Canada is insanely cold. If you've never been to the most northern corners of North America, you might not even really understand what -40°F feels like. Curious about the sensation of having the watery layers of your skin cells freeze on contact with the outside air? Head up to Canada during an arctic blizzard.
That's why heaters are so desperately important and in our next story, one tenant proves to their landlord the cost of being cheap when it comes to turning on the heat.
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There are moments in the wintertime when even the most desperately stubborn residents will have to turn on the heater. Without a fireplace, wood stove, or solar-powered heating system, it can get inordinately costly to run the heater. Usually, when your life is at stake and the interior temperature of your home rivals a polar bear enclosure, it's time to start thinking about running the heat instead of cutting costs.
Our next story is about a pair of college students living in an unfinished basement in Canada. Like many of us during the formidable years of our early 20's, u/nalorin and his girlfriend were desperate to cut every corner to save a little cash– even if that meant living in the freezing cold. But once that real Canadian chill settled through the house, they recognized an even more daunting foe: a landlord that refused to pay for them to run the heater.
Scroll for the entire chilling tale of how this young couple maliciously complied with their landlord's request, costing him $650 and heating the house enough to keep all 10 of their toes.
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