later, she moves to Chicago wit her son because it didn’t work out. The guy still had the vehicle.
He missed a payment and a week later, she filed a false report of the car being stolen, since it was in her name and she didn't want to use legal recourses.
She lost the trail (so did he) and when she was asked what she learned, her answer was:
To not trust other people
She made a ton of horrible choices, but somehow, it was everyone else's fault.
I feel this is how the majority of people operate in life.
4 weeks later, she signed for a car for this guy.
Another 3 weeks later, she moves to Chicago wit her son because it didn’t work out. The guy still had the vehicle.
He missed a payment and a week later, she filed a false report of the car being stolen, since it was in her name and she didn't want to use legal recourses.
She lost the trail (so did he) and when she was asked what she learned, her answer was:
To not trust other people
She made a ton of horrible choices, but somehow, it was everyone else's fault.
I feel this is how the majority of people operate in life.
