The legal system is flawed I'm telling you all, it's the small business like these ones that end up getting all the dough and the consumers have to deal with poor service. Costumer is always right, yeah right like heck it is. We need more surveillance cameras and less lemonade stands!

Cute animation

This was kind of funny kind of reminded me of peoples court and such you did a good little film here with this one the characters were actually cute, the story was pretty good here and you played it out well so a very nice job here and I look forward to more

~~SUGGESTED IDEAS~~
make more

~X~

The story, humor, and animation was great.
I'm not a fan of the art style, but it had personality.
This was enjoyable.

Holy hell, that was strange and hilarious. The ending especially, just killed me.

"In suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed 20 dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law."

-7th amendment of the U.S. constitution.

Which means a 25c lemonade claim doesn't get a trial, but literally something as low 20$ would.

My point is that the intention of this comic is the classic comedic juxtaposition between an "otherwise serious trial" and "ridiculous happenstance there in." However, when the U.S. still must legally acknowledge a claim as small as 20$, (because they didn't consider inflation at the time,) The intention misses the mark on the face of it. I Know this is being picky and a minor detail but I thought I would try to explain why it all fell apart for me. Luckily not everyone is a pol-sci minor like me so good job anyway!