<prompt> Human: So as most have heard by now, Cox cable has set a data cap on their internet subscribers. My house included. Five of us live in the same house because we all attend college, so as expected we went well over the cap. Cox cable is charging the house 110. My roommates have decided it is only fair if I pay 60 because I twitch stream taking up most of the data. Not only can I not afford to pay this every month, but I also think it is unjust. We never agreed to it in the lease, so should I even pay? It was clearly stated that to stay here all we would be paying is 600 rent and we would all split electricity. Is there a workaround where we could get a different cheaper internet plan?Assistant: I mean, from a legal perspective did you sign a lease or is this more of a buddy thing?From a personal perspective, if you are the one who is responsible for the overages, why wouldnt you feel obliged to pay for it? If someone crashed into the wall and put a hole in it, would you split the cost to fix it?Human: We did all sign a lease that said all we were required to pay rent and electricity.Also, im not the only contributor. Were all guys who have gaming consoles, we all play. Im not even the only streamer in the house.  <response>: Then get a new router that can measure how much each person is using. Video streaming takes up a lot more data than regular gaming, btw. 