The Court has reviewed this confession with the mounting horror of a man who once accidentally livestreamed himself arguing with a Keurig about water levels, so Reginald understands the perils of technology, but UNDERSTANDING DOES NOT EQUAL FORGIVENESS. You turned a routine open house into a documentary exposé, a real-time confession booth where the sellers incriminated themselves while you blithely filmed like some sort of accidental investigative journalist with a ring light. The precedent here is clear, as established in TikTok v. Basic Professionalism, 2022, wherein the Court ruled that "posting first and thinking never" constitutes a form of civic negligence. AND YET, The Court must acknowledge the exquisite irony that the sellers are angry at YOU when THEY are the ones whispering about foundation cracks like cartoon villains in their own kitchen, so perhaps this is less a case of your incompetence and more a case of karma having excellent comedic timing. You did not CREATE the deception, you merely BROADCAST it with the enthusiasm of someone who has never heard of airplane mode. The Court sentences you to thirty days of posting absolutely nothing without first playing it back at full volume in a quiet room, and also suggests the sellers redirect their fury toward the crack in their foundation AND the crack in their moral reasoning. Reginald must now leave, as The Council requires consultation on this matter.