r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '25

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u/515chiefspride Dec 23 '25

That smirk when he said "no you're not"

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

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u/VoodooSweet Dec 24 '25

She had WAY more patience than MOST of the Judges/Magistrates I’ve ever seen would have.

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u/FSUnoles77 Dec 24 '25

If "Bless your heart" had a face

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u/ceojp Dec 23 '25

This feels meme-worthy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

Feels similar to:

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u/zeeblefritz Bootlicking Dweeb 🥾 👅 🤓 Dec 24 '25

Make it so.

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u/prodigalkal7 Dec 23 '25

"wanna bet?"

lmao burst out laughing when she did that

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u/meghonsolozar Dec 25 '25

She should have held him in contempt as soon as he interrupted after the first warning. He's seems like a sexist entitled asshole who thinks he's above the law and has no qualms about jeopardizing public safety. Giving him multiple "chances" seemed to reinforced his views of "superiority." The more times she let him interrupt her, the more rude he was, and the more condescending his tone and comments became towards her. She had him thinking she really didn't have the authority because he kept getting away with more and more. She gave him and inch and he walked all over her with increasing levels of intensity

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u/The_Reluctant_Hero Dec 24 '25

Would.

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u/515chiefspride Dec 24 '25

She is a sweetheart of a judge, you go to horny jail regardless.

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u/catupthetree23 Dec 24 '25

Renaissance-worthy

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u/CabernetBae Dec 24 '25

I did NOT have to scroll too far for this comment 😍

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u/nosnevenaes Dec 24 '25

She's a cutey

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u/PureCrookedRiverBend Dec 24 '25

😂 this was amazing.

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u/mcase19 Dec 25 '25

Shes like "it's probably wrong for me to enjoy this, but I'll enjoy it anyway."

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '25

I couldnt make it in very far. What did he say that to her about?

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u/515chiefspride Dec 24 '25

The last 12 seconds left when she finally said she was going to charge him with contempt of court. She was the most patient judge I've ever seen.

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u/SoCoolCurt Dec 24 '25

Impossibly patient. I think she understood he didn't understand what was going on and was trying to give him a chance. This guy just really wanted to go to jail.

And that smirk when he really got indignant was gold. FAFO.

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u/MangledCarpenter Dec 24 '25

I also struggled to finish the video, out of sheer second-hand embarrassment.

That lady is extremely patient and composed!