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ANNOUNCER: Today on Chrissy's Court,

Claudia McClellan is suing her roommate

Cooper Kelly for using her car

without permission while she was out of town.

Cooper can't believe he's getting sued for $30.

And the only thing he's guilty of is killing it.

The people are real, the cases are real

and the judgments are legally binding,

no matter how unqualified the judge is.

- This is Chrissy's Court.

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- All rise to the Honorable Judge

Chrissy Teigen.

- Hello, everybody.

- Hi, Judge. - Hello, Mom. Ooh.

- Hi. I like your hair. - Nice hair.

- You, too. - Thank you.

None of it's mine. You may be seated.

Claudia and Cooper.

You guys both live in Utah?

CLAUDIA: Yes. COOPER: Yes, ma'am.

- Okay. I was born in Utah.

- Ooh. - Claudia,

you are our plaintiff,

so go ahead and explain your case here.

- I went on a family vacation to the Bahamas,

and left my car key with Cooper, who is my roommate, so that

he could move my car for emergencies only.

But I came back home and realized

that my gas tank was on E.

Side note: I filled up my car right before I left.

CHRISSY: So, Claudia, you actually have witnesses

that were home at the time that Cooper drove your car.

Do you want to bring them out?

- Yeah. Let's bring them out. - All right.

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Welcome to court.

This is very serious. - [laughter]

- Game faces only here.

Please welcome Kylee and Aspynn,

who are also your roommates, right? - Yes.

- You guys have a four-bedroom house?

- Five. - Five-bedroom house? Utah, man.

- [laughter] - I know.

CHRISSY: So, Kylee and Aspynn,

tell us a little bit about, uh, what you witnessed.

- So, we are actually here to sue Cooper and Claudia...

- [laughs] - ...for the security deposit,

for everything that they've ruined in the house.

- Honestly, who gives a crap about their $30?

- Yeah. - When we are worried about

our $1,500 security deposit. [Chrissy gasps]

- Oh. - Okay, wait. Okay, hold on.

So, Claudia, you go ahead and go next

to Cooper now, I guess.

We have not experienced

this kind of twist here at Chrissy's Court yes.

- This is a plot twist. [laughs]

ANNOUNCER: Kylee Barrett and Aspynn Adams

are suing their roommates for the security deposit

on the house they all share.

And you already know these guys.

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CHRISSY: Kylee, Aspynn, tell us

about this part of the case now.

- We actually have video evidence.

CHRISSY: Okay, let's go.

- [laughter]

- Oh, man.

- Oh, my God. This is the Utah I want people to know exists.

- [laughter]

- This is the Utah I love.

Okay, whose room is that?

- So, that's my bedroom.

- Did you do that with the intent

of crashing through the door? - Absolutely.

- Okay. [laughs] - And there is, there definitely

is a backstory to this, uh, door-breaking.

- Yes. - It was already broken.

- But it was already broken because those two were fighting

like they always do.

- [laughs softly] CHRISSY: So, Kylee and Aspynn,

you guys have any proof

of this security deposit? - We have our lease right here.

- Okay, perfect. I personally lost... - Please.

- ...every security deposit I've ever had.

I have bulldogs. I have never gotten my security deposit back.

- [laughs] - What is your rent for the entire house?

- $1,690.

[gallery gasping, moaning] - [laughter]

- $1,600 is, like, my Postmates weekly.

- [laughter]

- So the security deposit

was $1,500 for the entire house?

KYLEE: Yeah. - [sighs] This is just gonna...

I'm never gonna get tired of hearing-- This is amazing.

- So, we... - And you don't believe you're gonna get that back.

- I don't. - No. - Just the security deposit?

I mean, does that even cover a door?

I feel like a door is more than $1,500.

KYLEE: Not a door

from Utah. - [laughter]

- A door from Utah's like 20 bucks.

- I need to do my research here.

- And she has a family dog that she likes to bring over

quite frequently, and his name is Ozzie

and he broke some of our blinds as well.

- Ooh. Shredded. CHRISSY: Okay, so Claudia and Cooper,

I-I understand this was completely sprung on you.

Do you have any kind of defense?

- I do not think that $1,500 is-- in damages.

Maybe $300 at most.

- Okay. Let me think for a second.

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I'm gonna rule in favor of the plaintiffs

for the damages incurred to the house.

Um, I'm assuming the doorframe came off the hinges, everything,

so we're gonna do $200 for that, the blinds: $100.

Any kind of paintings that are around the house

just from, I'm sure, random frolicking,

which probably occurred as well: $50.

And an installation fee for all of that: $100.

So that's $450.

$225 from each of you go to the plaintiffs.

And then that $30 gas from Cooper to Claudia.

That is my ruling, so...

court is dismissed. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - Thanks.

PEPPER: Thank you.

- I was not expecting for my own witnesses to turn against me.

And those girls Aspynn and Kylee are messy, too.

They're not just angels.

- They owe us money now to get that fixed

and then, I think they're a little upset about it,

but here we are.

- Sounds like fun house, though. - I know.

I honestly think it seems super fun.

I would definitely have Snapchatted that body slam, too.

That was really good. - [laughter]

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