Before we get started, I want to let you know I have a cold. It comes with a

scratchy throat and that's why my voice sounds like this. Now on with the show.

Her podcast is doing so well that she was able to leave her job and she got a distribution

deal.

So she's going to start working for herself which is pretty exciting.

But that also means that because of that, we have to go to Portland.

Last March, my boyfriend Ben and I were living in Kiddery, Maine, which is on the border of New Hampshire.

I just started working on millennial full time

when we decided to move back to Portland,

which means we had to break our lease.

I don't want to be obtained,

but technically you have a lease for 12 months.

No I can take care of it. No I can take care of it. It's no problem.

I'm trying to you know accommodate you guys because I think you guys are nice people and you know I'm look to like God your leash if you can find and replace this for yourself.

I really I really appreciate it.

Ben hangs up the phone with our landlord and immediately turns to me.

That's it. There you go.

Thanks.

I do.

Breaking a lease isn't fun and I really don't like letting people down, especially when I've signed a contract,

but I've learned it can be done with little consequences,

as long as you give your landlord enough notice and help find a replacement. We've done this before. In the two years

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