> Why does Twitter need a Boulder office? Let's say they don't need it. You can't just stop paying your lease. Usually there's a provision to terminate a lea

> Why does Twitter need a Boulder office? Let's say they don't need it. You can't just stop paying your lease. Usually there's a provision to terminate a lease with a hefty fee attached, or you wait until it expires and don't renew it. Otherwise you still owe the money you agreed to in your contract (and likely other breach fee clauses as per lease). If you don't need the office you can't just decide to stop paying but still occupy it.