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I feel her pain, but unless it’s a non smoking building, he has every right to smoke.
So true but I do wonder if she realized that it was a not non smoking building. Why in your right mind would a non smoker sign a lease to live in a smoking building
Last edited by Marshabrady; 05-17-2018 at 12:52 PM..
I read this and I feel her pain. I live in a NON SMOKING building and people smoke cigs, cigars and weed. Management does sh*t about it of course.
Yeah I feel your pain. My dumb*ss neighbor was guilty of this until he was threatened - letter from the developer's attorney and all. If he does it again, I have no problem reporting him. He's already on the building manager's sh*tlist.
Yeah I feel your pain. My dumb*ss neighbor was guilty of this until he was threatened - letter from the developer's attorney and all. If he does it again, I have no problem reporting him. He's already on the building manager's sh*tlist.
This is a great thing what you guys are doing - reporting the jerks.
Livingsinglenyc's case is a special one though. Management is very lackadaisical for some reason that is so annoying. I cannot wait until I read a, "Idiot Frat House finally gets evicted" post from livingsingle! I think I will take myself out to a steak dinner, of how much I feel that pain - having lived through it myself before!
I'm curious to know what building she lives in. I've worked in property management, and it's very very hard to get a building to go non-smoking unless it's a brand new build / new conversion and is being leased up from scratch.
I guess a rider can put in new leases saying you agree not to smoke inside during your term, and eventually the building will cycle itself out - but if you're living next to someone who was grandfathered in and continues to smoke, while you had to sign something saying you can't - it gets tricky.
As an ex-smoker who finally has my sense of taste and smell back, I realize how unpleasant and heavy cigarette smoke can be and I definitely wouldn't want to smell it day and night in my house. But I also think (based on my experience with tenants) that most people are way too sensitive about it and some people are downright babies. I had someone complain constantly that they were smelling smoke coming from ** outside ** when they opened up their window. From people passing on the street, like it's something that I'd have control over
So true but I do wonder if she realized that it was a not non smoking building. Why in your right mind would a non smoker sign a lease to live in a smoking building
Because most buildings do not forbid smoking. Constricting your choices to "Non-smoking building" will severely limit where you can live.
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