The plaintiff says he was hired to perform some handyman work at the defendants’ home, but they’re stiffing him. The plaintiff is suing the defendants for unpaid wages. The defendants argue that they never hired the plaintiff to do any work for their home, so they’re not paying for something they didn’t want. 
Then, the plaintiff says he rented an apartment from the defendant. Everything was fine until the plaintiff turned in his three months’ notice. The plaintiff claims the defendant refused to give him back his security deposit even though he left the place in great condition, so the plaintiff is suing. The defendant argues that the plaintiff kept delaying the moving process, and the defendant lost money. The defendant believes he owes nothing. 
Plus, the plaintiff claims he purchased a boat from the defendant, who said it was in good condition. Then, the plaintiff found out the vessel needed extensive work, so he is suing for a refund. The defendant argues that the plaintiff bought a 30-year-old boat in good condition, and he got a great deal. The plaintiff got what he got, and the defendant says he owes nothing. 
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