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A Roommate Agreement is a written contract between roommates that outlines their rights and obligations while living together. This agreement includes house rules, maintenance duties, restricted behaviors, and more. For a Roommate Agreement to be useful, everyone sharing the household must agree to it.
Sheldon never met Leonard, Howard, and Raj until they were all around 24. Penny didn't move into the building until Sheldon and Leonard were both 27 and have been living there as roommates and best friends for three years; Penny was only 21 then.
Fans of the hit sitcom will know that Sheldon (Jim Parsons) had a first roommate, Sebastian (Oscar nominee Steven Yeun), prior to Leonard (Johnny Galecki) moving in.
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Sheldon never met Leonard, Howard, and Raj until they were all around 24. Penny didn't move into the building until Sheldon and Leonard were both 27 and have been living there as roommates and best friends for three years; Penny was only 21 then.
More from TVLine “When I got accepted to grad school at Caltech, I was afraid to move so far away from home, so Tam said he'd move out here with me and be my roommate,” Sheldon explained to Amy. “Then over the summer, he got a girlfriend… even after reading all the pamphlets I gave him about social diseases.
Penny was the same age as Kaley was at the start of the show - 21 - while both Leonard and Sheldon are between 5/6 years older than Penny though their real life counterparts Johnny and Jim are both 10 years older than Kaley.
It dictates what Leonard has to eat each day of the week, what TV shows he is allowed to watch, whether he has a girlfriend stay over, that he has to drive Sheldon everywhere he wishes to go, whenever he wishes. It even dictates when Leonard is allowed to use the bathroom.
Currently rewatching Season 4, Episode 21, where Priya finds loop holes in the roommate agreement to benefit Leonard for once, so Sheldon blackmails her into getting Leonard to sign a new agreement that better benefits him.