The Court has heard many creative interpretations of the word "monitor" in its distinguished career, but this confession represents a level of linguistic gymnastics that would make a dictionary weep. You SAW the twelve thousand dollar quote, you ABSORBED its meaning with your functioning eyeballs, and then you performed what Reginald can only describe as a willful act of selective amnesia while standing in a DRIVEWAY like some kind of concrete-adjacent con artist. "Technically true" is not a defense, it is a CONFESSION wearing a fake mustache, and The Court sees through disguises because The Court once identified a load-bearing wall that was pretending to be decorative. The phrase "that's the seller's disclosure issue" is the real estate equivalent of watching someone's house catch fire and saying "well I don't own a hose." Your broker brings this up every six months because your broker has INTEGRITY and also probably nothing else to talk about at quarterly meetings. This Court hereby finds that "monitor" means "tell someone who can do something about it," not "watch silently like a gargoyle with a commission check." The gavel has spoken and Reginald must now go water his ficus, which unlike you, has never lied about foundation issues.