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Public statement source · YT904
MOVING OUT OF NYC! $20,000 later...
Dates the relocation of the businesses and household out of the Bronx to a four-day sequence published 2023-06-26, which sits between the two sides of the corpus — the New York-era grievances behind him and the Carbondale-era dockets ahead of him. Three money figures are in play and they do not agree: the title says $20,000, the uploader's own chapter list says it's 20k for moving plus forklift plus movers' tips, and the speaker says over fifteen thousand dollars and then 16 17 000 with a forklift. All are camera numbers with no document behind them; they are recorded here as spoken and not reconciled. Possible case/dispute link: none identified. No court, docket, landlord, attorney or opposing party is named anywhere in this video.
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what's up guys we are finally moving a little sunny outside so I can't really keep my eyes open and uh I'm kind of indifferent I'm kind of indifferent it's definitely a lot of work and a lot of money I'm a straightforward guy it's costing me over fifteen thousand dollars to move my businesses and my house stuff it's just like such a large quantity of things in this Warehouse I thought about it you know three four commercial trucks the labor and stuff kind of a fair price and then if I get a forklift it's going to be like 16 17 000 to move everything which to me is is an astronomical amount of money but
Dates the relocation of the businesses and household out of the Bronx to a four-day sequence published 2023-06-26, which sits between the two sides of the corpus — the New York-era grievances behind him and the Carbondale-era dockets ahead of him. Three money figures are in play and they do not agree: the title says $20,000, the uploader's own chapter list says it's 20k for moving plus forklift plus movers' tips, and the speaker says over fifteen thousand dollars and then 16 17 000 with a forklift. All are camera numbers with no document behind them; they are recorded here as spoken and not reconciled. Possible case/dispute link: none identified. No court, docket, landlord, attorney or opposing party is named anywhere in this video.
uh more irritated at the amount of money I spent in this building on the freezer and stuff and how much I have to spend on this moving company to relocate everything but
Records an unresolved money grievance about freezer spend at the New York warehouse he is leaving, three days before the same speaker says on camera that an HVAC contractor stole money from him (sEQU9p7xnjk, published 2023-06-29). It matters chiefly as a disambiguator: the corpus's tracked refrigeration dispute (DSP012, C002/C077, Crispino) concerns a walk-in freezer at 25-31 Dundaff Street, Carbondale, not this building, so a reader meeting the later HVAC quote must not assume the two are the same grievance. Possible case/dispute link: none confirmed. DSP012 is the corpus's only refrigeration/freezer money dispute, but it is pleaded against contractors at the Pennsylvania building and this grievance is about the New York one. Recorded as a distinct, unresolved grievance.
I'll show you I'll show you guys the refrigeration uh the the guy that sold me this building was kind enough to help me out a lot like he came over here earlier for that first trunk and he brought all that meat in
Establishes on camera that the Pennsylvania warehouse was bought, not leased (the guy that sold me this building), and that the seller was personally helping with the move-in on the day. The corpus records a $246,000 commercial promissory note executed 2022-12-29 by FRM LLC, Frank Tufano and Free Range Meat LLC, secured by a first mortgage on 25-31 Dundaff Street, Carbondale (LT159, DSP021) — 179 days before this video was published. The seller is not named here, and nothing in the video names the street, the town or the bank. Possible case/dispute link: DSP021 (Fidelity Bank mortgage on 25-31 Dundaff Street) is the corpus's record of that purchase, but the link is inferential — the video says only PA and never identifies the property. Tentative, unconfirmed.
I didn't film any of it we're busy with the plumber fixing something too and the eight track guys fixing something so I was kind of crazy
Places a plumber and a second trade crew — the captions render it eight track guys, which is unresolved — physically inside the new Pennsylvania building on the day the meat was unloaded there. The corpus records two Stipulations Against Liens filed by FRM LLC with the Lackawanna Prothonotary on 2022-12-30 covering 25-31 Dundaff Street: 2022-30178 with Wallis Electric Construction Co. and 2022-30179 with Crispino's Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Inc. (LT160, LT179). This is on-camera evidence that trade work at the building was live in mid-2023, 178 days after those stipulations were recorded and 435 days before C002 was filed on 2024-09-03. Possible case/dispute link: DSP012 (Crispino) and DSP021 (the building) are both candidates, but neither is confirmed — no contractor, company or trade is named in words the captions resolve, and eight track is left unresolved rather than read as a trade name.