Jubal Fresh

So now everything that happens after the fact is now your fault too.

I'm not saying that's what I think.

We're talking about a story that's gone viral and has a lot of people freaked out because of what the government is doing in the case.

But a man was having his wages garnished for child support for a child that isn't his, that he's never met, that lives in a different state.

The woman doesn't want the child support to stop because she doesn't want the money to go away.

So she wants to sue to keep it going.

And the government has just been like, we're going to keep garnishing your wages.

A spokesperson for the government explained that stopping garnishment prematurely could create accounting complications.

Oh, my bad.

And they said it's easier to keep taking the money.

They literally said it's just easier.

You don't have to do anything to keep taking the money.

They said they would have to figure out who has been taking it.

We'd first have to locate the real father, and that involves a lot of paperwork.

When the man visited the attorney general's office, staff reportedly pulled up a photo of the actual father who has dreadlocks.

The other guy doesn't have dreadlocks.

I don't know why they felt to put the fact that he has dreadlocks in there.

And he said, that ain't me.

And despite acknowledging the error, officials warned him that suing the state would likely cost more in legal fees than he's trying to recover.

So basically, like, if you sue us, it's going to cost you more.