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Being human means that people sometimes do stupid things. However, when you lie about doing stupid things, that tends to make things worse. No one understands that more than Kimberly Carroll.

Kimberly Carroll signed on for her Zoom hearing late, and to make matters worse, she was driving. She denied being the driver of the vehicle, even though she was sitting in the driver's seat, and got out of the driver's side of the car after the judge told her it was unacceptable to operate a vehicle during the hearing.

While the judge may or may not have given her the benefit of the doubt had she pulled over and apologized the moment he noticed her driving, he had no choice but to issue a default judgment, as she tripled down and continuously lied about driving.

According to Fox News:

The exchange unfolded Monday in Woodhaven's 33rd District Court, where Kimberly Carroll appeared late to a Zoom hearing tied to a debt claim brought by LVNV Funding LLC. The case involves roughly $1,788 in alleged unpaid debt, along with additional court fees.

Judge Michael McNally had already entered a default judgment after Carroll failed to appear when the case was initially called. Minutes later, a participant labeled "iPhone" — later identified as Carroll — attempted to join the session.

"I’m entering a default judgment. You lied to me," McNally said. He added that court records would reflect she was not available when the case was called and later appeared in a vehicle while denying she was driving.

It is unclear if the judge would have given her a second chance had she been honest or pulled over before logging into the meeting, but the fact that she repeatedly lied is both comical and incomprehensible.

Did she really think the judge was that stupid? Is she really that naive? That remains unclear, but we can almost be certain this was the last video she expected to go viral when she woke up this morning.

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