<prompt> Human: My girlfriend and I mid 20s are currently renting out two rooms in an old rowhouse in Northeastern DC. The place is falling apart, and we are having some issues with our roommates. We are thinking about relocating to a luxury apartment complex nearby which would be closer to our workplaces. The complex has a half basketball court, swimming pool, fitness room, pool tables, and an indoor golf simulator. We are thinking about signing a 12 or a 24 month lease. Moving in would definitely lift our morales, but we are not sure if moving in would be reasonable, cost-wise. Breakdown:Combined emergency fund 31kMy TSP: 15k Her TSP: 24kCombined take home pay after contributing 10 to our TSPs respectively: 5,200Car 1 payment: 390 9.5k left, 2.9 interestCar 2 payment: 310 7k left, 1.7 interestFood: 400Entertainment: 200Phone netflix bill: 120Current rent including utilities: 1,100That leaves us approx 2,700 a month. But in reality, we often stash away about 2,500 a month. Luxury apartment rent utilities one parking space: 1,950Security Deposit: 1,650Amenities: 350 per yearCan we afford the 850 bump into our budget? Which might leave us a savings of about about 1,800 a month.Is this reasonable, or should we take a step back and remain frugal? Please advise.  <response>: Since this luxury apartment includes basketball court, swimming pool, fitness room, pool tables, and the golf simulator, can you use those to shave off some of your entertainment budget? 