I've shared a two-bedroom, two- bath apartment with my roommate for two years. He was moving to Austin and I posted a " roommate wanted " ad in the local newspaper. I got a few calls, a couple from some very weird people. Finally, I got a call from Andrew. He seemednormal on the phone and we agreed he would stop by today to see the apartment.
When he got there, I showed him around . The apartment has a pretty large living roomwith a large couch and TV. It doesn't have a dining room, but it does have an eat-in kitchen. My room is the master bedroom with a connecting bathroom . My roommate's room was theguest room with the bathroom in the hall .
I told Andrew that he could to use any of the furniture that my roommate was leaving behind. He was taking his bed and dresser , but he planned to leave his desk in the bedroom. I also told him that he could use any of the appliances —the refrigerator , microwave , andcoffee maker .
Andrew said he liked the place and we agreed on the rent and to split the utilities . It wassettled. He would move in next month. What a relief I didn't have to talk to any more weird people!
When he got there, I showed him around . The apartment has a pretty large living roomwith a large couch and TV. It doesn't have a dining room, but it does have an eat-in kitchen. My room is the master bedroom with a connecting bathroom . My roommate's room was theguest room with the bathroom in the hall .
I told Andrew that he could to use any of the furniture that my roommate was leaving behind. He was taking his bed and dresser , but he planned to leave his desk in the bedroom. I also told him that he could use any of the appliances —the refrigerator , microwave , andcoffee maker .
Andrew said he liked the place and we agreed on the rent and to split the utilities . It wassettled. He would move in next month. What a relief I didn't have to talk to any more weird people!
