And the date of that invoice says
- November 3rd. - [Demarcus] Correct.
[Judge Acker] Why would anybody look at this
as opposed to simply the invoice the date?
So, I mean, I've never had issues in the past with clients
There we go.
That text message from the future mother-in-law to the bride,
wedding planner of this event.
- She says it right there, November 2nd. - Right. But--
more than a month before the wedding,
they sent you a copy of the vendor contract
[Shelby] They sent me the vendor contract
the week of the wedding. Like, the--
She promised to pay us our money back for being a no show at our wedding.
Standby though. See you in court."
This was a lot, don't you think?
[woman] We need to make an announcement.
[woman] Due to an unfortunate error of the date
of this event,
our caterer will not be here.
What I need for you guys to do is to help me celebrate this couple.
[man] Yeah.
[woman] We will go on ...
... Because what God puts together,
let no man put asunder.
[woman] All right?
I can't believe that you haven't been sued before now.
So you didn't provide a contract, right?
the number of people,
and she said to you, "And when is the wedding?"
And you said, "November 2nd, 2023."
[Tonya] Good morning, I emailed you the agenda
with the time frame November 2nd.
Read the one from September 18th.
[Shelby] Uh, Melissa.
[Judge Levy] Take a look on the top of that first page.
What date is the wedding?
[Shelby] I mean, at the end of the day...