<prompt> Human: im at my wits end with this problem and i thought maybe it would be best to get an outside opinion on the matter. Here are the facts.I live with three other people in a house two of which are in a relationshipship and share a roomtv and the other as the owner of the property. We have four boxes all together, one in each room as well as a community cable box in the living room. I originally agreed to pay 50 a month considering it was split evenly among the other roommates.That was untill he started letting us know the full amount due i had put two and two together to find out i was paying 13 of the bill. I mentioned it to the homeowner that it isnt fair that we pay a third just because the couple we live with shared a tvroom and that cable should be split evenly. He then divides it and they pay it for that first month but this month they are saying they arent willing to pay double in their eyes because they share a tv. Our bill was 195 this month and they not me came to the agreement of the couple paying 75 and me and the other roomate to pay 60 each. So tell me what would you do? Pay it or cut the cord?Tl;dr I live with three roommates, two are a couple and believe that they should only pay for a third combined because they share a tv, despite having a community cable box in living room.  <response>: The cable and Internet should be split evenly between all tenants regardless how they share rooms. That is the whole point of roommates. All utilities and cable and Internet should be split evenly between everyone. It is rent on the bedrooms where they save. The rent should be split by sq ft. So everyone evenly splits the common area and then each person only pays for their bedroom which means those that share a bedroom save money. 