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I just graduated and didn't know anything about renting a house.

The sea also seemed to remember that it was not a way for me to sleep in the office all the time, so he gave me an idea privately.

The airport dormitory has a dormitory for six people, and the sea spent 700 yuan to buy a bunk bed, which was shipped to the dormitory to replace his bed, so that I could sleep on his top bunk.

There were only six people in the dormitory, but there were actually seven of them.

In this way, I used the non-existent quota and did not need to pay 60 a month for accommodation in the dormitory.

Of course, the condition is that I have to share the electricity and water bills equally with the six people in the dormitory, and the other five roommates in the sea also let me in because they know that I can share the water and electricity.

I thought I had a place to sleep and I didn't have to pay for the accommodation, so I agreed, and then I realized why they were willing to let me in when they heard that I was willing to divide the water and electricity equally.

There are six people in the dormitory, and there are all departments.

As a ground crew, I do the same thing as the sea, that is, I will not come back for 24 hours.

The other six are miscellaneous, with three shifts in an eight-hour system, two days off and one security guard, and even one day off and three days off for airport repairs.

As a result, there are people in the dormitory 24 hours a day, so the relative air conditioning is constant. Turning on the air conditioner in the summer and the heating in the winter is like no money, and all computers are never turned off.

Later, after my notebook was added, I also learned that they don't think about shutting down.

After all, you don't waste electricity, and other people waste electricity too. At that time, it will still be evenly shared, and it is better to waste it together.

The washing machine and electric water heater were ignored and there was a Xiaoice box in the bedroom.

In the hottest part of the summer, I use the refrigerator to help cool down, and I came late and everyone has forgotten who came up with the solution.

The upper floor is normally filled with drinks, and the lower floor is constantly freezing tap water.

After turning into ice cubes, take them out of the freezer tank and place them in front of an electric fan to help cool down.

Not to mention an air conditioner for seven people in a small room, just breathing an air conditioner can't stop heat emissions when it's hottest.

Even if the air conditioner is turned on when you are huddled together, even the air temperature will become poor and hot after a while.

However, the ice cubes of talents can really have a little effect on the assisted cooling.

Not to mention that everyone loves to go to the village to buy vegetables when they have nothing to do, and sit together and eat hot pot on the induction cooker.

Eating glutinous rice balls on the winter solstice, dumplings during the New Year, and zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival, almost all of them can be done with an induction cooker.

There are even people from the north who make their own buns, and there are all kinds of fillings.

Steamed by induction cooker, the taste is really good.

I even sometimes wonder if I'm still in college, and the electricity here is 24 hours a day compared to the university. And there are no aunts to check the bed, except that there is no private space There are almost no defects.

Wrong, the only flaw is the electricity bill.

So I'm willing to share, and everyone is very happy.

The monthly electricity bill can reach more than 2,000 in spring and autumn without air conditioning, and up to 3,000 in summer and winter months with air conditioning.

The 4,000 mark is not unreached, and during that time, electric vehicles were popular to travel to the city.

In fact, we almost broke 5,000, not to mention quite proud.

If you talk about at least more than 2,000, the electricity bill for seven people will be more than 300 yuan a month.

Don't look at more than 300 yuan, it's not much, and it's almost one-tenth for me at 3,005 a month.

At first, the master of the meter would question whether the meter was broken, but every time he came to check the situation inside our dormitory, he understood.

We are the well-deserved number one in the whole building, and if we don't have 3,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity a month, we look down on us. The master often complained about us, wondering if we were opening a factory in the dormitory.

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