I was aiming for clarification but ill settle for being right, thanks!

I am genuinely curious which part of my comment you are projecting as angry, but I also don’t really care. Its a bit strange you are turning this dialogue into an argument when I sought clarification because of your initial ambiguously worded comment (phrased as disagreeing, but factually supported my claim).

Did you read past the first 3 words?

> unless you have significant building heating that you’re able to piggyback off of.

You said you parents benefit from proximity heating in their apartment, which would prove that no, you can’t get 70+ degree temps and cheap gas bill without outside assistance.

Ok so you proved my point?

No degree of efficiency can beat natural gas prices atm. You are likely benefitting from the building common area heating and neighbor heating to a great degree.

I’m calling BS on this, unless you have significant building heating that you’re able to piggyback off of.

+1 for space heater recommendation.

It’s the smartest way to keep wherever you are a bit warmer. Don’t need to hear the whole house when you can only be in one room at a time.

Yea, my first line of defense is always adding more clothes. Sweatpants / sweatshirt / slippers.

Then I have a small space heater for my office room that I use moderately throughout the day (work from home) to keep my immediate proximity a bit warmer while keeping the apartment heat at 66 daytime temp.

73 degrees, are you nuts? My heat won’t touch a temperature starting with 7. You pretty much explained it yourself. If you want to cook yourself in your unit at 33 cents kW/h you’re gonna have a bad time.

It’s SO on brand 😂😂

Just absolutely huuuuge NIMBY energy emanating from this post btw.

Just FYI may not be the best idea to act like a total asshole online and have your username follow the first initial + last name format.

The green line access in those locations has been priced in for some time.

With regards to gentrification, the market will simply have to adjust to pay enough so the low skill workers can afford to live close enough to the city.