What funny things have you encountered when sharing a room with your colleagues?

It's also because of my job change that I have to find a house 2 kilometers away from home. It's winter and I have to pay for heating. I'm so shabby and hard to move, I'm worried to death. Our lives have nothing in common. I go to work at ten o'clock in the morning. I usually get up at nine forty-five, and I drift to work by taxi. Female teachers also go to work at ten o'clock, but they get up after seven o'clock. People have to keep in good health. Every day, they drink Chinese medicine soup that makes their period docile. The more they drink, the more acne they get on their faces. Even I can't stand this Chinese medicine powder. At noon, we were both at work, and we couldn't come back for one day. At night, I came back every other day and got home at eight or nine o'clock, and then I lost to four or five o'clock in the morning. The female teacher got home at eight o'clock, went to bed at nine o'clock, and called me to turn off the lights in the living room at ten o'clock. Sleeping after 9 o'clock here is just like sleeping at 7 o'clock in the mainland.