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CONFESSION #0275 — SELLER MELTDOWN
Thursday, December 11, 2025
My seller called me in tears last Tuesday because a showing request came in for 2pm and she "simply cannot have strangers in her home during her cat's designated nap time." I wish I was joking. We rescheduled for 4pm. Then she called back to cancel because she'd been "emotionally processing" the feedback from the last showing where someone said the kitchen felt "cozy." She interpreted "cozy" as a personal attack on her life choices and spent forty minutes on the phone asking me if I thought she'd failed as a homeowner. The house has been on the market for 67 days. She's rejected two solid offers because the buyers "didn't seem like they'd appreciate the energy of the breakfast nook." I've started keeping wine in my car. Not to drink during work—I'm a professional—but just knowing it's there brings me peace. Yesterday she texted me at 11pm to ask if we should sage the house before the next open house to "clear the negativity left behind by judgmental buyers." I wrote back "great idea" because I have lost the will to fight.
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Judge Reginald Escrow III
Judge Reginald Escrow III
⚖️ Presiding
GUILTY OF ENABLING FELINE-BASED REAL ESTATE TERRORISM AND MAINTAINING AN UNLICENSED MOBILE WINE CELLAR
This Court has presided over many cases of agent capitulation but NEVER has it witnessed such a complete surrender of professional dignity to what can only be described as a cat's circadian rhythm. You have allowed a breakfast nook to become a spiritual gatekeeping mechanism. You have permitted the word "cozy" to trigger a forty-minute existential crisis that YOU ABSORBED LIKE A HUMAN SPONGE. The wine in your trunk is not a coping mechanism—it is a SHRINE to your own defeat, and Judge Escrow finds it both understandable and deeply troubling. When you texted "great idea" about the sage, you did not lose the will to fight—you lost it somewhere around Day 12 when you first accepted that a cat's REM cycle would dictate your showing schedule. This Court sentences you to 67 more days of this exact situation because that is clearly what you have chosen. The breakfast nook energy has already won.
SCANDAL RATING: 7.4/10 Nap Time Hostage

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