I mean, on the one hand, it's nice to save money. On the other hand, it's really cold.
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How low does it get before it turns back on?
It doesn't turn back on? He turns the thermostat down to the bottom, which I think is 50. The apartments then usually drops to 60ish, I think.
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Ugh, yuck. I wouldn't tolerate less than 66. My mom, I know, does 62 in winter nights though and probably did when I was growing up too, because I remember not feeling warm unless I had like 3 comforters.
There was a while when I was in Canada that I didn't know how to turn my thermostat on, and indeed thought it was on. The rooms had little individual radiators, which I also did not realize, so I figured since my roommate (a Californian) was okay with it, it must just be a thing I need to get used to.
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Willis, it seems like every other time you post, I need to look up a word that's in the OED or Urban Dictionary but not both.
-Mimir
Sounds like my roommate from college...
My best suggestion is to save the money and just use blankets! It'll pay off in the spring when you have a little extra in your wallet!
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