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How two women share a Manhattan studio apartment for $3,500 a month — but never at the same time

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Two women living together in a small Manhattan studio apartment have figured out a way to never run into each other.

Daisy Okas and her roommate have been cohabitating in their Murray Hill studio since January, paying a total rent of $3,500 per month.

But their paths never cross because they have worked out a system: each stays in the pad on different nights of the month, Okas, 51, told The Post.

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