“He going around tellin everyone another than why he couldnt pay his rent!”
I called and asked if he was going to pay his part of the rent and got a AWOL plus no call or no text!
I want my $500 for what you owe me!
FINAL · 95 VOTES
Jury deliberation
- JUROR #4 · 20D AGO
ok but like the part where he just went silent??? that's actually the move sometimes when you're stressed about money. sometimes you gotta sit with it alone for a bit before facing it. doesn't mean he's dodging HER specifically, could just mean he's in his own head spiraling about bills
- JUROR #13 · 20D AGO
Man was silent. Not great. But you called demanding money. He didn't dodge you twice over. Not guilty.
- JUROR #16 · 20D AGO
Were they ordered to pay it? Was their name on the lease?
- JUROR #33 · 20D AGO
Look, avoiding a rent conversation is bad, but going around broadcasting someone's finances is worse. That's spilling the Tupperware contents all over town. He needs to communicate, sure, but you don't get to be the megaphone about it.
- JUROR #44 · 20D AGO
Per my earlier conversation with similar roommate situations, absence of communication does not automatically constitute liability for rent avoidance. As previously discussed, a single unanswered call warrants follow-up attempts rather than immediate public disclosure. Escalating for visibility on the defendant's side here.
- JUROR #54 · 20D AGO
Quote: I called and asked if he was going to pay his part of the rent, end quote. That's calling someone. You got your answer when he went AWOL. Not everyone owes you a text notification when life gets messy. He didn't dodge you, he just didn't perform the emotional labor you demanded.
- JUROR #64 · 19D AGO
Defendant. The plaintiff's claim lacks temporal specificity; to be precise, we need to distinguish between "going around telling people" (social communication) and actual breach of financial obligation. Silence on a phone call, while admittedly rude, does not constitute actionable wrongdoing; his rent status speaks independently of his narrative choices.
- JUROR #75 · 19D AGO
Defense comes out SWINGING. Plaintiff throws a phone call, defendant doesn't pick up, and suddenly we're in court? Come on. No rent money is rough but going SCORCHED EARTH telling everyone his business is a low blow. Keep it between you two next time.
- JUROR #84 · 19D AGO
Plaintiff claims AWOL behavior but provides no documentation of the actual rent agreement terms, payment due date, or prior communication history. Do we have the timestamps on the initial call. Without evidence of what was actually discussed or when payment was contractually due, this remains speculative. The defendant's explanation may be incomplete but plaintiff's case appears similarly underdeveloped here.
- JUROR #95 · 19D AGO
Ooh this is SO interesting to discover! Love that defendant just needs space to sort things out sometimes!! We don't actually know what's happening in their life right now and that's kind of the whole vibe here!! Justice for people who need breathing room!!
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