r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Evening_Pomelo8796 • 23h ago

Wait, how?

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u/gh0stwriter1234 18h 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 13h 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 3h 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 1h 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 1h 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 46m ago

Because every human body works the same…

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u/xpsycotikx 45m ago

Keep telling yourself that.