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A Friendship Ends Over Money and a Trip
Imagine sitting in Judge Judy's courtroom.
The air is thick with tension.
Two former friends face each other.
The Plaintiffs Seek Repayment
Lynette Thompson and Rose Monahan are the plaintiffs.
They are suing Cynthia Frazier.
Cynthia Frazier is the defendant.
The dispute involves a television, a plane ticket, and cruise expenses.
The Television Set Loan
Judge Judy first asks about the television set.
She asks Cynthia Frazier if either plaintiff loaned her money for it.
Cynthia Frazier states "neither."
Judge Judy then reveals that Lynette Thompson bought the television on her Dell account.
This contradicts Cynthia Frazier's initial statement.
Judge Judy points out the discrepancy.
Lynette Thompson claims Cynthia Frazier still owes her a balance.
The balance is $180.
Cynthia Frazier maintains she paid Lynette Thompson back.
She says she paid the full amount.
How Much Was the TV?
Judge Judy asks Cynthia Frazier the price of the television.
Cynthia Frazier estimates "900 and so much."
Lynette Thompson clarifies the actual price.
The television cost $711.
Judge Judy notes the difference in amounts.
She asks when the loan for the television occurred.
Cynthia Frazier says it was late November of last year.
The Cash Payments
Judge Judy asks how Cynthia Frazier paid back the loan.
Cynthia Frazier states she made several cash payments.
She then made a final lump sum payment in cash.
Judge Judy asks for dates.
Cynthia Frazier admits she did not keep track.
She has no dates for the payments.
Judge Judy highlights that Cynthia Frazier does not even know the TV's price.
Lynette Thompson's Spreadsheet
Lynette Thompson has a list of payments.
She presents a spreadsheet.
She explains her accounting.
She made the first payment for the TV.
Cynthia Frazier then made two more payments.
A lump sum payment of $360 followed.
Lynette Thompson explains that Cynthia Frazier's sponsor provided the money.
Cynthia Frazier then asked to keep $100 from that payment.
Lynette Thompson agreed.
She deducted it from the balance.
Lynette Thompson states Cynthia Frazier still owed $100.
The A's Tickets
Judge Judy asks about the $180 balance.
Lynette Thompson clarifies the amount.
She mentions Oakland A's baseball tickets.
They had bought tickets together.
Cynthia Frazier paid for $130 worth of tickets.
This amount was deducted from the TV balance.
Cynthia Frazier confirms she remembers this.
Judge Judy concludes that Cynthia Frazier owes $180 for the television.
She notes that the friendship is over.
The Plane Ticket Dispute
The discussion moves to a trip.
Judge Judy asks if Lynette Thompson purchased a plane ticket for Cynthia Frazier.
Cynthia Frazier states Lynette Thompson purchased both their tickets.
She clarifies that Lynette Thompson used her points.
Lynette Thompson confirms she used her points.
Judge Judy asks about the arrangement for repayment.
Cynthia Frazier claims the ticket was a gift.
She says she would have flown with other ladies if she paid her own way.
She states Lynette Thompson booked the tickets without consulting her.
Lynette Thompson denies it was a gift.
She states she cannot afford to give such gifts.
The Cost of the Plane Ticket
Judge Judy asks the cost of the plane ticket.
Lynette Thompson explains the points worked out to $180.
Judge Judy confirms it was not a gift.
She states Lynette Thompson expected repayment.
Cynthia Frazier argues that everyone else paid their own way.
Lynette Thompson agrees with this point.
Judge Judy confirms that all other ladies paid for their own plane tickets.
Lynette Thompson confirms she paid for her own ticket.
Cynthia Frazier confirms she paid for her own ticket.
Judge Judy points out that Cynthia Frazier was the only one who did not pay for her plane ticket.
Total for TV and Plane Ticket
Judge Judy calculates the total for the TV and plane ticket.
She states it is $360.
Lynette Thompson agrees.
The Original Claim
Cynthia Frazier brings up an original claim.
She says it stated $100 for the TV.
She claims she paid for the TV.
Judge Judy asks to see this original claim.
Cynthia Frazier states she does not have it.
Judge Judy questions how she can make such a claim without proof.
She reminds Cynthia Frazier that if she saw it, she should have a copy.
Cynthia Frazier admits she does not have a copy.
Judge Judy dismisses this point.
The Cruise Expenses
Lynette Thompson is suing for $1,280.
Judge Judy asks her to explain the difference from $360.
Lynette Thompson mentions $487 for ruining the cruise.
She cites Cynthia Frazier's behavior in the room.
Lynette Thompson also claims Cynthia Frazier assaulted her.
Cynthia Frazier denies this.
Rose Monahan's Claim
Judge Judy turns to Rose Monahan.
She asks about the assault claim.
Rose Monahan points to a document.
She reads from it.
The document describes verbal abuse and threats.
It also mentions Cynthia Frazier coming close to punching her.
Rose Monahan states it was her birthday.
Judge Judy dismisses Rose Monahan from the case.
The Verdict
Judge Judy issues a judgment for Lynette Thompson.
The amount is $360.
Cynthia Frazier protests.
She mentions a previous statement about owing $220.
Judge Judy dismisses her.
The parties are excused.
Cynthia Frazier expresses her frustration.
She believes Lynette Thompson is upset because their friendship ended.
Lynette Thompson states Judge Judy was fair.
She believes Judge Judy knew who was telling the truth.
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