A tale of two trap houses: being cuckooed ruined my friend’s life – but did it then help save him?

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  This is The Guardian.

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  Hi, I'm Jonathan Fields from Good Life Project in paid partnership with Rinse.

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  So I think a lot about what it actually takes to build a good life,

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  and honestly, some of it comes down to what you stop spending your time on.

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  Laundry is one of those things.

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  Rinse, it's time to be great.

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  The kids really love that playhouse, huh?

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  Yeah, it's not just a child's playhouse.

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  It's a rental property.

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  Kids, off Gary's roof.

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  Someone lives in there?

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  Lives, works, and thrives.

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  Your Wi-Fi reaches all the way to the playhouse?

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  We're gagillionaires.

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