Nathan and Corey show up at a hoarder's house to discuss a contract with wrong numbers. She slams the door on them, then waves Nathan back inside. The unpredictable moment captures the emotional whiplash of real estate deals with difficult clients.
So I park in front of her house and I'm like, all right, let's go knock on the door, let's go talk to her. And he's like, I'm not getting out of the car, bro, you can go talk to her, but I don't think it's worth our time. He's just not feeling it at that time. I go up, knock on the door, and, uh, she creaks that door open and she's like, it's you? And I'm like, yeah, it's us. Like, we're just checking to see how you're doing. I know we had signed that agreement in the past, we're really sorry, my apologies for getting the numbers wrong. How's everything going? And she says, I don't want to talk to you. You, right? And I'm like, whoa, okay. She shuts the door and I start walking back to the car with my tail between my legs. I'm like, man, I was trying to love and she just rocked me. She's like, get out of here. So I'm almost back to my car, the door opens, I see a hand come out the door and it's her hand. She waves me back in. I'm like, oh, she wants to talk now, okay. So Corey's looking at me like, what's gonna happen, man? What are you gonna— I'm like, whatever, we're about to find out what's gonna happen.
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