Romesh Ranganathan

Can't wait.

Yeah, of course you do.

You'd lather up a treat, mate.

It makes you feel like it literally moves.

It makes you tingly, yeah.

He came in the other day, he talked 10 minutes non-stop about matey bubbles.

Do you want to read or shall I?

Dear Wolf and Anne, I'd like this to be kept anonymous if possible.

By way of background, I'm a 29-year-old living and working in London.

I'm not married and have no kids.

I've been working in finance for nearly six years since leaving university.

And since the day I started, I've always known deep down this is not the life for me.

Every time I came close to leaving, I'd say to myself, just a few more months of saving or just wait for the bonus and then I'll do it.

Obviously never do.

Part of the issue is that I'm not completely miserable.

I work with nice people and I get some nice experiences out of it, but I do not feel fulfilled by my work.

Another problem is that after six years, I'm lucky enough to be financially comfortable and I feel a bit trapped by that.

Plus I'm terrified that if I gave up the opportunity that I have, then I will regret it in 10 years time when I might have a wife and kids.

If I'm honest...

I would love to do something that involved more than just sitting behind a desk and allowed for more creativity.