In this scene, Mrs. Sanders, who is undergoing chemotherapy and facing significant medical bills, seeks a home inspection to prepare her house for sale. She hopes to get a good price to cover her expenses. However, Jared, a manipulative inspector, exaggerates the house's issues, claiming it will cost $15,000 to fix due to dangerous conditions like live wires and gas leaks. Pablo, another character, tries to warn Mrs. Sanders that the true cost is much lower—just a few hundred dollars for a paint job.

As the situation unfolds, the emotional weight of Mrs. Sanders’ plight and the unethical tactics of Jared create tension. The story highlights themes of vulnerability, exploitation, and the importance of integrity in difficult circumstances.