Anonymous #1 21w

My girlfriend moved her setup into the room too so it’s full now. It just felt like a guy room meme with just my stuff

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Anonymous #1 21w

You’re supposed to say “hell yeah”

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Anonymous #1 21w

Hell yeah

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Anonymous mr.jones 21w

My b I was also making a joke hell yeah

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Anonymous #9 21w

I feel you, books are in the living room with the blanket though

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Anonymous OP 21w

Oh, there’s more than one room?

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Anonymous #9 21w

2 bedroom apartment. One room for sleeping, one for games and school work lol

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Anonymous OP 21w

Good use of space

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Anonymous OP 21w

What city?

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Anonymous #10 21w

A2

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Anonymous OP 21w

Ann Arbor? You gotta be paying $2400 for that

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Anonymous mr.confused 21w

Sometimes the light reflects on a monitor mount but it’s better than light hitting the OLED panels directly. Thankfully Im busy during the day

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Anonymous OP 21w

i do agree, cause man i hate when the light glares on my screen, but like u at least need some blinds cause i would not be able to function like that

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Anonymous mr.confused 21w

The blinds that are installed do a decent job, it’s not as bright as looks in the picture. Sunlight on the screens would kill the pixels which is a a bigger concern and why I didn’t put it in the other corner. Plus it isn’t an issue at night when I get home from classes

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Anonymous OP 21w

OLED is reflective but IPS is better for sunlight

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Anonymous #10 21w

My EXACT thoughts upon reading “A2” and my jaw just dropped

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Anonymous #15 21w

Thankfully I’m not paying $2400, that’d be a bit tough

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Anonymous #15 21w

True. The TV in the living room is IPS since there’s more natural light there, but both bedrooms are good enough at blocking direct sunlight to have OLED panels. QD-OLED looks fantastic

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Anonymous OP 21w

True if you aren’t living downtown the rents a bit more reasonable but still technically more expensive than even a 3 bedroom house in most of America.

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Anonymous #15 21w

Oh yeah, I’m from the east coast originally so I understand that. Thankfully where I’m at it’s comparable to other college towns. Heading to the neighboring towns would still rent a small house for the same price though

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Anonymous #15 21w

Using the buses, not having to pay for parking, and being able to get to the school in 15 minutes outweighs the $100-200 a month that I’d “save” when you consider gas prices and parking permits.

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