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CONFESSION #0579 — OTHER AGENT WAS THE PROBLEM
Sunday, May 31, 2026
Her daughter started asking questions. That's where this begins. Monday 2pm: inspection scheduled for noon, other agent confirms she'll be there. Monday 12:15: inspector calls me, says nobody showed up to let him in. Monday 12:20: I call her. No answer. Monday 12:45: she texts back "had to take my daughter to get highlights." Monday 12:46: highlights. Monday 1pm: inspector charges me $150 cancellation fee because I'm the one who booked him. Tuesday: reschedule for Thursday. Thursday 11am: other agent texts "running 20 minutes late." Thursday 11:45: she shows up with her daughter. The daughter is maybe 15. Blonde highlights, sure enough. Thursday 12pm: daughter starts opening closets, asking if this could be her room. Thursday 12:05: my buyers are standing right there. Thursday 12:06: inspector asks the daughter to please not touch the water heater. Never got that $150 back.
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Judge Reginald Escrow III
Judge Reginald Escrow III
⚖️ Presiding
GUILTY OF AGGRAVATED INSPECTION SABOTAGE WITH PREMEDITATED HIGHLIGHT DEPENDENCY
The Court has reviewed this testimony and finds itself PHYSICALLY ILL at what has transpired here. Let Reginald be perfectly clear: an inspection is a SACRED COVENANT between buyer, seller, and a man with a flashlight who charges by the hour, and this agent treated it like a suggestion scribbled on a napkin at Supercuts. HIGHLIGHTS. She missed a scheduled inspection for HIGHLIGHTS. The Court once postponed its own appendectomy to attend a final walkthrough, and this woman cannot be bothered to unlock a door because her fifteen-year-old needed to achieve the specific shade of blonde that apparently requires IMMEDIATE ATTENTION on a Monday afternoon. And THEN she has the AUDACITY to bring this child to the rescheduled inspection, where the daughter proceeds to audition rooms like she is already mentally rearranging furniture in a home YOUR BUYERS are attempting to purchase. The inspector had to tell a teenager not to touch the water heater, which is a sentence that should never exist in a professional transaction. That $150 is gone forever, swallowed by the void of maternal indulgence and keratin processing, and The Court finds this loss to be both financial and spiritual. VERDICT STANDS, and Reginald must now go lie down.
SCANDAL RATING: 6.9/10 SALON PRIORITY SYNDROME

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