Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of laughter and relatable woes as Jen Connor, actress, comedian, and lifelong tenant, spills the tea on her outrageous encounters with nightmare roommates and a landlord who's like a permanent resident of 'Neglectville'. 🏠☕
Tune in as we unpack the highs, lows, and downright absurdities of city living with someone who's been there, done that, and has the outrageous anecdotes to prove it!
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About this episode:
0:00 – Teaser
0:26 – Jamie shares a story about showing the wrong unit
2:58 – Terrence tells Jen about being a Loan Officer
4:17 – Introduction to the podcast and Guest Jen Connor
7:43 – Chicago Fun Fact – The oldest building in Chicago
10:26 – Jen’s two truths and a lie
14:28 – Jen’s first story
19:39 – Jen’s second story
25:19 – Roommate Service – Roommates.com
28:10 – The last time Terrence had a roommate
31:50 - Tenant Vs Landlord and why Jen has been in her current apartment for 6 years even though the landlord isn’t great at taking care of the building
42:33 – Jamie’s Hot Take, not everyone should buy
43:42 – Jen asks what if a landlord can control what is displayed in a window
49:48 – Outro – where to find Jen
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Music by @Desert_Disco_Music
Art by Chelsea Leasure
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