Episode description

You sank your savings into a lovely house with a big yard to call your own, only to discover that the nearest neighbor who lives down the drive is a repeat violent offender who's done time for attempted murder. Now you feel unsafe on your own property because you're constantly stressing about the countless ways you might unintentionally set him off and turn yourself into a target. Where should you go from here? Welcome to Feedback Friday!

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• The felon down the drive makes it hard for you to thrive. Where should you go from here? [Thanks to executive security manager George Grant for helping us with this one!]
• Your deadbeat friend won't kick in his fair share of the rent. Though you've known him forever, you can't foot the bill whenever he decides not to pay up. What should you do?
• Are the concerns you have over your significant other's narcissistic tendencies valid, or should you trust their interpretation of your overreaction?
• Your significant other has lost their chance at the dream job they've idealized almost since birth. Where should you go from here?
• How does a teenage atheist find comfort in the uncertainty of life, the universe, and everything?
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