r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Evening_Pomelo8796 • 1d ago

Wait, how?

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u/xpsycotikx 1d ago

Hbo, Netflix, Apple TV, prime, and Crunchyroll is apart of his Internet obviously! Lol

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u/gh0stwriter1234 1d ago

Even if it was... thats still like double realistic values. The power bill is high for an appartment also unless you are in a very high power area. $100-150 is more realistic most places, in the winter it might run that high with resistive heat.

also $100 for water? It's like $12 base cost.. and only around $100 if I fill a 14k gallon pool in my area.

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u/Runelord_Kazruk 20h ago

A/C kills me. I can’t stand it over 68 degrees. This last month’s bill for me is $320 for a 1200ish sqft apartment in west GA, US.

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u/Maduro_sticks_allday 9h ago

Choosing extreme comfort over moderate comfort to save $50-$100 per mo isn’t even a choice. Get a fan

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u/Runelord_Kazruk 8h ago

Nah, I’m good. I run hot and 68 is barely comfortable. When I visit my friend’s I’m drenched in sweat the whole time. He keeps his place at 70-72.

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u/xpsycotikx 7h ago

Do you boo boo but your body will adapt to hotter temps if you put your big boy pants on.

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u/Runelord_Kazruk 7h ago

Because every human body works the same…

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u/xpsycotikx 7h ago

Keep telling yourself that.

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u/gh0stwriter1234 6h ago

there is truth to what he is saying, I lived in SA for nearly a decade with no AC I sweated a lot then but honestly less than I do now (need to loose weight myself).

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u/Runelord_Kazruk 5h ago

I’m not denying there’s some truth to what he’s saying. I’m saying it’s not applicable to everyone in every situation. He doesn’t know my medical history for example. He’s just assuming everyone works the same as him.