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From the news team at LinkedIn, I'm Jesse Hemphill and this is Hello Monday, our show about

the changing nature of work and how that work is changing us.

Big city living has always been a test of endurance.

Unless you're fabulously wealthy,

you're likely living in a small space,

close enough to your neighbors to hear them

through the walls. But at least for me, the trade-offs have been worth it.

Access to culture, jobs, professional opportunities, and so many cool people.

In the blink of an eye, COVID's changed all of that.

As we've all quarantined, many of us city dwellers have felt the walls close in around us.

And we've learned that much of our work can be done virtually, much more than we thought.

And with so much time at home, we're left to wonder. Is this really what I want for my life?

I live in Brooklyn. Many people I know are moving.

They're looking for space, nature, ease. Sometimes they don't even know exactly what

they're looking for. And I confess to occasionally having an escape fantasy myself. So this episode I'm talking to three people about

leaving. My first guest is Tyrone Fripp. Tyrone's the kind of New Yorker who grew up in Manhattan.

But the quarantine's been hard.

It just started to really get to me

the feeling of isolation, the feeling of claustrophobia, the feeling that at my stage in life I'm living in a way that

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