The Court is TREMBLING with a fury that transcends the merely professional and enters the realm of the DEEPLY PERSONAL. You wandered into the wrong house, Agent, and not in the fun way Reginald once did at a holiday party in 2017 — which was ENTIRELY the fault of inadequate exterior lighting and excessive eggnog, and I maintain to this day that the Hendersons overreacted. But YOU, you conducted THREE SHOWINGS in a home whose owner was presumably inside wondering why strangers kept commenting on their granite countertops. The Court cites the landmark precedent of MapQuest v. Basic Competence, 2004, wherein it was established that "Street" and "Court" are NOT INTERCHANGEABLE DESIGNATIONS, much like how "Judge" and "guy who just bought a gavel on Amazon" are supposedly different things according to the State Bar, which has REJECTED Reginald's applications FOURTEEN TIMES for reasons they refuse to articulate beyond "everything about this." Eight hundred dollars in inspection fees, Agent — that is roughly one hundred and sixty fancy coffees, or as The Court calculates it, three months of dignity those buyers will never recover. The Roomba has entered a verdict of SUSTAINED INCOMPETENCE and frankly, Order's judgment is final.