First to give you an idea of where my apartment's located. That support exchange over there, next support square, and the red line Cambridge, Massachusetts. Down here is covered in law school. Just about two lights down, three quarters of clouds of Harvard Square proper. The 77 and the 96 go down here around every five minutes or so during the day, so it's a great location. But into my apartment, keep in mind that this place will be up for sublet starting July 1st. If you find more information about that, down in the comments I'll have a link to the crowds this post if you're interested. Then the lease starts in September. So this is my place. All 200 square feet of it are so. If you include the bathroom, it's a weird shape, so it's hard to actually calculate accurately. But yeah, this is where I live. Works. It's great, it's small, but it's everything I need. And more and less. So start off with a kitchen. Got the stove, refrigerator. Fridge raider is a little small, fourth size, but it fits everything that one guy could need. And cabinets, pretty spacious, it's deep. Get everything at what? Got about half a square meter of granite countertop. And I mean, I only have one cutting board. That's all I can use here, but it's all one person really needs. And I put in some LED lighting here for some better lights around the dishes so I can actually see what the hell I'm doing with this plant-a-room for fruits and vegetables. And I use this space up top as a pantry. And I have a step stool that has me to get up there and access the pantry because I'm not particularly tall. Next, check out the bathroom. The back of the bathroom door, I store all my shoes and some miscellaneous stuff down here. It's a great way to save space. Heirs up the shoes, works well, bathrooms, typical bathrooms, got a full shower, and I'm thinking, I'm going to toilet it. I store my laundry in here, works out pretty well. The stairs go right over the bathroom so it gives a little limited space, but I'm not really. Hang it out in my bathroom. Next, I'll get to the bed. So the previous tent had a bed over in that corner, had a Murphy bed. And there's still holes in some metal stuff for our equipment to attach a Murphy bed. But I didn't attach it. I didn't say I got a platform bed here. It's got a tatami mat. I'm real tatami mat with a, with a futon, shaky futon. And it works out well. I can take the futon off when I guess. And you can just as a pad for people to sit on and then put a plastic mattress over the tatami so that people can sit around and have some good time sitting around here. I guess I'd have a hard time having my grandparents over. But it works out pretty well for me. I have lots of books, but you could say space if you don't have as many books. I have my medias on over here. Speakers, TV, consoles, whatever. Fit just nicely. Plenty of room for art and wall hangings I've collected. And my dresser and my desk, it's an adjustable standing desk. So I don't have to have a chair, save some space there. But if you wanted to have a chair that could work. But not too many. And you can see right out onto the street. I like having the street noise. The only person here who keeps their blinds up. Everybody else keeps them down. I keep them up all the time. I like it. Friends and strangers can knock on my window and say, hi, if you're in the area, you live in nearby. You can stop by and say hi too. I like being new people. So yeah. That's my little apartment. That'll be decided to see it go. But if you're interested, again, check out the Craigslist Post in the comments. Thanks for checking it out.