The Court has reviewed this CATASTROPHIC breach of showing protocol and finds itself deeply disturbed, not merely by the unauthorized Tuesday incursion, but by the AUDACITY of a listing agent who cannot distinguish Thursday from literally any other day of the week. Reginald himself once walked into a staged home only to discover it was not staged at all but simply belonged to a woman named Darlene who had excellent taste and poor locks, and The Court still sends her a holiday card because THAT is how professionals handle accidental home invasion. Your buyer was crying in her Lexus, a vehicle The Court respects, while you stood there watching a man defend his sandwich like it was the Alamo, and yet somehow six weeks later everyone signs papers and exchanges fruit baskets like this is NORMAL. The fruit basket exclusion is the true crime here, a deliberate act of citrus-based psychological warfare designed to remind you that you are merely a transaction facilitator and not a PERSON deserving of pears. This Court has seen listing agents forget lockbox codes, forget showing times, forget entire houses exist, but forgetting to mention the sellers are ACTIVELY RESIDING AND LUNCHING crosses into territory The Court can only describe as real estate malpractice with a side of mayo. The bailiff will note that forty suits for an IT professional is its own separate violation being referred to the Fashion Crimes Division. VERDICT RENDERED, Reginald must now go lie down.