Like... a 5 gallon jug right?

I would say so. Almost doubled for me over the past 2 years and I have a clean record

All I'm saying is I know people that do it. There's some sort of net positive in it for them. Also, get in on a friend's and family discount and the hotel doesn't have to to be that bad. Some Hiltons I go to are ~$60 a night with it.

I would not move here. Rents are ridiculous. I Def know people that commute and stay in hotels to avoid the rent

You have to schedule to go visit, but then you get a fob to get it whenever you want.

Anytime Fitness

Notes were about parking. 3rd floor.

Beware of first floor. There's a guy that smokes inside during the winter and it smells bad.

I should also add that it takes forever to get anything fixed. Last year the garage door broke on the lower level and it took like 6 months to get it fixed. Leaving peoples cars unsecured. There also seems to be lots of leaks everywhere. Cars get dripped on in the garages, puddles don't drain if your parking outside the garage, and the parking area in general smells really bad. The neighbors are also pretty bad about cleanliness. I had a dog that would find KFC like chicken bones all the time outside the doors and parking area.

I recently moved from there and my advice is STAY AWAY!!!

The super isn't as bad as I think the reviews say but, that being said my old roommates had several negative interactions with him. The worst was yelling/screaming at each other and the smaller annoyances were passive aggressive notes on doors.

I had 2 pretty terrible experiences while living there. One is the landlord related the other is the construction of the building. The landlord basically refused to fix anything, including flooding damage due to construction in the unit above mine. Shit seems to break A LOT. On that note, it's a roll of the dice of whether or not you'll have hot water. There's 1 large boiler for the entire complex. The second thing and this was the real reason why I moved is that the insulation is god awful!!! Before the electricity hike of 2023, my winter electricity bill for a 570sq ft unit was almost $500 a month.

If I were you, I would pass.