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So I go to Michigan State University and I had a question about leasing.

Last year, about October, my current apartment kind of got us in a chokehold and said that

we had to sign a lease for next year within about six hours

or else we won't get the apartment and we can't live there.

Now their lease is about almost, about $250 cheaper and we can't get any cheaper rate at all

because we already signed.

Okay. Okay.

And how can we help?

So I was wondering on, like, what, what would be a good plan to go?

I don't know if that's, like, something that you could get a lawyer involved, or if it's

something that I should just try to

get out of like get a sub-leaser or what I should do because why do you want to get out of the

lease? A lot of money. What's it? Why do you want to get out of the lease?

Because it's about $1,015 a month and a new lease that they're offering is $7.99 a month,

and that would be, like, a lot different.

Well, they're not, but they're not, you signed up for $1,000 originally, and you knew that

when you signed up.

So the only thing that's pissing you off is they now rent the same apartment cheaper.

Yeah, it sounds about right.

Okay.

That is, that's, there's nothing.

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