She then asked him if he had ever been in jail.
Mr. Bay initially denied this.
He said, "I've never had a speech."
Judge Judy clarified her question, asking if he had ever been incarcerated.
Mr. Bay responded, "No, I haven't, Your Honor."
He added, "I have never been nothing."
Questioning Credibility
Judge Judy pressed Mr. Bay on his denial of incarceration.
She asked, "You're sure about that?"
Mr. Bay affirmed, "Yes, I'm sure about that, Your Honor."
He stated, "I've never been to jail."
He then asked if she had a "bill on my jail thing."
Judge Judy reiterated that she was asking him a question.
Mr. Bay again denied ever being in jail or arrested.
He then started to say "18."
Admission of Past Arrest
Mr. Bay then admitted to being arrested at age 18.
He stated it was for "disturbing the peace."
He clarified it was "18 or earlier."
Judge Judy pointed out that he had just said he had never been arrested.
Mr. Bay tried to explain that he was "just a kid."
He said it was "not a big deal."
He claimed he was "just trying to protect myself."
Mr. Bay's Outburst
Mr. Bay then made a comment about Ms. Munch's "ex-husband."
He said, "Your ex-husband, your..."
Ms. Munch immediately reacted, stating her husband had "nothing to do with you."
She pleaded with Judge Judy.
Judge Judy sternly told Mr. Bay, "No, no, sir. I'm sorry, no, sir. I didn't hear."
Mr. Bay apologized for using the word.
He said, "I'm very sorry."
Judge Judy warned him not to do it again.
Continued Disruption
Mr. Bay continued to speak, referring to himself as a "common adult."
He again mentioned Ms. Munch's "husband, her ex-husband."
Ms. Munch again pleaded with Judge Judy.
Judge Judy asked Ms. Munch to sit there.
She then addressed Mr. Bay directly.
Judge Judy's Warning
Judge Judy told Mr. Bay that his case was "like a small boil on a large elephant."
She stated she had "a lot more serious businesses to take care of today."
She instructed him to pay careful attention to her.
Mr. Bay attempted to explain his side further.
He asked for "two seconds" to explain "who she is, what she is, what she does."
He wanted to explain why he was in court.
He asked, "Did I use my phone?"
Focus on the Phone Bill
Judge Judy interrupted Mr. Bay again.
She stated, "I'm only interested in the telephone bill."
She asked him if his position was that he was never told he had to pay for his own long-distance calls.
Mr. Bay responded, "I was never..."
He then claimed he was "never responsible."
He stated that Ms. Munch talked to his mother.
He also claimed she knew about "the 10-10-3."
Mr. Bay continued to speak over Judge Judy and Ms. Munch.
Ms. Munch again pleaded with Judge Judy.
The Verdict
The transcript does not contain a clear verdict or outcome.
The case ends with Mr. Bay continuing to speak and Ms. Munch pleading with Judge Judy.