>> Byrd: Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Now, I would like
to see a picture of your eye.
>> The first picture --
>> Judge Judy: No, no, just...
Picture of your eye.
>> This is the first day, second
day, and the third day.
>> Judge Judy: First day?
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Second day?
>> Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: And third day.
>> Right.
>> Judge Judy: Ha!
Listen, Ms. Christ, you know
what the first thing I do if I
get something wrong with my eye
and if my eye hurts me?
You know what I don't do?
I don't put mascara on, and I
don't put liner on or eye
shadow.
>> I don't --
>> Judge Judy: Hey.
First day.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Eye shadow,
mascara.
>> There's no eye shadow.
Ma'am, there's --
>> Judge Judy: Top and bottom.
Mascara --
>> There's no eye shadow, no eye
shadow.
>> Judge Judy: Mascara, top and
bottom.
Even I don't put mascara on the
bot--
>> I put that on before the
incident.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me very
carefully, madam.
Mascara, top and bottom.
Second day.
Mascara, heavy -- top and
bottom.
>> I have --
>> Judge Judy: Just a sec.
Take a look.
Now, you're 71. I'm 75.
Mascara, top and bottom.
Right?
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Third day.
Mascara, top and bottom.
Now, are you telling me you
don't put any shadow underneath
your eye in addition to --
>> I do not. Never.
>> Judge Judy: Listen, this is
not natural beauty, with mascara
top and bottom.
I'm just asking you if you, in
addition to using mascara, top
and bottom, also use some blue
liner over here.
>> No, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: No, just the
mascara, top and bottom.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Now, my next
question to you, Ms. Christ, is,
in addition to going to the
doctor -- who found no evidence
of really anything, by the
way -- talked about your family
history and anything else and
what you reported to the
doctor -- did you consult with a
lawyer?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Did you consult
with anybody?
>> No.
>> Judge Judy: Well, then what
would make you put eye makeup on
before you went to an eye
doctor?
>> I don't know.
>> Judge Judy: I don't know
either.
[ Laughter ]
So, your lawsuit against
Ms. Wacks is that she should not
have left her station
unattended, thereby permitting
somebody to come over and spray
a can of spray in a negligent
manner.
>> Mm-hmm.
According to California law --
And you have to go through
training for ServSafe, which I
have.
Part of the training is, when
you leave your table, you can't
leave products out, you can't
leave testers out -- you can't
leave product out in case
there's some allergies or
something like that.
So once you leave the table, you
have to take it off the table,
and so you have to be
ServSafe-tested, which I am
certified.
>> Judge Judy: Good.
Are you certified?
>> I live in Arizona.
>> But to work in California,
you have to be certified.
>> Judge Judy: I don't know
that.
>> Well...
>> Judge Judy: I mean I don't
know -- I mean I don't know
that.
I don't know that you must be
certified to work.
So you mean, the place where she
was working, she wasn't
permitted to work?
>> Not in California.
You have to get certified.
>> Judge Judy: Did you pay the
eye doctor?
>> No, it was covered by my
insurance.
>> Judge Judy: Okay. Good.
And your eye is fine now.
Are you still using mascara, top
and bottom?
>> Yes, but I'm also having -- I
had to use -- This is the
medicine that the
ophthalmologist gave me because,
according to the
ophthalmologist --
>> Judge Judy: I would stop
using mascara on the bottom.
>> Okay, but may --
>> Judge Judy: I would stop
using the mascara on the bottom.
>> Okay, may I say something,
please?
This is the medicine that the
eye doctor gave me because,
where I was sprayed, there's a
dry spot, and what was causing
me all the pain was the dry
spot, so every time I closed my
eyes --
>> Judge Judy: All you have to
do -- Just listen to me.
All you have to do is bring me a
report from a doctor -- bring me
a report from a doctor that
says, "As a result of something
toxic being sprayed in her
eye --" Then we have to get to
liability.
None of this paperwork that you
gave me says that.
>> It -- And the ophthalmologist
says that there's a dry eye, and
she told me it was a spot --
>> Judge Judy: Just -- You can't
tell me what she told you.
>> Well, it's on the report.
>> Judge Judy: No, my dear.
That's not the report.
This pink slip is --
>> No, it's after.
>> Judge Judy: I read what it
says.
It's a check-off.
And it said "drops for dry eye."
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: You know how many
people have dry eye?
Did the doctor tell you to stop
using mascara on the bottom?
>> No.
[ Laughter ]
>> Judge Judy: Ms. Christ, not
every zig deserves a zag or an
accident deserves compensation.
Do you understand?
To me, if somebody sprayed
something in your eye, the first
person that you would want to
attack is the person who did the
damage to your eye.
That would be the person who
sprayed you, right?
Did you get that person's name?
>> No, she ran out of the store.
>> Judge Judy: Goodbye.