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Woman Pays $96 a Month to Live in Yellowstone After Leaving Chicago Corporate Job

Zoe De La Paz says relocating to Yellowstone National Park to work as a seamstress has "changed her life," according to a report by CNBC.

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A woman who left a corporate job in Chicago to move to Yellowstone National Park now pays $96 a month in housing costs, according to a report published by CNBC.

The report identifies the woman as Zoe De La Paz, who relocated to the park in June to work as a seamstress. CNBC did not specify further details about her previous employment in Chicago or the exact nature of her new role beyond describing it as seamstress work.

According to the CNBC report, De La Paz described the move as transformative, saying, "Being here has changed my life."

The report did not provide additional details on the housing arrangement that allows for the $96 monthly cost, nor did it specify the location within the park where De La Paz resides. CNBC's report focused on her personal account of the transition from corporate work to life in the national park.

Yellowstone National Park, located primarily in Wyoming and extending into Montana and Idaho, is known for seasonal and year-round staffing needs that include various support roles for park operations and visitor services, though CNBC's report did not elaborate on how De La Paz's position was arranged.

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