Judge Faith Season 3 Episode 129 Lover's Ink; Bad Deal Barber

In Judge Faith season 3 episode 129, titled Lover's Ink; Bad Deal Barber, two different cases are brought before Judge Faith.

The first case, Lover's Ink, involves a dispute between two former lovers over a tattoo. The plaintiff, a woman named Jenna, claims that she paid for her ex-boyfriend, Matt, to get a tattoo of her name on his arm. However, when they broke up, Matt began dating someone else and got the tattoo covered up. Jenna is now suing him for the cost of the original tattoo, which she claims was $500.

During the hearing, Matt insists that he never agreed to pay Jenna back for the tattoo and that she gave him the money as a gift. He also claims that he got the tattoo covered up because his new girlfriend wasn't comfortable with him having his ex's name on his body. However, Jenna presents text messages and a receipt for the tattoo to support her case. Judge Faith must decide whether the money was a gift or a loan, and if Jenna is entitled to receive the $500 back from Matt.

The second case, Bad Deal Barber, involves a man named Jerry who has a complaint against his former barber, Carl. Jerry claims that he paid Carl $50 for a haircut and tips to be exchanged for future haircuts under a loyalty program. However, Jerry claims that after he received one haircut, Carl went out of business and never reimbursed him for the tips he had given.

Carl insists that he never went out of business and that Jerry is lying. However, Jerry brings in multiple witnesses to attest to the fact that Carl's business was shut down. Judge Faith must decide whether Jerry is entitled to receive his tips back from Carl, or whether Carl is telling the truth about the nature of his business.

Throughout the episode, Judge Faith hears from both sides of each case and asks probing questions to get to the bottom of the disputes. She also makes assessments about the credibility of each party and their arguments. In the end, Judge Faith makes her decisions based on the evidence presented and offers her advice on how each person can move forward.