Defending British Chinese Food in American Court #shorts

[xXTheWardenXx]

A prime example of a single man being the judge, jury, and executioner.

[dawne]

As an American I can confirm this is how the legal system works

[coffeelepak]

The judge has an entire arsenal underneath his desk

[Ohm_Kazhbu]

As an American I can confirm this is how every episode of judge Judy ends

[Belzabond]

The judge pulling out a gun and saying "Justice!" Is probably the hardest thing I've ever seen in my life

[Zerathornek]

"Taste good though." Honestly the best argument there is.

[godricktheminecrafted]

“Japan is in china”

That’s the most American statement I’ve ever heard in my life

[PottedPanda]

As an American I can confirm that court cases always end in a shootout to make sure that we can easily decide a winner

[NotTheHatMan]

started with a chinese conflict and ended with an american ending, truly cultured

[wolfarmy_gaming]

This is the first and the last time i have ever seen a judge yell out justice and start spraying.

[blinkingred]

"Japan is in China" had me rolling

[kingoftrev]

As an American lawyer, I can safely say that this is precisely how every court appearance ends.

[dudefrombelgium]

"The hell it is!"
"The hell it ain't!"

[NYCTOSEE]

“objection! Japan is in China” is KILLING ME 😂😂😂😂

[Dusk.]

As an American, this is how 90% of court cases go

[Synnvious]

"Case closed."
"The hell it is!"
*"The hell it ain't!*
😂

[jadelee]

As an American I can attest to the fact that this is 100% accurate of our legal court proceedings.

[mizu]

i swear all this man's videos is like a weird fever dream

[shrumm_]

As a Chinese person, seeing Americans and British people arguing about chinese food was hilarious

[cat]

I absolutely LOST it at "the hell it ain't!" and the judge pulling the gun 😂😂😭😂😂