So in case any of you guys were wondering how expensive the University of Miami is

So in case any of you guys were wondering how expensive the University of Miami is, aside from tuition, this is just my housing. Okay? I didn't get on-campus housing, neither did 80% of my entire grade, which by the way, the on-campus housing is around the same price as the apartment that I'm about to talk about. I'm in one of the more affordable apartments, and I already pay $2,300 each month for rent, and I live with two other people. So it's an apartment for three, and we each pay $2,300 a month. And then I'm over here like filling out my apartment stuff and I realized, oh, I have to pay for parking. $150 a month to park my car at my apartment complex, which if you're wondering is another $1,800 added on to the total year that I'm going to be living there. And then I'm like, okay, so now I also have to buy a parking pass to park on my campus, and that I already pay to attend. It's another $656 a year to park my car on my campus to get to my classes. By the way, my brother goes to school in Upstate New York and his rent is $300 a month. And this is aside from tuition. So I have a pretty hefty scholarship for tuition, so I don't pay as much as everyone else, but regularly $90,000 a year. I'm complaining about it, but like I go there. I'm the one that chose to go there. I didn't need to do this. And mine's still like a student housing dorm. Like it's all UM kids. We just can't live on campus because we have none. We have no upperclassmen housing except for one building that no one can get and it's still like $25,000 a year to live there. And some of these kids live in apartments that are like families live there. Like $5,000 monthly to live in apartments. I think next year we're going to try to find a house because that might be cheaper than an apartment. But like mine comes furnished and they pay for everything except for electricity. So like I know some people that have to buy furniture on top of that, which I'm like. And I don't even live in the city. We live in Coral Gables, which is like outside of the city, which also is a very rich neighborhood. So that's also why rent costs so much. But also right outside of my apartment complex is a homeless like feeding facility and the strip club. So, but you know what they say, it's great to be a Miami Hurricane. But actually in all realness, I paid for my tuition last year, so just keep watching my videos. Please, this is the only way I can afford this.