<prompt> Human: So heres the issue, my roommate Ill call him Jesse wants to bring another person on board this prospective roommate will be Ron to make rent cheaper. We currently have 4 people paying about 370-390 each month to cover rent utilities for a two story house with a two car garage, frontbackyard, kitchen with appliances, laundry room with washer dryer, etc. Basically we have a very sweet deal already.The problem arose when Jesse decided we needed a fifth roommate to make rent cheaper. This would lower the price he pays by around 70month Now Jesse is my good friend and I love the guy, but he is currently unemployed and his uncle pays his rent. He became extremely agravated when the four of us voted on the matter and it came out 2-2. Majority rules in our house, so that meant Ron wouldnt move in. However, Jesse is now saying that he will have to move out if the rent doesnt get cheaper, but his uncle gives him 500 a month which is more than enough to cover rent as is.Now I dont have a problem with Ron personally, but I only know him as an acquaintance from University. We have had five roommates in the past and things like pantry space, fridge space, morning shower routines, and parking become more of a hassle, so I am against having him move in.What I want advice on is what I can say do to make Jesse straighten up his financial priorities, because I feel like if he wants extra money, his first goal should be a job rather than an extra roomate.  <response>: The unemployed roommate wants to leave voluntarily, and youre considering trying to get him not to? You havent spent enough time with a bag of popcorn reading through rlegaladvice landlord tenant threads.Never know when the uncle might cut off that gravy train. Sounds like youre in a college town, or at least near a school. Shouldnt be too hard to find another roommate if Jesse decides hed rather try his luck elsewhere 