<prompt> Human: Some Background:Im a 22 year old college student full time member of the labor force. I work 40-45 hours a week. Making 14 good for my age and position. Im going to have my associates after this semester, then taking semester off of school before starting at university spring 18. Im thinking of moving back in with my parents to cut some costs and because two of my current roommates are looking at moving out of the area. I have other potential roommates so its not like I cant find a place in town.My commute to work is currently under 10 minutes through town and would be between 20-25 minutes highway.When I moved out almost two years ago, it was primarily because I was in a relationship and wanted to get away from the nest to be on my own. That is no longer the case and Im currently feeling I want to wait to get into any new romantic relationships until Im done with college and in a more stable spot in my life. So the stigma of still living with your parents at 2324 doesnt really bother me that much. Of course, the heart does what the heart wants so that thinking could change tomorrow. If that did happen though I could just working on moving back into town.Between rent, pge, comcast, cal water, trash I would save between 500 and 700 a month. I would also probably save more on food between not being able to eat out as much country life and my parents cooking. I would spend more on gas of course with the longer commute.I love the ease of living in town. Down the street from everywhere. Nothing to do for an hour, no worries chill in your bed. But I also love low cost of living and being able to save more. I have a great relationship with my parents otherwise I would even consider this have it as an option. I dont know for sure that my parents wont charge me rentutilities but Im fairy certain. I havent spoken with them yet though.  <response>: Id do it.Id also allow my kid to move back in so long as theyre still in school, getting good grades and are working towards a tangible goal. Id still let them live there after graduating as long as theyre saving for a home purchase, etc. 