I think with anything you have a certain amount of bad apples that make the rest of us landlords look bad.

I buy what I like or know, products I trust or use for example (Amazon, Starbucks, Apple).

It's as if the government caps new iPhone prices at $50 so that everyone can have one. 

Yes, the fee comes out of the listing agent's commission, but the seller does not compensate the buyer agent, the listing agent does.So legally, if a seller agrees to pay their listing agent 5 apples, they owe the agent 5 apples whether another agent brings a buyer to the transaction or whether the buyer comes directly to the listing agent. 

My tenant profile is mainly 20 somethings and I point out that the new iPhone will have to be purchase with cash if they have negative strikes on their credit. ... find the pain point and press... and for students, find parents pain point also (co-signer)... usually car loan and/ or mortgage.

Autocorrect on my iPhone stepped in a few times.

If you have a droid phone or tablet, they are available on an app called Stitcher (I don't know about Apple products).

You have to shop around and compare apples to apples.

To the same degree the power company, water company, bank, Apple, Microsoft, Verizon, Amazon, insurance company, Lowes, the post office, IRS, and the possum that lives in the woods behind my house like me. 

Some major manufacturers and retailers -- including Microsoft, Apple and Walmart -- have already warned of disrupted supply chains, and have lowered guidance (or implied it) for 2Q20.