Anonymous #3 9w

I’ve never had a lease that didn’t say no smoking LOL…

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Anonymous #2 9w

If your door gets kicked in everyone’s going down for it. As a smoker smoking inside is goofy.

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Anonymous #5 9w

(if it’s weed and they do it correctly there are ways to vent it so it doesn’t smell before the landlord finds out, and the health effects are not as bad, but they’re still the ah for not respecting someone saying they don’t want their nonsmoking house to not have smoke in it)

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Anonymous #6 9w

Same here

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Anonymous #1 9w

even the smoker in me wouldn’t say yes it’s simple respect to other ppls boundaries and it would be plain ignorant to assume everyone’s ok with smoking inside unless it’s specifically stated not to. what any smoker should do is always smoke outside and if they feel like asking their roommate if it’s cool they can but it’s not up to the roommate to state “hey that’s not cool” to something so obv not cool…

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Anonymous #7 9w

i get just as bad headaches from people vaping nic near me as smoking cigarettes. i think we’re going to find out down the line that secondhand vape is also harmful.

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Anonymous #5 9w

this is super valid! i think if you get reactions like this and/or don’t want to consume it secondhand you have every right to ask your tenants/roommates to not do it around you. this is just my preference bc i smoke myself lol

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Anonymous #8 9w

Type shi

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Anonymous #6 9w

Why would their door get kicked in what 😭

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Anonymous #12 9w

smoke is enough for landlord to enter without permission due to fire risk

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Anonymous #12 9w

You must not read your leases. Also because weed is obviously illegal most people who smoke would be smart enough not to do it somewhere where you’ll be identified use your noodle.

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Anonymous #5 9w

Let them find out the hard way. LOL I worked in leasing for two years and we always knew who were smoking weed in their apartment or had unauthorized animals. We’d chill let it be and then randomly hit them with a $300 fine when rent was due. It was wild. They’d call freaking out and the manager would forward photos right back to the email of proof. Radio silence.

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Anonymous #6 9w

wow did not expect this to pop off, but thanks guys for validating me 🥹

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Anonymous #6 9w

yeah as a former medical cannabis patient, a lot of people don’t know that it is still federally illegal to have weed in rented/leased housing you don’t own outright regardless of medical status or recreational legality in your state. they make it very clear in the forms you have to sign. WON’T ANYONE PLEASE READ IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS THOROUGHLY?

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Anonymous #5 9w

If it’s weed they could just do edibles if they absolutely need to be inside

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Anonymous #13 9w

not everyone who responds well to smoking responds well to edibles, but if their roommate can smell their smoke, they clearly are weenie hut junior at filtering their smoke or aren’t trying at all, at which point, they should be banished outside lol

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Anonymous #5 9w

I wish I could award a comment 🏆

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Anonymous #5 9w

fair enough yea

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