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So, I mean, I've said I will do this for 30 years. And I guess I'm going to have to start taking this even more seriously

An explicit, self-quoted commitment to a 30-year horizon, immediately followed by an intention to escalate rather than wind down. "I've said" frames it as a restatement of a position taken earlier, which suggests earlier instances exist in this research or in un-transcribed material.

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really try to make sure there's an employee outside of his office all day, even though he turned the last one into a double agent.

Describes a paid person posted outside a named opposing party's place of business, phrased as an existing arrangement to be resumed ("the last one"), not a new idea. The long-form video published the same morning describes the same plan from the other side ([16:32] of “Almost 1 Year after CONTRACTOR DESTROYED MY HOUSE!!!”: "hang around outside Dr. Bond's office to get paid"). Recorded as a stated intention only — nothing here establishes that it happened.

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really going after plastic surgeons as a whole and the the legal industry and all these judges

States an intended widening of scope beyond the original defendant to entire professional classes — surgeons, lawyers, judges. The tracked docket already shows this shape (C063/C066 Tufano v. The State of California et al, and C038 against eight Lackawanna judges), so this is a stated intent that the filing record independently corroborates.

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Basically, he was jealous of my intelligence and my YouTube channel and filed a lawsuit against me. And the guys really connected. I don't know how he got the judges to basically silence me.

Compresses into one sentence the origin story that the video “Did PAUL SALADINO TELL TABAN TO BOTCH ME?!” (2026-04-11) tells at length — the 2020 uncredited-content grievance. Here the causal claim is stronger and unhedged ("he got the judges"), where “Did PAUL SALADINO TELL TABAN TO BOTCH ME?!” hedged throughout ("maybe even"). Also note "I don't know how" — he disclaims knowledge of the mechanism while asserting the result.

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But in that lawsuit, he started serving my parents and adding my own family to the lawsuit as a way to harass me, claiming my family was part of my business and a whole bunch of nonsense.

This is the third telling of the service-on-family allegation in this research, and the only one that claims his family were added as parties. the case tracker records C100's defendants as "Frank Tufano; Frankie's Free-Range Meat, LLC" — his business, not his family. The narrative field's plural "the defendants" is accounted for by the LLC. So the recorded docket supports non-party subpoenas (which is also how the video “This Lawyer should be DISBARRED” describes it — "subpoenas to non-parties") but not the addition of family members as defendants. A discrepancy between his account and this dataset, recorded rather than resolved. The "claiming my family was part of my business" clause may be the origin of the conflation, since the business genuinely was a co-defendant.

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So, Timothy, I would appreciate it if you could give me your uh real name because I couldn't find anything online about you or your business. So, is his name fake like everything else about him?

Two days before C079 was filed against a named defendant "Hiraeth," he states on camera that he does not know the defendant's real name and can find nothing about him or his business online. A suit filed against a party whose identity the plaintiff says he cannot verify is a checkable, docket-verifiable circumstance (e.g. whether C079 names a Doe defendant, or whether service was ever effected).

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I would prefer not to have to file the discovery motion to find out what his real name is.

A stated, not-yet-taken procedural step. Same category as “Can we PRESS CRIMINAL CHARGES against Fidelity Bank!?”'s contemplated-but-never-filed criminal complaint — worth recording precisely because it is contemplated rather than done, so a later pass can check the docket for whether it happened.

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And they just jerk you around, say, "Oh, the judges are immune. You can't sue judges.

Independently consistent with C038's recorded disposition — Senior Judge Arthur L. Zulick's 7/16/2026 Opinion and Order dismissed the Commonwealth on absolute sovereign immunity and the eight judicial defendants on judicial immunity, sovereign immunity, and collateral estoppel. This is the creator's characterization of that ruling, four days after it issued; it is a party statement about a court finding, not the finding.

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They're not acknowledging that the judicial representatives acted outside of their jurisdiction on behalf of these secret societies and had a personal religious secret societal belief that they acted upon outside of their judicial duties.

Articulates the legal theory behind the suit — that judicial immunity should not apply because the judges acted outside their judicial capacity on behalf of a secret/religious society. This corresponds directly to C038's naming of Union Lodge No. 291 (a Masonic lodge) as a co-defendant alongside the judges. It is the clearest first-person statement of that theory located in this research so far.

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They're ignoring that and just throwing the cases out. And and again, what can I do besides make it as public as possible and ask you guys to share my

States that public dissemination is the remaining course of action after adverse rulings — relevant to the general adverse-ruling → public-statement pattern the this dataset layer tracks. Sentence is cut off by the video's end.

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Our court system is a money funnel for the elite. It is a completely fabricated fake fraudulent mirage of nonsense used to protect these secret society members and help them profit off of anyone else.

Another dated point on the secret-society thread — here applied to the court system as a whole, in the context of a commercial shipping dispute, four months after C038 pleaded the theory against named judges and a named lodge. Adds to the pattern that the theory is applied across unrelated disputes rather than arising from any one.

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In this case, a large shipping company destroyed $30,000 of my Wagyu beef and I'm no longer able to even import it from Japan as a result of of the spoilage. that was their fault.

Pins an otherwise generic-sounding "court system" video to a specific tracked dispute, and repeats the consequential-harm theory (loss of the ability to import at all) first captured in “All-Ways Forwarding has RUINED MY PRODUCT SUPPLY” a year earlier — evidence that theory persisted through the litigation rather than being an initial rhetorical flourish. Note the figure is $30,000 here, matching “US CUSTOMS RUINS $30,000 OF JAPANESE WAGYU!?!? Destroying Small Business!”'s title, where “All-Ways Forwarding has RUINED MY PRODUCT SUPPLY” and “All-Ways forwarding DESTROYS $20000 worth of Wagyu for a $7,000 SCAM!!!” use $20,000 and $27,000 respectively.

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pre-trial I need to request documents from this doctor like patient records from the medical board. All this information to prove my case.

States the discovery he was pursuing two months before C046 was decided against him for failing to make timely expert disclosures. The gap between the discovery he describes chasing (records) and the discovery the court faulted him for omitting (expert disclosures) is the substantive point, and is left stated rather than argued.

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because when these people don't like you, they accidentally make an awful lot of clerical errors, losing your documents, saying they didn't receive stuff, all to just get your case dismissed and not help you in any way.

The generalized allegation the title asserts, in his own words — that court clerks deliberately lose pro se filings. this dataset catalogues YT026 as "General commentary about court handling of pro se filings"; the transcript shows the commentary is not general — it is grounded in one specific case, one court, and three specific attempts.

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And they really don't want me getting his medical records to prove what he's done to people.

Attributes the alleged clerical failures to a motive specific to this defendant, escalating an administrative complaint into an allegation of coordinated protection — the same structure as the Google-reviews allegation in “All-Ways forwarding gets their Reviews cleaned up AFTER RUINING $20,000 OF MY MEAT” and the "in the club" framing in “Why you CANT WIN a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit!!!”. No source is offered for the motive.

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It took me less than five minutes on Excel to prove that Shopify has stolen at least several hundred,000 from me. But they're so wealthy and powerful, the police aren't going to help me. The courts just throw out my case. And they do this through payment processor fraud. It's criminal. It's some type of bank fraud.

States the claim, the amount ("at least several hundred thousand" — the caption's "several hundred,000" is a rendering artifact), and his own legal characterisation ("payment processor fraud… some type of bank fraud"). Note the hedge "some type of" — he does not identify a statute. Relevant that C054's recorded disposition rejected an attempt to use 18 U.S.C. §241 on the ground that it creates no civil cause of action; this is a different criminal-law framing of the same instinct.

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This average of almost 4.1% is the true rate they've been charging me over the seven years I've been running my business. …the one I'm paying for, which is the highest level one, is $2,000 a month. And the way they got me and convinced me to pay $2,000 a month was, oh, we're going to go from 2.6% to 2.3%. …my payment processor percentage for the year where I got that more expensive membership was higher. It was 4.2%.

The only fully quantified allegation in this research's Shopify material — advertised 2.5–2.6% (2.3% promised on the top tier), actual ~4.1% average over seven years and 4.2% in the upgraded year, on a $2,000/month plan. The internal logic is checkable on its own

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And ever since I emailed them, they actually changed the wording on this. So, was I like the first guy to call them out on it? It went from saying, you know, 2.6% transaction fee to from 2.6%. So they worded it differently to just include anything above it.

A specific and independently verifiable claim: that the published fee language changed from a flat "2.6% transaction fee" to "from 2.6%", and that it changed after his complaint. Verifiable against archived captures of Shopify's public pricing pages. Sharpens “Shopify is SCAMMING!”'s vaguer version of the same claim ("I can't even find that wording anywhere"). Recorded, not verified.

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The only possible way is that they're making deals behind the scenes with these social media companies and paying people off to shove Based Bodyworks down everyone's "for you" page, which means they are getting advertising for practically free, for pennies on the dollar, way cheaper than anyone else would have to spend.

An unsupported allegation of a specific undisclosed arrangement between the defendant and social-media platforms — relevant given that TikTok/ByteDance and Instagram/Meta are themselves co-defendants in the tracked C034/C065 case caption.

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Ever since people started copying me, I stopped putting ingredients on my products. So, when I launched my Skyhigh energy drink, when I did my liver detox smoothie, it just says like proprietary blend of organic fruits and grains. That's all it says, which is what I would have done with my best bar back then if I had known as much as I did now.

Describes a concrete change to his own products — withholding ingredient listings in favour of "proprietary blend" labelling — made in response to alleged copying, and frames the original Best Bar's full disclosure as the mistake that enabled it. Relevant to the trade-secret-shaped contours of the DSP010 dispute, and a rare instance of a video documenting his own conduct rather than a defendant's. Note the irony worth flagging for a future pass: the greenwashing theory he advances against Ice Cream for Bears in “Ice Cream for Bears COPIED ME TOO”/“SUING ice Cream For Bears!!” turns on ingredient transparency.

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Better Life Foods is the Jacob Bar, which is also Jake Levy, Norman Levy, and Robin Levy. Eid Prima, I think, is actually Jacob Bar's new branding. Santa Cruz Paleo and Brendan R are Santa Cruz's bar. Power Puck is a whole separate bar. Amazon, Sprouts, and Fresh Time Market have Prima Bar on their shelves. And then Bite Dance, Tik Tok, and Instagram have promoted all of these bars on their platform. Relo Corporation I think also might be in some of those markets.

Independently confirms C036/C068's defendant list almost item-for-item, and

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I just spoke to a judge today. I submitted this document explaining, hey, there's five default motions in these cases. It's been months. Why haven't you ruled on them?

A specific, dated, docket-checkable claim — five pending motions for default judgment across Lackawanna cases, unruled on for "months" as of 2026-03-18, plus an in-person exchange with a judge the same day. This is exactly the kind of assertion a research-pa-court-records pass against the LPA Prothonotary portal could confirm or refute directly.

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And as I have stated, I've had people file lawsuits against me, against my different businesses. They did the exact same thing. They mailed me the complaint. I couldn't or didn't respond. They entered the default and then the motion for default was granted the day it was filed in the courthouse.

The comparison on which his whole grievance rests — that the same procedure produced a same-day default judgment when he was the defendant, but nothing when he is the plaintiff. Checkable: the tracked dataset already contains at least one case filed against him (C022, recorded as closed/discontinued with prejudice, found-6 pass). Whether any such case produced a same-day default judgment is a concrete docket question.

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I was ordered by this judge that I cannot speak certain things about Paul Saladino, that he plagiarized, copied or stole from me, that he engaged in dishonest practices.

This identifies the previously-unidentified order behind VS018. The order is the injunctive relief in C100 (Saladino, MD v. Frank Tufano, S.D.N.Y.

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A judge cannot silence you based on a default. They have to find you guilty of the defamation or whatever crime occurred first.

States the creator's own legal argument against the injunction — that a default judgment establishes liability, not the adjudication he says a speech restriction would require. Framed at [0:39] as reading from a document ("It even says it here"), though the document is never identified and no source is cited on screen. This is a party's legal argument, not a court finding.

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And to top it all off, I wasn't even properly served the default judgment in the first place. Paul Saladino's lawyer committed perjury in submitting a fraudulent affidavit of service to my parents' address saying that I would serve the lawsuit and I would serve the default judgment.

Third occurrence of this same allegation in this research — it also appears in the video “Will this CORRUPT JUDGE Help Paul Saladino GET AWAY WITH IT!?” (YT009, published 2025-11-02) and in passing in the video “Evil Judge Protects Weber SOLOMON of All Ways Forwarding” (YT017, published 2026-07-20). Same allegation, same target (Saladino's counsel), across three videos spanning nine months. That is repetition by a single source, not independent corroboration — it should not be read as strengthening the allegation, only as documenting that it is a persistent and consistent element of his public account. C100's record notes he "was initially represented, counsel was relieved Feb. 23, 2021," and that the court in July 2022 denied a motion to vacate the entries of default, finding the defaults willful and no meritorious defense — a court finding that sits directly against this service account.

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I had to call a supervisor at the USDA to figure out that they have no clue what's going on. Who gave me their customs contact who was able to tell me that an entry wasn't even filed for this package.

Self-sources the "no entry was filed" allegation to unnamed USDA and customs contacts reached by phone — i.e. the allegation's basis is his own account of a conversation, not a document. Relevant to how much weight the 0:33 allegation can carry, and consistent with the self-sourcing caveat already recorded for “Can we PRESS CRIMINAL CHARGES against Fidelity Bank!?” ("I did some googling").

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billing me for $7,000 on July 11th when an entry for a package that came into port on June 30th wasn't even filed.

The most concrete, checkable allegation in the All-Ways video cluster — two specific dates (June 30, 2025 port arrival; July 11, 2025 invoice) and a specific asserted omission (no customs entry filed). this dataset rates YT019 as a "Specific factual allegation concerning the shipment dispute"; this is that allegation, now stated verbatim rather than inferred from the title. The June 30 date independently matches the dispute index's DSP006 date field (2025-06-30).

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So, basically, at the expense of a bunch of people who don't care about me, uh I have lost $27,000.

The title and every other video in this cluster use $20,000; here he states $27,000, apparently the $20,000 product value plus the $7,000 disputed invoice. Worth recording because a damages figure that varies between public statements is exactly the kind of detail a later promotion pass needs to get right rather than average.

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And I can't wait to see how much of a retainer they have to write to their attorney.

An early, brief statement of the same litigation-cost-imposition theme developed at length later in the video (see 8:18 below).

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I'll file the lawsuits myself and see what happens. If not, I'll make a video about these [ __ ] every [ __ ] week until the day I die.

Public statement of intent to file suit personally and to keep making videos about the dispute indefinitely if not — relevant to litigation-chronology and pattern-of-public-commentary tracking.

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then this forwarding company banged us for another $7,000 for custom storage, which I'm definitely suing them for, but I don't think a lawsuit's going to do anything.

Direct, contemporaneous statement of intent to sue the freight-forwarding company over this shipment, alongside a candid admission of doubt that litigation will accomplish anything.

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So, I wrote up a lawsuit against US Customs, the freight forwarding company, as well as the USDA, although I'm not convinced the USDA has any involvement yet.

Names the specific intended defendants (US Customs, the freight forwarder, USDA) for a suit over this shipment.

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I'm really tired of filing these lawsuits, but these gangstalkers are using my subreddit to slander and discredit my business in an attempt to harm my reputation.

Said twice in under two minutes (again at 1:33), and in direct tension with the framing in “Courthouse CLOSED?! Who is Timothy H?!” (2026-07-27), where writing lawsuits is "literally what I do in my spare time" and a "hobby." Two self-characterizations of the same activity, a year apart, pointing opposite ways. Worth capturing both rather than treating either as his settled position.

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the person that filed that report to the USDA was someone from the USDA who was attempting to order multiple products from me to try to prove something wrong with one of them... this person literally placed an order for 40 different products and one of them was incorrectly labeled because the label fell off in the packaging. And I'm sure what actually happened was that the USDA representative took the label off and then took a photo of it and then sent it in.

The substantive claim behind C010 — that a USDA employee placed a 40-item order as a pretext and fabricated a labeling violation by removing a label before photographing it.

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And here's the actual lawsuit I filed in the Pennsylvania State Court. Frank Defano [Tufano] versus USDA and Wei Wayi Louu [Weiwei Lu]

Identifies C010 (Tufano v. USDA, Lackawanna County 2025-03930, filed 2025-05-27) by court, party and individual co-defendant — and the co-defendant's name matches this dataset once the auto-caption is decoded. One of the cleaner video↔docket identifications in this research, and notable as a case he references five weeks after filing rather than announcing in advance.

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So, these gangstalkers have made an entire subreddit to slander me and defame my business. This is what these Secret Society gangstalkers do when you're the victim.

The clearest instance of the two threads this research tracks separately — "gangstalking" and "secret society" — being fused into a single compound term. Dated 2025-06-17, it sits between “Tufano v. Taban et al 3:25-cv-00011” (2025-02, "secret society") and “All-Ways forwarding gets their Reviews cleaned up AFTER RUINING $20,000 OF MY MEAT” (2025-07-23, the earliest explicit "Illuminati Freemason"), and shows the two vocabularies had already merged by mid-2025.

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When you're under tremendous amount of harassment, my life has basically been destroyed. I'm financially broken. Like, I'm completely miserable.

A first-person statement of financial ruin and distress, dated 2025-06-17, offered as the harm the litigation responds to. Sits alongside “Pro Se Litigants ARE NOT ALLOWED!!!”'s cost complaint ("money that I don't have") and “Corrupt Court System is a PATHETIC JOKE”'s "destroyed my life and financial situation" as part of a consistent, dated account of claimed damages.

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My original Tik Tok account, Frank Tfano, was permanently banned. Well, I appealed it, but we're assuming it's permanently banned. They wiped all of my videos of several years off of Tik Tok. All the health and nutrition stuff. millions and millions of views, dozens of millions of views, uh 20,000 followers

Establishes the triggering event for C014/C053 and its claimed magnitude (several years of content, ~20,000 followers). Also confirms an appeal was lodged with the platform.

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And I don't know what happened behind the scenes. Obviously, like Tabon and Lavian Singer had something to do with it. Whether he just paid a lump sum of money and had me wiped off Tik Tok, that could have happened. Uh Lavian Singer could have lied and filed some BS at Tik Tok.

The causal allegation underlying the tortious-interference theory, stated with its own explicit epistemic hedge — "I don't know what happened behind the scenes" followed by "could have happened" / "could have lied." The speculative framing is part of the quote and should be preserved if this is ever promoted. "Lavian Singer" is the auto-caption's rendering of Lavely & Singer PC — confirmed by this dataset,.

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I'm filing is against the law firm, Tabon, and Tik Tok for deplatforming me for no legitimate reason ... And then I'm filing a completely new separate lawsuit against Tik Tok, the law firm, as well as Tibon for trying to destroy my business. Tortious interference.

Names the exact defendant set and the cause of action for C014/C053. the case tracker records C053's defendants as Lavely & Singer PC; Mehryar Taban MD Inc; Mehryar Ray Taban MD; TikTok — precisely "the law firm, Tabon, and Tik Tok." C014 (the Lackawanna original, 2025-04277) was filed 2025-06-06, the same day this video published. The video supplies the theory (tortious interference) that neither row currently records.

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The electric company has charged me $4,100, which is completely insane. I have a small house. I mean, I have electric heat, but they like doubled my rate without a contractor, without my permission, and then they misread the meter. When I tried to call Frontier, they said to call PPL. When I called PPL, they said to call Frontier.

The only description of what C005/C006 are substantively about in any research material. Three distinct grievances — an unauthorised rate change, a misread meter, and a runaround between the two defendants — plus the amount ($4,100, Jan–Mar 2025) and the fact that both tracked defendants (Frontier Utilities Northeast LLC → D0110; PPL Electric Utilities Corp → D0246) are named. Directly usable by research-case-claims, which has no claim summary for either case.

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So, I have a hearing in the Lacawana County Court of Common Police on April 2nd uh for my restraining order to prevent them from turning the power off until this is resolved.

States a specific 2025-04-02 hearing on the restraining order. C005's dataset row jumps from the 2025-02-18 filing straight to the 2025-04-21 preliminary-objections Order; no April 2 event appears anywhere in the case tracker or the chronology. At [2:35] he adds that as of recording "we still haven't had the first hearing yet," so the date is prospective, not a report of something that happened. A concrete lead for a research-pa-court-records / LPA portal docket check.

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Frontier actually offered me like $3,000 to settle the case, but that doesn't even cover the electric bill.

The dataset records the outcome of this negotiation but not its course. C005's row states Frontier settled for $4,500 (Settlement Agreement, 2025-05-23, no admission of wrongdoing). This video, 2025-03-22, documents an earlier $3,000 offer and his stated reason for refusing it. Read with the docket, the sequence is: $3,000 offered and declined (March) → preliminary objections granted 2025-04-21 → $4,500 settlement 2025-05-23 → joint consent petition 2025-07-14. A dated, checkable data point on a tracked settlement that no dataset field currently holds. It is his own account of an offer, not a document.

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uh but you know I'm just trying to get my eyes fixed and I've had New York health insurance to cover this New York stuff but now I have to pay like 1,500 a month uh to get Nationwide Insurance

The video's title claims "$2000/month"; the only figure he actually states on camera is "like 1,500 a month." The dataset's YT052 row is title-derived, so it carries the $2,000 figure implicitly. A damages-adjacent number that differs between a video's title and its own content is worth recording precisely, since the title is the weaker source.

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but I'm stuck here going broke spending all my money on on health insurance and doctor's visits and barely trying to keep my business together so I don't really know what to do

A first-person financial-hardship statement tied to the medical dispute rather than to litigation costs. Contrasts usefully with the litigation-cost complaints logged elsewhere in this research (“Pro Se Litigants ARE NOT ALLOWED!!!”'s ~$20k/side, “Gangstalkers using REDDIT to SLANDER ME”'s "$20 or $30,000 retainer" framing).

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it's really despicable how all of these doctors that I went to Tred to protect his reputation and gas slide me and say I looked fine and now like a year and a half later when I have Imaging and shows the orbital fractures this guy did to me and that it might not be fixable

States the alleged injury in specific clinical terms (orbital fractures, imaging obtained ~18 months post-op, possibly unfixable) and alleges that subsequent treating doctors closed ranks. Directly usable as background by research-case-claims for C046. Note the caption garbles preserved here ("Tred", "gas slide").

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So these gangstalkers have really never stopped — after I made a video calling them out, in the court case, they filed literally 10 chargebacks the next week, and the only thing I can do is ask you guys for this help.

Alleges a retaliatory chargeback pattern tied to a specific court case and a video calling out named parties — relevant chronology/context for a chargeback-dispute pattern, though the specific "court case" referenced is not identified by name in this video.

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basically I hired a roof company last year in the fall to do the roof. They walked off the job, left the roof open in the rain, and the whole house flooded.

The originating event behind the whole DSP014 group, stated plainly. Note the roofing contractor itself is not a defendant in C084 and does not appear in the case tracker at all — the suit runs against the insurance chain, not the party he says caused the damage, which he explains at [14:50].

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The insurance company refused to pay me. Uh, it was meager insurance. gave me a policy through Nazareth Mutual and then they had Gerald Williams Adjustment Service.

Names three of C084's six defendants in one breath and, for the first time anywhere in the research material, explains what each did — "meager insurance" is the auto-caption's rendering of Meagher Insurance Agency (the broker), Nazareth Mutual the carrier, Gerald Williams the adjuster. The C084 claims-summary note in the research notes records that no excerpt of that complaint's factual allegations could be located; this quote and the [0:17] one below are now the only account of them.

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There is a lawsuit in the state court. Uh I'm filing a lawsuit in the federal court tomorrow because this is this is absurd. You know, we're talking $150,000 in damages.

A stated intention to file a specific federal action, paired with an acknowledgement that a state action over the same subject matter is already pending — the clearest single-sentence example in this research of the parallel state/federal filing pattern this dataset tracks. It also supplies a damages figure ($150,000) found nowhere in the docket material.

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going to file the federal lawsuit against those insurance companies tomorrow. You know, at least be reasonable, you know, they could have paid me something.

Independent restatement of the [1:02] announcement ~13 minutes later, which rules out a misspeak and confirms "tomorrow" is meant literally. Naming the target as "those insurance companies" narrows it to the carrier/agency/adjuster group rather than the contractors.

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a judge ordered that I cannot say that Paul Saladino copied me which kind of explains the whole scenario and I don't want to go further into that

the court-findings record records for C100 that on 2025-01-30 Judge Nelson S. Román entered a default judgment enjoining Tufano from, among other things, making public statements that Saladino copied, plagiarized, stole or improperly used Tufano's or another party's work. This quote is him describing that same restriction in his own words, on a public channel, nineteen months later — establishing awareness of the injunction from his own mouth rather than by inference from the docket. The trailing clause is its own object of

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the point is that he's in the club these people are really connected they don't like me they've been trying to ruin my life for years

The explicit link between the Saladino dispute (DSP003) and the Taban dispute (DSP001) — a claimed shared network rather than two unrelated matters. The dataset groups these separately on docket grounds; this is his own account of why he treats them as one thing, which is worth recording precisely because it differs from this dataset's structure.

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so if I go get a surgery with a doctor that's in the club. Are they going to do some sketchy stuff and botch me on purpose? And I think so

Recasts the DSP001 medical claim from negligence to intent. the research notes records that the C102 complaint pleads professional negligence from the November 2023 procedure — so this public statement asserts something materially different from, and more serious than, what the tracked pleading alleges. That divergence between filed claim and public claim is the useful part.

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the amount of tissue that Dr. Tobond removed from my eyes during an orbital decompression is like someone going in for a knee replacement and waking up with the wrong leg chopped half off.

Names the procedure — an orbital decompression — which corroborates the C102 claims summary's "November 2023 cosmetic-eye procedure" and its recorded allegation that the surgery left him "deformed" and "near blind." The comparison is his characterization of severity, not a clinical description.

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"Google is just funneling doctor to bond victims like it's a butcher shop... these evil people at Google that have read hundreds and hundreds of botch horror stories only to delete them, silence them, and remove them. Because if his star rating was truthful, he would be out of business."

The narration is layered entirely over a static screenshot of the Google Maps listing for "Mehryar Ray Taban MD - Oculoplastic Surgeon," accusing Google of suppressing negative reviews (implicitly reviews describing botched surgery outcomes) about that specific surgeon. This is a public statement about a named, tracked party, not a court filing or finding.

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"One of the main arguments in favor of American plastic surgeons is that... you can actually get a lawyer and sue the doctor. Nope. You have zero legal recourse... the system set up to make you believe that you have a chance legally is completely fake."

A direct, general statement of Tufano's view that the U.S. legal system offers no real recourse against plastic surgeons — directly bears on his stated motivation/framing for litigation against a surgeon, even though no specific doctor or case is named in the audio.

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Saladino's lawyer forged documents, made fake stuff, like fake doc service stuff. I was never served the lawsuit. A whole bunch of really fake nonsense and the judge just went with it and didn't care.

A direct cross-reference, in an All-Ways/DSP006 video, back to the same alleged-forged-affidavit-of-service claim documented in this research's “Will this CORRUPT JUDGE Help Paul Saladino GET AWAY WITH IT!?” (YT009/DSP003) archive — corroborates that this is a recurring, specific allegation (not a one-off) against the same opposing counsel in the Saladino matter, worth noting for anyone cross-checking DSP003.

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There is nothing. They're not supposed to deny it. There is nothing they can do to deny your right to a jury trial. Civil matter over $20, ridiculously low amount. But the point is, they have no justification to deny my jury trial.

A specific, checkable procedural allegation (a jury-trial demand denied) stated as grounds for appeal in the All-Ways matter — a concrete docket-verification lead.

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Their main argument was, "Oh, this is not a Pennsylvania matter, you have to file it in New York." Like, I'm a Pennsylvania business. I ordered the Wagyu to be shipped from Japan to Pennsylvania.

States a specific, checkable procedural dispute (venue/personal jurisdiction, PA vs. NY) — useful for matching against the actual docket entry it's reacting to.

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Dr. Taban's lawyer is trying to argue that I am medically fit for trial, which is supposed to be next week, and that [it] shouldn't [delay] the trial. I spend 14 to 18 hours a day in bed on medical oxygen and I am legally disabled according to the state. I am on Social Security Disability.

References a specific, near-term trial date ("next week" as of this video's July 8, 2026 publish date) and a live dispute over the creator's medical fitness to attend it — a concrete, checkable docket lead for a future verification pass. Note: this exact clause is garbled in the auto-captions ("shouldn't continue the trial. out.") — transcribed as heard with a bracketed best-guess reading; treat the precise wording as uncertain.

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If they think they're going to win the trial because I didn't show up, I will gladly fly over there and have a medical emergency in front of the entire courtroom.

A striking public statement of intended courtroom conduct tied directly to the fitness-for-trial dispute described above — relevant chronology/context for how this dispute may have played out at the actual hearing.

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the reason you will never win a medical malpractice lawsuit is because you have to find an expert to testify in your favor. What that means is you need to get another doctor in the field to say that the doctor that performed surgery on you messed up, right? Which is literally impossible.

This is the single most on-point statement located in this research relative to how the case it concerns was actually decided. the case tracker records C046 ending on 2026-08-07 in sua sponte summary judgment for the defendant on exactly this issue: the plaintiff "failed to timely make the required non-retained expert disclosures," the court excluded expert testimony under Rule 37(c)(1), and held that "expert testimony was required to prove breach and causation in the medical-negligence claim." One month before that ruling, he published a video arguing the expert requirement is impossible to satisfy.

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I contacted And even if you can get someone to testify for you, they're not going to testify for malpractice. They're not going to say that they're fellow friend. They and and to get further, they're all in the club.

The truncated opening ("I contacted") implies an attempt to retain an expert, but the sentence is abandoned and no name, date, or number is given — so the video does not establish that any expert was contacted. The "all in the club" phrasing is the same secret-society framing traced in this research from “Tufano v. Taban et al 3:25-cv-00011” (2025-02-08, applied to lawyers and doctors) through “I SUED THE JUDGES!!!” (2026-07-20, applied to judges); here it is applied to expert witnesses.

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There has been no history of anyone ever winning a medical malpractice lawsuit prosay because of this reason.

A categorical, checkable assertion — that no pro se plaintiff has ever won a medical-malpractice suit. Recorded as the speaker's claim, unverified; no source is offered on camera and none was sought during this research. Notable mainly as the stated rationale for his own posture in C046, and because a viewer disputes it directly in the comments.

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The court denies the motion for order to declare plaintiff a vexatious litigant. So Dr. Taban and his equally as crooked lawyers tried to prevent me from filing future lawsuits in the court. The problem is my claims are not meritless and this doctor keeps doing things to warrant more lawsuits.

A direct, specific public claim that a court denied a motion filed by the opposing side seeking to have the creator formally declared a vexatious litigant. This is directly on-point for the site's own vexatious-litigant research category (per this project's evidence-layer-separation rule, this is the party's own public statement about a court ruling — not itself a verified court finding — and should be checked against the actual docket before being treated as confirmed).

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Not only were we losing money from these chargebacks because of these gangstalkers filing fraudulent chargebacks, you know, they were receiving product delivered on their doorstep, then going to their bank and getting their money back. Nothing wrong with the product. Never contacted us. Literally just stealing.

The only point in the ten-video Shopify cluster where the creator himself supplies a conspiracy framing — everywhere else in the cluster it came from commenters (“Shopify Stupidity RUINED BUSINESS?!”, “Shopify is SCAMMING!”). Here the chargebacks are attributed to "gangstalkers", connecting DSP002 to the gangstalking/DSP017 thread that runs through “Gangstalkers using REDDIT to SLANDER ME”/“Gangstalkers Slander me on Reddit”/“GANGSTALKERS make Subreddit to SLANDER ME”. Also the most concrete chargeback account: delivery to the doorstep, no defect, no contact, then a bank reversal.

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And this is a criminal offense that the police is refusing to help us with.

This is the second statement of the police-refusal grievance, and it materially strengthens the C083 lead first found in the video “Shopify THIEVES”. That video (2026-06-08) said the local police department ignored documents he sent about Shopify; this one (2026-06-29) restates it as a criminal offense the police refuse to act on. C083 (Tufano v. Carbondale Police Department et al, M.D. Pa. 3:26-cv-02137) was filed 2026-07-29 — 30 days after this video — naming Carbondale Police Department; Shopify; The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; The United States of America. Two independent statements of exactly that grievance pairing, 51 and 30 days pre-filing. C083 remains a Research pending stub with no narrative; these two videos are now its only substantive description anywhere.

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[reading] A 10% reserve will be applied on your payouts to ensure your account has enough funds. [his own words] They take 10% of your revenue if your chargeback percentage goes over a certain amount. … These gangstalkers who are ruining my business would have stole 10% of my revenue permanently.

A specific, checkable platform term — a 10% payout reserve triggered by an elevated chargeback rate — and the clearest financial consequence he attributes to the chargeback problem. The first sentence is Shopify's policy wording read aloud; only the second is his characterisation of it. Note his own framing concedes the reserve is conditional on the chargeback rate, i.e. a risk-management term rather than an arbitrary taking.

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Man, over seven years and definitely more than seven gray hairs later, we are finally free from Shopify. … we are now using a different payment provider.

This closes the loop on the burst. On 2026-06-07 “One Click on Shopify will END YOUR BUSINESS” stated the only intent expressed anywhere in the cluster — "I got to get off Shopify before I lose it" — and that intent was commercial, not legal. Eighteen days later he had done it. Worth recording precisely because this research's dominant pattern is stated intent → filing; here a grievance of comparable heat produced a business decision instead of a lawsuit. Also dates the start of the relationship to 2019, corroborating the "seven years" span in “Shopify THIEVES”.

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whether it's stealing money from us from the chargebacks or transaction fees, you know, we were literally showing photos of the package on the customer's doorstep, they still gave the money back.

The most specific version of the chargeback complaint in this research. “Shopify Stupidity RUINED BUSINESS?!” referred to "problems with… chargebacks and stealing money from me" in passing; this states the mechanism — delivery photographs submitted as evidence, chargebacks granted anyway. Relevant because the chargeback theme runs back to the video “Beef Pot Pies! Twix Bars! Tallow Sticks! GANGSTALKING CONTINUES!? Free Range Meat Vlog” (2026) and the video “"They" use the Better Business Bureau to BLACKMAIL Small Business”'s allegation of 10 chargebacks filed the week after a video naming parties "in the court case."

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And they were charging us around 4% instead of 2.6% on the transaction fees. And when you're doing thousands and thousands of dollars, almost 2% is quite a bit of money that gets taken.

Fifth public statement of the central figure — "around 4%" against a 2.6% baseline, i.e. a ~1.4-point gap described as "almost 2%". This is the settled, retrospective version, given a fortnight after the burst.

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These guys are getting dozens of orders per second and he's standing there like no one placed the order yet. No one placed the order yet. Place the order. You're going to get a free $100.

A specific, factual allegation about the defendant's sales conduct — that on-stream claims about order volume contradict actual order volume, used to drive purchases. This is a different theory from the one captured in the video “Why I'm SUING BASED BODYWORKS” (YT010, 2026-04-05), which recorded a market-manipulation / price-gouging theory and an alleged undisclosed pay-for-reach arrangement with social media companies. Two distinct grievances against the same defendant, ten weeks apart.

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I get DMs all the time of people saying they want to give away from the base live, never got what they put in. So, not only would they never show the actual order screen, they're not even giving away the actual giveaway items.

A second, distinct allegation — undelivered giveaway prizes — with its sourcing stated on camera as direct messages from viewers. That self-declared sourcing is worth

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These people need to be fined into oblivion. And this is why I sued

Explicitly connects the alleged conduct to his own filed suit, though the sentence is cut off by the video's end and no case, court, or docket number is named. Read with the [0:00] and [0:41] allegations, it supplies a stated motive for C034/C065 that neither row currently records.

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Their advertised payment processor fee of 2.6% 2.3% depending on your plan is not as advertised. … When you plug in your payouts to an Excel sheet, it will show substantially higher 3.5% 4%.

A fourth rendering of the central figure — now "3.5% 4%", which is lower than “Shopify is EVIL and “Owns” your Store!!!”'s "closer to 5%" two days earlier and lower than “Shopify THIEVES”'s 4.1–4.2%. He also reframes the harm as "one or two% on every order" here, against "several hundred thousand" on 06-08.

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It's not like WordPress or when you design your own website where you own the website. When you use Shopify, they own the platform. … you are using their platform and they own your website

The clearest articulation of the platform-control theory, and the organising idea of the video's title. It is what ties the fee claim, the product takedowns and the subpoena compliance into one argument.

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They will shut down your payments if you're selling a product they don't want you to sell. Absurd. you know, I was I was selling the hydroxy metitrogene on my supplement website and they just straight shut down Shopify payments and I was not able to uh collect money anymore and I didn't find out about it for a day or two.

The most concrete, checkable incident in the entire Shopify cluster — a payment-processing shutdown, self-attributed to a specific product he was selling. The auto-captioned "hydroxy metitrogene" is 7-hydroxymitragynine (a kratom alkaloid); a commenter independently identifies it as "7-OH" and notes it is restricted. This materially changes how the grievance reads: by his own account the shutdown followed his listing a controlled/restricted substance, which is a compliance explanation rather than arbitrary platform conduct. He does not engage with that reading. Recorded neutrally — the fact of the shutdown, the product, and the absence of any regulatory discussion on his part.

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And that applies to legal stuff, too. If there's a court issue and they subpoena Shopify, it's not like you owning the website where you can choose not to provide the documents. Shopify will generally comply with the court order and hand them over whatever they want. Whether it's financial documents, uh the bank you're transferring money to, Shopify will go to you and say, "Hey, we got these court documents. Did you deny?" Generally, they will comply with the court order and screw you over

The fullest statement of the records-disclosure theory that “Shopify is EVIL and “Owns” your Store!!!” states in one broken sentence two days earlier, and the strongest support for linking that theory to C095 (Frank Tufano v. Shopify Inc. et al, NY Supreme 651064/2025), whose recorded disposition is that a motion to stay unrelated proceedings and quash subpoenas was denied in its entirety (2026-02-24). He describes exactly that posture — a subpoena to Shopify for financial and banking records, with the merchant unable to prevent compliance. Still inferential: he names no case, court, or subpoena, and speaks generically about "a business owner." Recorded as a strong topical match, not a confirmed link.

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Their 2.6% transaction fee is actually closer to 5%. And that's tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars out of your pocket every single year depending on your business revenue.

Over 24 hours the alleged true rate moves ~4.1% → 4.2% → "closer to 5%", against the same stated 2.6% baseline. Recorded as a fact about how the claim is being stated publicly, not as a contradiction — none of the three is presented as a correction of the others.

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you don't have control over your own website. Shopify has gotten insane with tax regulations and looking at your products. … You don't own your website. You don't. That's the worst part about Shopify.

The title's actual thesis, and a third distinct Shopify grievance alongside the misclick and the fees — platform control over the merchant's store, product listings and tax handling. Note "looking at your products" implies content review; no example is given.

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If there's any legal issues or or someone gets involved, they will hand over all your records and all your banks is horrendous.

The only litigation-adjacent grievance in the Shopify cluster that is not about fees or the misclick — that the platform surrenders a merchant's records and banking information when legal process arrives. That maps directly onto C095 (Frank Tufano v. Shopify Inc. et al, NY Supreme 651064/2025), whose recorded disposition is that a motion seeking to stay unrelated proceedings and quash subpoenas was denied in its entirety (2026-02-24), the court finding no cognizable basis for the relief. The connection is inferential — he names no case, court or subpoena here — but the subject matter is an unusually close match, and it is the only place in this research where the records-disclosure theory appears.

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If you're using Shopify as a small business, please immediately check your payouts and make sure they are not scamming you on their transaction fee percentage.

The 2026-06-08 videos are not about the 06-07 misclick at all — this is a distinct allegation that Shopify charges more than its advertised transaction-fee rate. Unlike the four 06-07 videos (an operational mishap he attributes to his own click), this is a claim against the company's conduct, of the kind that could underpin a contract or consumer claim. It is also the only claim in the burst stated with a method of proof (see next quote).

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it takes less than five minutes to export your payments in Excel and do an auto sum at the bottom of the transaction fee percentage. and you will find it is much higher than the advertised rate. …regardless of what rate they are telling me they charge, not one transaction is even close. It's 0.5 to 1% higher on every single

The most falsifiable claim anywhere in this research's Shopify material — it names the data source (payout export), the method (sum the fee column), the comparison (advertised rate), and the magnitude (0.5–1% higher on every transaction). Whether or not it is correct, it is the sort of claim a research-case-claims pass could actually evaluate, and it is the only quantified Shopify allegation located in this effort.

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They've changed the wording on their transaction fees. I can't even find that wording anywhere on the website anymore.

A distinct, checkable assertion about the counterparty's published terms changing. Relevant to a misrepresentation framing, and independently verifiable against archived versions of Shopify's public pricing pages. Recorded, not verified — that check is outside this skill.

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Yeah, I might have just put myself out of business. I thought it wasn't that bad. I thought it was only 40 orders, but somehow all 300 orders for this week got cancelled. Like, I don't know how that happened. It didn't ask me to cancel confirmation for each of them. It just instantly cancelled all 300 orders.

This is the operational event that the 2026-06-07 → 06-11 Shopify burst is about, and nothing in this research material previously described it. Two features matter for

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So, Shopify has a completely ridiculous interface. And when I contacted support, they said they couldn't reinstate the orders.

States the grievance in its narrowest, most checkable form — a UI design complaint (bulk cancel without per-order confirmation) plus a refusal by support to reinstate. Relevant because the tracked Shopify litigation is pleaded on very different theories (per C054's disposition: 18 U.S.C. §241 and contract claims). This grievance is operational, not the conspiracy theory this dataset's DSP002 name ("Shopify / business-platform conspiracy litigation") describes.

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And when I had this happen before, only like 20% of people place the order.

"When I had this happen before" — this is a recurrence, not a one-off, which is worth recording because it means an earlier instance exists somewhere before 2026-06-07 and may connect to one of the earlier Shopify filings. He gives a ~20% re-order recovery rate from that prior episode. No date is given for it.

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Guys, I accidentally just canceled and refunded like 50 orders.

This is the first account of the incident, at 11:08 PT, and puts the number at ~50. Thirty-eight minutes later “I think Shopify JUST ENDED MY BUSINESS” puts it at 300. Any damages figure drawn from this burst has to reckon with which of the two it is taking.

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I've actually done this before and it's really really in it's insane.

Independently matches “I think Shopify JUST ENDED MY BUSINESS”'s "when I had this happen before" — two statements the same day that this is a repeat incident. Notably, here the prior occurrence is phrased as something he did ("I've actually done this"), where “I think Shopify JUST ENDED MY BUSINESS” phrases it passively ("when I had this happen"). Still undated and unlocated.

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I was going to just fulfill the orders and I clicked the button next to it and they all got cancelled and refunded. I don't know if they do it on purpose or what

He describes the mechanism plainly — he intended to fulfil and clicked the adjacent button. The grievance against the platform is therefore about button placement and the absence of an undo/confirmation, not about the platform cancelling anything on its own. The trailing "I don't know if they do it on purpose or what" is the only hint of the conspiracy framing DSP002 is named for, and it is explicitly floated as something he does not know. Both halves matter for a promotion pass: the admission and the hedged suspicion are one sentence apart.

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I might have just put myself out of business because when I went to fulfill the orders this week, I accidentally clicked cancel.

The causal chain is stated without hedging — he clicked cancel, and the consequence is self-inflicted ("put myself out of business"). Across all three videos of the day the attribution is consistent on this point, which matters because DSP002 is named in this dataset for "business-platform conspiracy litigation." A viewer noticed the same thing.

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Shopify couldn't help me. It's absolutely absurd. Right next to cancel orders, archive orders. And if you click cancel, there's no warning. There's no double check. It just instantly cancels all the orders.

The most specific version of the grievance in the whole burst, and the only one that names the two adjacent controls — cancel orders and archive orders. “Accidentally Canceled Orders - SHOPIFY SUCKS” said only that he "clicked the button next to it"; this identifies which button. Reduces the

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when you go to duplicate the order and try to resend it to the customer as a draft so they can pay again, it doesn't even work. It's like the the unit items are incorrect. There's no discount applied.

A new grievance not present in the two earlier videos — that the workaround (duplicating orders as draft invoices) mis-renders line items and drops discounts. Worth recording separately because it is the only forward-looking operational claim in the burst and would be independently checkable.

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All because of Shopify, who I've had problems with forever with chargebacks and stealing money from me.

The first and only point in the 2026-06-07 burst that connects the operational incident to the longstanding dispute. The other three videos of the day describe the misclick in isolation; this one frames it as the latest instalment of a history of "chargebacks and stealing money from me" — which is the subject matter the tracked Shopify litigation actually concerns. It is a one-clause aside, not the video's argument, and it supplies no dates, amounts, or case references. But it is the bridge that the earlier three videos lack, and it partly rehabilitates this dataset's "underlying business-platform dispute" framing at the dispute level (while leaving the chronological problem intact — the misclick still post-dates every tracked filing).

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the sheer incompetence of their web developers putting the archive button next to the cancel order button is insane. Because after you print the shipping label, in order for the orders to even go away, you have to click archive. Now, before I wasn't doing that. I was just leaving it alone and keeping the orders there and getting confused pretty much every day because I was so scared that that button was so close to the other one.

The most complete account of the incident across all four videos — it explains not just that the buttons are adjacent (which “One Click on Shopify will END YOUR BUSINESS” established) but why he had to use that part of the interface at all (archiving is required after printing shipping labels), and that he had been consciously avoiding the control out of fear of this exact mistake. The

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Today, I was like, I really want to see how many new orders there are. So, I went to do it and I accidentally clicked cancel and with the click of a button, all my store revenue for this week is gone. And and we're really going paycheck to paycheck.

Fourth consecutive self-attribution of the click in a single day. Also states the loss as "all my store revenue for this week" — a fourth way of expressing the figure across the four videos (50 orders → 300 orders → "hundreds" → a week's revenue), none of them a dollar amount.

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"And before you say that this is doxing or whatever, this is part of a public criminal investigation. And these people and these values are also named in a public lawsuit. Frank Tufano versus Shopify. So before you say this is doxing, these addresses are part of public legal record both civilly and criminally."

Tufano explicitly names "Frank Tufano versus Shopify" as the public lawsuit he says justifies publishing the redacted list, and pre-empts the doxxing characterization directly. Multiple tracked Shopify-related cases exist (C013, C047, C050, C054, C072, C095, all under dispute group DSP002) — this quote doesn't identify which one, so the link below is dispute-level only.

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And when I was in that group briefly I was like are any of you guys want to see these doctors? What are you guys doing here? I I quickly found out that the group was a controlled gaslighting scheme to manipulate these patients into not seeking remediation or I guess revenge against these doctors that ruined their lives.

A rare first-person, self-experienced sourcing claim rather than an inference — he says he joined the private group himself. Also states the alleged purpose in litigation

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The most interesting one is probably against Ice Cream for Bears for essentially greenwashing their product. ... They are selling a healthy ice cream product. However, nothing on the ingredient list or label is actually legally healthy. It's not USDA organic stamped and none of the ingredients are organic before the ingredient name or grass-fed for all intents and purposes.

Direct first-person statement of the suit's stated legal theory (greenwashing/misleading health claims on a food label) — matches the tracked C070 defendant caption exactly.

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The way this can be alleviated is for them to immediately disclose their sources of ingredients by providing invoices, which — I mean, the reason I'm doing this, I want to be compensated as a competitor in the business.

States both a remedy sought (ingredient-sourcing disclosure) and a competitor-standing rationale for bringing the claim himself — useful chronology/context for the underlying complaint's theory of harm.

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I was so botched and disfigured after my surgery with Dr. Taban, I thought he had to have done it on purpose. He's done thousands of procedures. There's no patient photos of anything nearly as bad as me. And with his experience, how could he remove that much tissue?

Sets out the reasoning explicitly — the inference runs from the severity of the outcome and the surgeon's experience to intent. Worth capturing precisely because it shows the claim is argued from outcome, not from any evidence of an arrangement. Relevant background to C046, whose recorded disposition turned on the absence of expert testimony on breach and causation.

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And back in 2020, I thought that he was watching and learning a lot from my YouTube videos and then going and saying what he learned without crediting me. So, I posted some pretty factual proof of things being repeated from my YouTube channel, and he didn't like that.

The only account in any research material of what started the Saladino dispute. The dataset's earliest DSP003 datum is C100's filing date, 2020-11-07 — it holds nothing about the pre-litigation grievance. This gives the sequence from his side: an uncredited-content grievance in 2020 → he publishes "factual proof" of the copying → "he didn't like that" → C100 is filed against him in November 2020. Note the direction of travel: in DSP003 he is the defendant, and this describes conduct of his own that preceded the suit. Useful background for research-case-claims on C100.

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He called his judge buddies and maybe even spoke to Dr. Tibbon about botching me.

The most direct statement anywhere in this research that the Saladino dispute (DSP003) and the Taban dispute (DSP001) are one coordinated scheme rather than two separate matters. The this dataset YT050 assigns this video to DSP001 with primary_topic: "Saladino / Taban overlap" — the transcript confirms that framing exactly.

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Ice Cream for Bears is another business that copied and plagiarized my idea. Although it's not as direct as the Jacob bar where he literally copied the exact same formula and offered the exact same flavors and had a similar name. That was like an insanely blatant plagiarizing. Ice Cream for Bears was a little less obvious.

Links two separate tracked disputes in one sentence, and ranks them. "The Jacob bar" is the Jake Levy / Better Life protein-bar matter (DSP010; C093 Frank Tufano v. Jake Levy et al, and the subject of “Best Bar THIEF Jake Levy MAKING MILLIONS OFF ME”/YT016 and “Protein Bars LAWSUIT”/YT015). He characterises that one as "insanely blatant" and this one as "a little less obvious" — his own assessment that the Ice Cream for Bears copying claim is the weaker of the two. That is a statement against interest worth preserving verbatim if this is ever promoted.

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we started selling raw honey ice cream on Frankie Serrange meat using honey instead of sugar. This guy stole that idea and made a feed lot slot product.

Specifies the allegedly copied element — honey-sweetened raw ice cream — which is the only concrete description of the underlying grievance located anywhere in the research material for C070. the case tracker marks C070 Research pending with no claim summary, no outcome, and no dispute_id. Note this is an allegation about copying a product concept, not a registered right; no patent, trademark, or trade-secret claim is mentioned.

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This is commercial feed lot milk, commercial feed lot eggs, lowquality crappy ingredients masqueraded to be healthy. Oh, because they're using honey instead of sugar. No.

A second, distinct theory — that the product is misrepresented as healthy. This is the same greenwashing framing captured in the video “SUING ice Cream For Bears!!” (YT013, 2026-04-29), which is 56 days later and after C070 was filed. So the two theories in this dispute appear in this

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So, this is the lawyer that screwed me over in my case against Paul Saladino.

Establishes the relationship that connects two tracked disputes. the dispute index describes DSP020 as the "Starowicz / arbitration / Davis litigation" grouping — arbitration-centred. This states plainly that Davis represented him in the Saladino matter (DSP003), which is what the secondary-source index row SS002 independently records from the other side. The DSP020↔DSP003 link runs through shared counsel.

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He didn't file the correct motions. He didn't do what he should have at certain points and ultimately led to me getting a default in the case. And he's refusing to admit his malpractice or wrongdoing.

The plaintiff's own account of why C100 went to default — attorney malpractice. This sits in direct tension with the court record: the video “Corrupt Judge issued an ILLEGAL ORDER” records C100's finding that the defaults were willful and that no meritorious defense was shown, and the case tracker records final judgment entered with a damages award. Two accounts of the same default, one a public statement and one a court finding, and this project's evidence-layer rule keeps them in separate categories. Recorded, not adjudicated.

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[creator reading an email he attributes to Jeffrey Davis] "...so someone can explain to you while [why] you will very likely not prevail here and for that matter why a state court cannot vacate a federal court decision that is well documented you ignored because you thought you knew better..."

Buried in the mockery is a specific procedural argument — that the suit asks a state court to vacate a federal court decision — which matches the actual disposition of C094 (Frank Tufano v. Jeffrey Davis Esq., NY Supreme, dismissed 2025-05-15, which the case tracker records as finding no subject-matter jurisdiction). An adversary's out-of-court prediction that the case would fail on jurisdiction, followed by dismissal on jurisdiction. Recorded as a temporal/substantive correspondence, not an endorsement.

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This is David D. Lynn Esquire [David D. Lin Esq], a lawyer from Brooklyn, New York, that should be disbarred for his fraud, perjury, and torturous interference [tortious interference].

A public accusation of fraud, perjury and tortious interference against a named, tracked attorney — David D. Lin Esq is D0077 in the party index and A002 in the lawyer index, and his firm Lewis & Lin LLC is D0180/A005. These are professional misconduct allegations against opposing counsel, unaccompanied in the video by any citation to a filing, order, or disciplinary proceeding. Recorded as a public statement only — this project's evidence-layer rule matters especially here, since nothing about this is a court finding.

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You're not allowed to interfere with someone's personal life, which he did by subpoenaing my parents in a case for documents that they were not involved with.

The specific, checkable conduct behind the accusation — third-party document subpoenas served on the plaintiff's parents. Whether such subpoenas issued, in which case, and whether they were quashed or objected to, are all docket questions. This is the substance of what this dataset records only as "Likely context for the Jeffrey Davis / arbitration-related disputes."

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this court involvement caused an immense amount of physical and emotional stress on them ultimately leading to me uh being kicked out of my childhood home and I I haven't spoken to my parents since happened years ago.

States a years-old estrangement and loss of housing as the consequence, which dates the underlying subpoenas well before this 2026-02-09 video. It also connects directly to an unarchived video in this same effort — YT051, "Paul Saladino got me Kicked out of my Home" (“Paul Saladino got me Kicked out of my Home and RUINED MY FAMILY”,) — suggesting the two accounts should be read together when that video is archived.

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I did some googling and it seems pretty clear that the actions of Fidelity Bank have shifted this from a civil to a criminal matter, because they have shown intent to steal and personal gain. However, I have a feeling when I go to the sheriff's office on Monday, they're going to give me a hard time if I want to press criminal charges against Fidelity Bank for stealing my money.

A stated intent to escalate an existing civil dispute into a criminal complaint against the same defendant, self-sourced to his own online research ("I did some googling") rather than counsel — relevant to the chronology of the Fidelity Bank matters and to the pattern of escalation this dataset tracks. Notably, this is a contemplated step, not evidence any charges were sought or filed.

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All because Fidelity Bank chose to ignore my civil complaint and file their own with attempt to like go around the complaint and steal my property.

A specific, checkable procedural allegation — that the bank filed its own action rather than responding to his complaint — which a docket review of the Lackawanna Fidelity Bank matters could confirm or refute.

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it's completely destroyed my life and financial situation. And from what I've seen, it's, you know, minimum of a few million dollars for being partially blind, permanently disabled, and having to undergo almost 10 surgeries under anesthesia.

A materially different damages figure from the same dispute. The batch-7 archive for “Tufano v. Taban et al 3:25-cv-00011” (2025-02-08) records C046's complaint as demanding $485 million, split 33/33/33. Ten months later he describes the claim's worth as "minimum of a few million." Both are his own public statements about the same injury. Worth recording precisely because a promotion pass should not average or reconcile them — the variance is itself the datum.

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And the federal case seems to be okay. Like, the judge isn't completely crooked. But since the start, this state court judge has been out to get me.

A rare non-adverse statement about a court, and useful for exactly that reason — it shows the criticism is forum-specific rather than uniform, and it dates a point (2025-12-21) at which he still regarded the federal Taban case (C046) as proceeding fairly. C046 was decided against him eight months later, and “Why you CANT WIN a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit!!!” (2026-07-06) shows the federal framing had turned by then. A useful anchor for any chronology of his stated attitude toward each forum.

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So, every single time, like in December, right after I filed the case, I had strabismas [strabismus] surgery and the defendants filed opposition. I was unable to respond to it. The judge granted whatever. Then in May, I had to go to another I had to undergo orbital reconstruction in Los Angeles. Same thing happened. Then in December uh November of this year, I went to undergo another surgery.

Three specific, docket-checkable instances of a claimed pattern — surgery rendering him unable to respond, an unopposed defense filing, and an adverse ruling. Each has a month attached (December, May, November 2025) and the second names the procedure and city. This is the most concrete account in this research of why filings went unanswered in the California state matters, and it is directly checkable against C101/C102's docket and against the batch-6 finding that C101 was dismissed for failure to file a case-management statement. It also bears on the recurring question of whether non-responses were inability or default.

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And I've I've done YouTube videos uh that weren't deleted because my previous TikTok account was taken down.

A passing corroboration that his TikTok account was removed — the subject of C014/C053 (Tufano v. TikTok, Lackawanna 2025-04277), which the video “Taban RUINS MY LIFE then tries to WIPE ME OFF SOCIAL MEDIA” records as announced on its exact filing date with a tortious-interference theory. Here it is stated as settled background six months later.

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Beverly Hills. What is the significance of Beverly Hills in surgery? Think of the court system. There's a whole state court system with multiple Los Angeles branches. This whole system is set up, the judges are bought and paid for. The lawyers are bought and paid for.

Though framed as commentary on an industry, it names Beverly Hills and the Los Angeles state court system — the forum of C101/C102 (Frank Tufano v. Mehryar Ray Taban, MD et al., Superior Court of California, LA County; both case numbers carry the SMCV Santa Monica prefix). Less case-specific than the other two videos, but not forum-neutral either.

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you're going to pay a lawyer with money, and that lawyer is going to screw you over. He's going to extract as much money as possible, pretending to be your friend, pretending to help you.

Previews the DSP020 former-counsel theme that the next batch of videos (YT032–YT034: "THIS LAWYER RUINED MY FAMILY," "My Own Lawyer THREATENED ME!!!," "This Lawyer should be DISBARRED") is built around, stated here as a general proposition four months before those videos. Useful as the earliest located articulation of that grievance in generic form.

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And there's a million reasons that you shouldn't get plastic surgery. That's just one of them.

This is the stated campaign from “Corrupt Court System is a PATHETIC JOKE” being carried out — that video (2025-12-21, three weeks later) says he will "cost these plastic surgery lunatics tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars by deterring people from getting plastic surgery." Here the deterrence framing is the video's explicit sign-off. Statement of intent and execution, in that order, both now in this research.

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I guess Paul Saladino being a really connected Illuminati industry shill might explain that the connections that's why he's allowed to do whatever he wants and the judge sides with him.

Applies "Illuminati" to the opposing party in the same video that applies "Freemason" to the judge — the first archived instance of both being aimed at both sides of one case at once. An unevidenced accusation about a named, identifiable individual; captured only because he is a tracked party, with the same promotion caution recorded for “Best Bar THIEF Jake Levy MAKING MILLIONS OFF ME”.

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number one is misrepresenting what I said to make a defamation claim... he took my jokes and statements out of context from YouTube, added words to them... He lied about how my domain was obtained and how it was used to make it eligible for a cyber piracy claim... Number three, he lied to add my business to the lawsuit. It has no subject matter jurisdiction... Number four, and probably the most significant one, is he committed perjury when filing fraudulent affidavas [affidavits] of service for both the complaint, the lawsuit, and the default judgment... Number five, he committed fraud and improperly used subpoenas to obtain financial documents from entities not named in the lawsuit.

The most structured statement of his objections to C100 anywhere in this research — five numbered items, each a distinct and docket-checkable assertion about a real federal case. the case tracker records C100 (Saladino, MD v. Frank Tufano, S.D.N.Y.

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Number four, and probably the most significant one, is he committed perjury when filing fraudulent affidavas [affidavits] of service for both the complaint, the lawsuit, and the default judgment. He said that I was served the court documents when they were delivered to my parents house.

This allegation now appears in four archived videos — “Will this CORRUPT JUDGE Help Paul Saladino GET AWAY WITH IT!?” (2025-11-02), this one (2025-11-03), “Corrupt Judge issued an ILLEGAL ORDER” (2025-11-04) and “Evil Judge Protects Weber SOLOMON of All Ways Forwarding” (2026-07-20). This is the most specific version: service was allegedly effected by delivery to his parents' house, and the defect is said to cover both the complaint and the default judgment. Repetition across four videos is single-source repetition, not corroboration — the same person saying the same thing four times — and it is logged that way, consistent with the note already in the video “Corrupt Judge issued an ILLEGAL ORDER”.

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But the judge is bending over backwards for him and allowing this because they're all Freemason butt buddies and they're trying to screw me over to teach me a lesson that you can't defend yourself when Freemasons try to steal from you.

A dated datapoint on the secret-society thread, and an important one for its target: this is the theory aimed at a federal judge, four and a half months before C038 pleaded essentially the same theory against eight Lackawanna judges (filed 2026-03-23). The archive can now date the judges-are-Freemasons framing to 2025-11-03 in public statements, well before it entered a pleading.

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And there's about five motions filed by myself that have not been ruled on. And there's also an active case in the court of appeals. And there's two motions to stay. There's one motion to stay the case in the district court and there's a motion to stay the case in the appeals court. And the fact that she's writing this report and recommendation to issue a judgment against me is it's just proof that they're a bunch of corrupt shills that don't follow court procedure.

Names the magistrate judge (Judith C. McCarthy) and describes the procedural posture (pending motions, an active Second Circuit appeal, two stay motions) at the time the Report & Recommendation issued — a concrete, checkable docket detail.

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Paul Saladino's lawyer, David Lynn, filed a fraudulent affidavit of service, which is enough grounds to dismiss this case. ... It's pretty difficult to prove that I was properly served when the address on the affidavit of service is my parents house and not my house.

Names opposing counsel (David Lynn) and makes a specific, checkable factual allegation (wrong service address) underlying a disputed default judgment — a strong docket-verification lead.

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Accordingly, I respectfully recommend awarding plaintiff the statutory maximum of 100,000 for plaintiff['s] cyber piracy claim.

A read-aloud excerpt of the R&R's actual recommended damages figure (statutory maximum $100,000 under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act) plus a separately mentioned $80,000 attorney-fee award (17:26) — both concrete, checkable docket figures.

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The financial records that Paul Saladino's lawyer submitted aren't even from my business. ... It's some LLC ... LT Broth LLC. Not my LLC. I have no clue what it is. It has a few million dollars in revenue. That's what he's using as my income justification.

A specific, checkable factual allegation (financial records from an unrelated entity used to support a damages calculation against him) that would be independently verifiable against the actual court record.

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The way that Paul Saladino uh destroyed my family life and got me kicked out of my childhood home was that he kept serving documents on my family and to to my family's house. So, I was staying with my parents initially and uh they they just kept subpoenaing my mother.

This is the allegation that the video “THIS LAWYER RUINED MY FAMILY” (2026-02-09) records as its core claim — subpoenas served on his parents, said to have caused his removal from the childhood home and years of estrangement. This video states it 101 days earlier, and attributes it

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They kept trying to involve my family in the court matters and it caused so much stress on my family that both my mother and father had to be put on psychiatric medications. Uh my parents treated me so horrifically because of the stress that you know I I haven't spoken to them in years now.

The claimed damages of the tortious-interference theory, stated in his own words.

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He served the default judgment on my family then filed a fraudulent affidavit of service which the judge is using to to try to steal money from me when I still haven't been served the judgment.

The archive already holds this allegation in the video “Will this CORRUPT JUDGE Help Paul Saladino GET AWAY WITH IT!?”, the video “Evil Judge Protects Weber SOLOMON of All Ways Forwarding”, the video “This Lawyer should be DISBARRED” and the video “Corrupt Judge issued an ILLEGAL ORDER”. This is the fifth instance and the most specific about the document involved — it is the default judgment that he says was served on his family under a false affidavit, and he asserts he still has not been served it personally. Logged as single-source repetition, not corroboration — all five are the same person saying the same thing. It also sits against a contrary court finding already in this research: per the video “Corrupt Judge issued an ILLEGAL ORDER”, the court found the defaults willful with no meritorious defence.

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You know, I'm curious if these judges in the New York State Court will ever let me prosecute this kid who stole my protein bar idea.

Places the grievance in a specific forum — the New York State Court — which matches C093 (Frank Tufano v. Jake Levy et al, New York State Supreme Court, filed 2024-11-14). the case tracker records that on 2025-08-26, roughly seven weeks before this video, the court denied his default-judgment motion because the proof of service did not satisfy CPLR 308/311/3215 and because he had signed the affidavit of service himself despite being a party. That is a concrete recent adverse ruling matching the complaint voiced here. Restated at [0:57]: "these judges won't even let me surf and" — cut off, but consistent with serve and the service defect that decided the motion.

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I came out with the best bar, I don't know, in 2020. And he stole that exact formula, sold it for a few years, and makes god knows how much more money than I have off that bar.

Dates his own Best Bar to roughly 2020 — a useful anchor for the DSP010 chronology, since the tracked filings run from C093 (2024) through C036/C068 (2026). "I don't know, in 2020" is his own hedge and should be preserved as approximate.

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Is it because he's a secret society member? Is it because he's in the Illuminati? Is it because he's a Freemason? Most likely.

The most explicit secret-society statement located anywhere in this research, and the only one that uses the words "Illuminati" and "Freemason" outright. Published 2025-10-18 — five months before C038 was filed (2026-03-23) naming Union Lodge No. 291 alongside eight Lackawanna judges, and nine months before “I SUED THE JUDGES!!!” (2026-07-20) stated the theory as that suit's legal basis. It also fills the gap between “Tufano v. Taban et al 3:25-cv-00011”'s Feb-2025 "in the club" framing and the C038 filing. Note the structure: three rhetorical questions answered by "Most likely" — an admission that it is speculation, which a commenter picks up on directly. Caution for any promotion pass: this is an unevidenced accusation about a named private individual. It is captured because he is a named defendant in tracked litigation (C093, C036, C068),— but it is a public statement of suspicion, not a finding of anything, and must not be recorded as though it were.

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He originally had a bar called the Way Better Bar, which was even a more obvious carbon copy of my idea.

Supplies a product name — "the Way Better Bar" — that appears nowhere in the case tracker, which records Better Life Foods, Eat Prima, Santa Cruz Paleo and Powerpuck. If accurate, it identifies an earlier branding predating the ones the tracked cases name, and is a checkable lead for a DSP010 research pass. Spelling unverified from audio.

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The judge dismissed my case for failing to submit a case management statement, but I mailed that to the court and all defendant parties in July. Well, basically August, but still several months ago.

States the specific procedural ground on which a case was dismissed. This is the detail that identifies the underlying proceeding — "case management statement" is California civil-procedure terminology (CM-110), and the case tracker records an Oct. 13, 2025 minute order in C101 (25SMCV00041, LA County Superior Court) indexed as an Order to Show Cause re sanctions for failure to submit a case-management statement, four days before this video's publish date.

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documents is that case management statement dated July 10th, but this was before I started e-iling.

Gives a specific date for the filing he says was ignored. Independently notable because this research's the video “California Judge ABUSES BLIND PATIENT to Defend Doctor” (YT004, published 2025-07-11) records a read-aloud motion to recuse citing a July 10, 2025 hearing before the same California judge — the same date, from a different video, in the same proceeding.

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I don't know whether the judge just chose to ignore my filings, whether he did not legitimately see the filings, but I'm going to submit a notice of appeal.

A public allegation of judicial disregard of filings, stated as uncertainty rather than as established fact ("I don't know whether"), paired with an announced appeal. The same "judge is ignoring my filings" theory appears in the video “California Judge IGNORES HALD BLIND PRO SE LITIGANT” (YT003) and the video “California Judge ABUSES BLIND PATIENT to Defend Doctor” (YT004) about the same California proceeding — cross-video repetition of an allegation, not corroboration of it.

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Well, I already did. I submitted a notice of appeal. I showed, hey, this case management statement was submitted back in July. Why are you dismissing my case? It's it's just a completely ridiculous dismissal.

States that an appeal had already been filed at publication. C101's record documents multiple notices of appeal in this period (a Sept. 29, 2025 notice → appeal B350018, dismissed with remittitur Mar. 25, 2026; a July 29, 2025 notice → B348769). This video does not identify which one, and this research does not resolve it.

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"So, if a plastic surgeon like messes up someone's face, we're trying to figure out how much that is worth, right?" (32:11)

The whole stream is an organized man-on-the-street exercise explicitly framed by Tufano as demonstrating what a botched-surgery/medical-malpractice injury is "worth" in dollar terms — directly tied to his own eye-surgery injury narrative (the Taban dispute). It's a public-statement data point on how he characterizes and publicizes the malpractice claim, not a court filing or finding.

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"That company that let the Wagu rot on me, they had to pay like a million dollars to their employees for stealing wages, they like lost the court case. It was like a big thing."

Names All-Ways Forwarding — the defendant in the already-tracked wagyu-shipment dispute (DSP006) — and describes a separate wage-theft court case/judgment against that company (distinct from Tufano's own shipment dispute with them). This is Tufano's own public characterization, not independently verified against any court record in this research.

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All that was granted in the restraining order was that I cannot post personal information about Dr. Taban. So I'm free to say — I'm free to say I believe Dr. Taban is a horrible butcher that ruins people's lives, I'm allowed to say that... I've just said factual and truthful statements about how he messed up the various procedures he did on me.

Directly clarifies the actual scope of a restraining order obtained against the creator — restricted to personal/identifying information, not general commentary — a specific, checkable legal-status claim distinct from the video's own title framing.

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On that actual restraining order, which I don't have in front of me, he actually wrote that he wants the judge to take down my YouTube channel and prevent me from speaking on social media.

An allegation (not independently confirmed in this video) that the restraining-order request sought to reach the channel and social-media speech beyond what was granted — a checkable claim for a future court-record review.

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There's the main lawsuit against him — there's one in state court, one in federal court. The one in federal court actually got dismissed, I had to appeal it because I was incapacitated... The second lawsuit I filed against him was with the TikTok stuff. And then I filed a third lawsuit against him because of the Google reviews and the [Real Self] reviews.

Describes three distinct proceedings tied to the Taban dispute (an original state/federal medical-malpractice action, a TikTok-related suit, and a review-platform-related suit) — useful structural information for cross-referencing against the tracked case list.

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At some point he should have to provide me with a list of all the patients he's performed these procedures on... how many patients were unsatisfied, and also he should have to disclose how many NDAs he has given out. So I should be able to truthfully find out how many patients Dr. Taban has botched through discovery.

States a specific discovery objective (patient list, satisfaction records, NDA count) — relevant chronology/strategy context, not evidence that discovery was actually granted or produced.

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"Technically, it's not an advertisement, right? Because it's about me being botched... I'm allowed to put the Bosch[/Taban] message on the card, but I can't put the meat card."

A direct, contemporaneous public statement describing the content and purpose of the flyers he is distributing about his own alleged "botched" surgery — corroborating that his public "medical malpractice awareness" campaign (the umbrella theme of this and the companion video “Medical Malpractice Awareness” from the same pass) is specifically about the eye-surgery injury tied to the Taban dispute, not a generic malpractice message.

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Oh, would you look at that? Less than a week after destroying $20,000 worth of my product, stealing $20,000 from a small business because of carelessness, they call up their buddies at Google and wipe their reviews clean.

The factual allegation the title asserts, with its own claimed timeline ("less than a week after"). Note the causal mechanism — "they call up their buddies at Google" — is asserted, not sourced anywhere in the video; nothing in the transcript identifies how he knows reviews were removed or by whom.

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they call up their buddies at Google and wipe their reviews clean. This is what these Illuminati Freemason degenerate psychopaths do all along while leaving fake reviews on my business to so people don't buy from me.

This moves this research's documented secret-society thread three months earlier than previously established. The batch-9 archive file for “Best Bar THIEF Jake Levy MAKING MILLIONS OFF ME” (2025-10-18) recorded that video as "the most explicit secret-society statement in the entire archive"; this one, from 2025-07-23, uses both "Illuminati" and "Freemason" explicitly and is earlier. It is also aimed at a freight forwarder and Google — a third unrelated commercial target, alongside the doctors/lawyers (Feb 2025) and the competitor (Oct 2025) — which strengthens the observation that the theory is applied generally across disputes rather than arising from any one of them.

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And you know what this reminds me of? This is exactly what happened with Dr. Taban.

The creator himself connects DSP006 (All-Ways) to DSP001 (Taban), and the connecting theory is specifically the manipulation of Google reviews — the same subject matter as the tracked case C058 (Tufano v. Google LLC et al, M.D. Pa. 3:25-cv-01574, filed 2025-08-22, since transferred to N.D. Cal.) and as the "Google/RealSelf-reviews-related suit" already described-3 archive for “Dr. Taban GETS RESTRAINING ORDER!? Not Quite.”. A dispute-to-dispute link asserted by the party himself is worth recording even though it is not itself evidence the disputes are connected.

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And his Google review page is pristine. So, Dr. Taban is free to butcher as many people as he can for as much money as he can get his grubby hands on.

States the asserted injury behind the Google-related litigation in one line — that the platform's review display protects the defendant while (per 0:16) fake reviews harm his own business. Useful to a research-case-claims-style pass on C058, which currently has no claim summary drawn from a public statement.

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These gangstuckers [auto-caption; "gangstalkers"] have a way with words because there's no way that's a serious question.

The video's entire framing is a response to a single viewer comment, which he attributes to coordinated "gangstalking." Relevant to the gangstalking/Reddit thread tracked under DSP017 (YT035–YT037) as evidence that the term is applied broadly across disputes, not only to the Reddit matters — here it is aimed at a commenter on a shipping dispute video.

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I had to beg this guy for six months to buy his product. I had to beg him for 6 months just to sell it to me. And he didn't trust me to handle the importing.

Describes the consequential harm the video's title asserts ("RUINED MY PRODUCT SUPPLY") — a claimed loss of supplier relationship distinct from the $20,000 shipment value itself. If C015/C057 pleaded consequential or business-reputation damages, this is the public statement of that theory.

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Foolishly, I trusted a professional importer and forwarding company to destroy $20,000 of the highest quality beef on this planet and let it rot in a cargo container.

A first-person statement of the loss amount and the party he holds responsible, matching the $20,000 figure carried in this dataset's YT019 title and-1 archives “Customs Brokerage DESTROYS $20,000 WORTH OF WAGYU TO EXTORT SMALL BUSINESS”/“US CUSTOMS RUINS $30,000 OF JAPANESE WAGYU!?!? Destroying Small Business!”. Useful as the plainest one-sentence statement of DSP006's underlying grievance.

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I have no recourse here. The company isn't reimbursing me. They're not helping fix the issue. Like, the court system isn't going to help me.

A statement that litigation offers him no remedy, published one day before the case tracker records C015 (Tufano v. All Ways Forwarding, Lackawanna 2025-05469) as filed on 2025-07-22. Recorded here as a temporal fact and a tension between the stated position and the docket, not as a causal or characterological claim — which of those it is, is this dataset owner's call.

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Motion to recuse and demand for jury trial. In a hearing that occurred on July 10th, 2025, Judge Edward B. Morton Jr. has shown undeniable bias in favor of defendants, proving reason for immediate removal from the case so that Frank Tufano's complaint may be heard fairly.

Names a specific presiding judge (Edward B. Morton Jr.) and a specific hearing date (July 10, 2025) in connection with a stated motion to recuse — a concrete, checkable docket lead for a future case-verification pass, distinct from this dataset's other California Taban-litigation entries.

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Judge Edward B. Morton Jr. has ignored Frank Tufano's request for leave to amend filed on June 2nd, exhibit B. Judge Edward B. Morton Jr. has ignored Frank Tufano's notice of appeal filed on June 2nd, exhibit C. Judge Edward B. Morton Jr. has ignored Frank Tufano's third-party complaint against [Lavian Singer] filed on June 5th, exhibit D.

Provides specific, checkable filing dates and exhibit labels (a request for leave to amend, a notice of appeal, a third-party complaint against a named individual) — a strong docket-verification lead for a future research pass.

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If they're going to try to take advantage of a blind and disabled person like that, I will smear them for the next 30 years — and by "smear" I mean tell truthfully what has been done to me, factually, because that is all I need to do to expose how evil these people are.

A public statement of intent to continue making public allegations against the named parties indefinitely, framed as factual reporting rather than defamation — relevant context for the channel's overall pattern of public commentary tied to litigation.

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So the judge is basically ignoring all of my filings as a pro se representative, making up whatever BS excuse to dismiss them and just going with whatever the attorneys that [Taban] hired said. So they're basically just going to screw me over in the court system and I'm never going to get anything.

Direct public allegation of judicial bias in a named California Superior Court case, tied to the Taban dispute by naming the opposing party's attorneys; this substantially upgrades the source strength for this video versus this dataset's existing title-only sourcing.

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I filed a notice to the court that they ignored. I filed a request for leave to amend. I filed all of these things with the court that they are ignoring. ... "How come you're ignoring my physically disabled status? How come you ignored my notice to the court? How come you're ignoring my request for leave to amend? How come you're ignoring my third-party complaint?"

Names specific procedural filings (a notice, a request for leave to amend, a third-party complaint) allegedly made in this case — a useful docket cross-reference point for a future pass verifying this case's actual filings.

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So I guess the next step for me is I'm going to file — what's it called — a motion to disqualify the judge, explain the situation to the court, and try to get the whole case restarted.

A specific, checkable stated intent (a disqualification motion) — useful for a future docket-verification pass to confirm whether such a motion was actually filed in the relevant case.

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this guy made a Reddit post about my initial botch, and I wanted to show you guys how these gangstalkers are like steering the conversation away.

Shows what the term denotes in practice across this channel — here, ordinary critical Reddit commenters. Together with “All-Ways Forwarding has RUINED MY PRODUCT SUPPLY” (where a single commenter on a shipping video is called a gangstalker), it establishes that the label is applied broadly to online critics rather than to any identified group, which bears on how DSP017's "conspiracy allegations" framing should be read.

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I only went to Dr. Don [Taban]. I didn't even get opinions from other doctors who would have probably said no.

A candid admission offered to rebut a different point (that the surgeon took a case others refused), and one that cuts both ways in a malpractice posture. Recorded because it is a first-person factual statement about the events underlying C046, not because of what it implies.

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and he lied to me about the risks of the surgery and what could happen otherwise I would have never gotten it.

His own words (immediately after a quoted passage — see the warning above), and the most compact statement of the informed-consent / failure-to-warn theory in the Taban litigation. the video “Tufano v. Taban et al 3:25-cv-00011” records C046's four enumerated claims for relief from the complaint walkthrough; this is the lay version of the consent claim, stated 2025-05-12 while C046 (filed 2025-01-02) was live. Directly usable by a research-case-claims pass.

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What a surprise. Judge took less than one business day to side in favor of the big electric company. Hearing on Friday first thing Monday morning. I get an email stating my case is dismissed.

A specific timeline (Friday hearing, Monday-morning dismissal) that matches this dataset's own record for C005: preliminary objections were granted by Order dated 2025-04-21 — the same day this video was published.

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They're saying, "Oh, this isn't the correct jurisdiction." What do you mean? It's a Pennsylvania state case, we are in Pennsylvania State Court. ... They didn't even serve their response correctly for me, so I didn't get a chance to respond.

Frames the dismissal as based on a jurisdiction objection plus an alleged service defect that denied him a chance to respond — consistent in spirit with C005's tracked record describing the granted objections as "unanswered" preliminary objections.

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now due to the Statute of Limitations on medical malpractice in California being one year I don't really have a choice but to file the lawsuit myself and represent myself Pro say

A directly stated reason for proceeding pro se — a time bar plus an inability to retain counsel, rather than a preference for self-representation. the case tracker records C046 with pro_se: Yes. This is the clearest first-person explanation of the pro se posture located anywhere in this research.

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in addition to Dr tabon there's several other institutions medical board of California American Academy of Opthalmology American Board of cosmetic surgery American Society of optomic plastic and reconstructive surgery ... so uh the lawsuit was filed against those organizations as well because you know how could this guy be doing this for so long and botching so many people and not have someone you know step in to stop this

Independently confirms the defendant list recorded in the case tracker for C046 (and identically for C101/C102): the Medical Board of California, American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, and the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, alongside Dr. Taban. Also states the theory for joining them — regulatory/oversight failure rather than direct treatment.

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then the claims for Relief are you know based on the medical malpractice stuff like informed consent I was lied to about the the risks of the procedure and expect Ed results

Read together with [9:57] ("second claim for Relief surgical errors"), [10:21] ("the third claim was the injury" — cross-eyed appearance, permanent vision loss, eye pain, headaches, nerve damage) and [10:29] ("the fourth claim is the damages"), this enumerates the complaint's four causes of action in order. Directly usable by the research-case-claims workflow as a party-stated summary of C046's claims — though it is the plaintiff's own characterisation of his pleading, not the pleading itself.

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based on the projected income of the next 20 years on my business uh these organizations me a combined amount of $485 million split between each of the organizations Dr ton at 33% medical board of California at 33% and the remaining 33% split between the three supervisory boards

A specific, checkable damages figure and apportionment, stated as being derived from 20 years of projected business income. the case tracker records no ad damnum for C046. The sentence is garbled by the captions (a verb is missing after "organizations"); the figure and the 33/33/33 split are clear.

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the most recent one last week a landlord terminated my lease called up the fire department to try to get me a violation and i was very irritated the day after that i filed the lawsuit immediately had him serve the papers

A first-person account of filing suit the day after the triggering event ("i was very irritated the day after that i filed the lawsuit immediately"). This is the earliest instance located in this research of the react-then-file-immediately pattern the vexatious_indicators layer is built to examine, and it predates every case currently in the case tracker except C100 (2020) and C089 (2021).

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so now i'm in my i don't know what is it third or fourth lawsuit now and this one is with my landlord so more legal nonsense

A dated, self-reported litigation count, and the earliest such figure in this research. It is a useful anchor for the litigation-history chronology: by June 2022 he placed himself in his "third or fourth" lawsuit; by July 2025 (“US CUSTOMS RUINS $30,000 OF JAPANESE WAGYU!?!? Destroying Small Business!”, YT055) he refers to "20 of my other lawsuits." Both are informal self-reports, not docket counts, and neither should be treated as authoritative — but the two together document the growth curve in his own words. For comparison, the case tracker records only two matters active by mid-2022 (C100, filed 2020 with him as defendant; C089, filed 2021 with him as plaintiff), which is consistent with "third or fourth" if the landlord suit and at least one untracked matter are counted.

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