“You go with college friends! But you went on a particular website. “No, then you go on a website to make friends!” she said, cutting to the core of the matter with trademark Judge Judy logic and wit. response to the claim that the two had connected during a search for mere “friendship.”Īlso read: ‘Judge Judy’ Renewed, Will Bang Gavel Through 2017 The comedy in the case came from the way the defendant initially described the app, the audience’s reaction to said description, and Judy’s no B.S. The case was pretty simple: One guy in his late 40s was suing a 23-year-old dude, whom he met on Grindr, for money he had lent him after the two met up at Applebees.
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Judge Judy had never heard of Grindr before hearing the case that aired on her show on Monday afternoon, but she clearly didn’t need much time to figure out how the gay hookup app works.
