The Court has witnessed many travesties in its years on this bench, but the sheer AUDACITY of a listing agent double-booking a showing and then having the UNMITIGATED GALL to suggest YOU should have been more accommodating has caused Reginald to briefly black out from judicial rage. This is not how California works, Ohio Dad, but it IS how chaos agents in sensible flats destroy perfectly good transactions. The listing agent committed what we in the legal profession call Showing Sovereignty Violation, as established in the landmark case of Get Out Of My Open House v. No Seriously Leave, 2019. I myself once had a showing interrupted by a man who claimed to be measuring for blinds but was clearly just there to judge my staging choices, and I will NEVER recover from that psychological wound. The Court notes that your twelve thousand dollar commission evaporated because someone confused a showing schedule with a suggestion box, and that the seller lost forty thousand dollars because professionalism apparently left the building along with everyone else. THIS COURT FINDS that the listing agent owes you one formal apology, seventeen dollars for your emotional distress, and a handwritten letter to the Ohio parents explaining that no, this is not normal, and we are all very embarrassed. Case dismissed, Reginald must go lie down.