A couple disagrees! The shrimp buyer says they are part of the fish tank maintenance. Just utility shrimp! But the other adult in the house says these shrimp are clearly pets!
A couple disagrees about when to pick the tomatoes in their garden. If they wait until the tomatoes fully ripen on the vine, the plaintiff says the local animals will eat them before they have a chance! She'd rather pick the tomatoes as they start to turn color, and then let them complete the ripening process in a bag with a banana. The defendant wants each tomato to reach its fullest potential on the vine!
What are your disputes from school? How were you wronged? Students, teachers, faculty, parents on the PTA, and so on... we want to hear from anyone with a dispute (against an actual person or not!) about SCHOOL.
Dorm life! Quibbling about grades! Playground songs and clapping games with new lyrics?? Sound off in the comments!
The defendant is really into a new video game and she wants to play it on her laptop in bed before she goes to sleep. She says it helps her unwind. But her fiance doesn't want her to bring the laptop to bed! He wants the bed to be completely screen-free.
A couple disagrees about a 200lb massage chair in the living room. It is not used much, and the plaintiff wants to get rid of it. But the defendant wants to keep it!
A couple, who happen to make films together, won some awards at some recent film festivals. Some of these festivals gave them trophies. Some didn't. Is it ok to design and make their own trophies for the awards they won that did not come with a trophy?
The plaintiff says her partner places items like iPads and ceramic dishes too close to the edge of tables and counters. It makes her nervous! But the defendant says he's actually saving himself some time by doing this. These flatter items are easier to grab when they are on the edge.
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A couple used to have a tradition where they would give each other a "safety kiss" as the last item on the mental checklist when going somewhere in the car. The tradition fell away, but now that they are expecting their first child, the plaintiff wants to bring it back. The defendant is against superstitions and perfunctory kisses.
If a Jewish holiday falls on a weekday, is it ok to celebrate it on the weekend instead? The plaintiff says yes. The defendant says NO!