<prompt> Human: The end of my twelve month lease is coming up and my landlord asked if I wanted to renew it for the same rate. I saved up a lot of money for my emergency savings, so for the heck of it I asked if theyd be willing to reduce the rate for 6 months if I paid those months in advance. To my surprise, they said they would by 50 each month. I take home around 1000 a week for pay post-tax, and I currently have 9000 in emergency savings. Id dip into my savings and pay 5100 all at once with this discount. Considering this would cut my monthly expenses by 60 for six months to around 600 per month, my emergency savings left over should still be able to cover me for those six months should anything happen. Regardless, Id still build my savings back up to 9000, which shouldnt be a problem.My worry is that I might be overlooking something where, even if rent expenses are nonexistent for a period of time, Id still be in a bad place which could be resolved if I left my savings intact. What are your thoughts? Should I take it and save 300 in the grand scheme of things? Or not risk it, for whatever reason?  <response>: Put your haggling hat on and say you can swing it for 100 dollars off. 