<human>: Hello Reddit. So, here's my situation. I live in a house with 4 roomates 2 girls me and the new guy. Let's call him bill. Bill moved in 2 little over 2 months ago. Nice, friendly guy but I've noticed that since he's moved in that chores have not been getting done, household supplies rarely get purchased and he's been late (2 weeks recently) paying bills. What is frustrating about the bills part is that he asked for an upgraded cable package (that he is supposed to pay for), yet can't come up with the cash - for a cable package he wanted! 

 Today I opened the recycling bin and noticed about a gallon and a half worth of empty vodka bottles that had to have been consumed in the last week or two. I have no issue with his drinking - as long as it doesn't affect anyone - but it is. The last straw was when my female roommate mentioned today that bill almost set the house on fire when he passed out when cooking a pizza, then a day after that drunkenly left a stove burner on for hours. 

Luckily, both of these were caught in time before anything serious happened. I don't trust this guy anymore, and I don't feel like he's been that respectful of the house rules and policies that were clearly stated in the contract. Being familiar with alcoholics and their behavior I'm just going to assume this will get worse. I've put my foot down - he's gotta go. 

Reddit - has anyone dealt with this type of situation before and how did you structure or word things so that it didn't come off as a personal attack? I just want to minimize the amount of drama that could happen. Thanks for listening guys. I'm looking forward to your response.

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<bot>: Alchoholic roomate must go - he's a safety concern and shows a constant disregard for the rules. How do I minimize the sting and possible drama of kicking him out when we have "the talk"?