guess I need a house
chemforever
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My apartment complex is going smoke free inside and anywhere on the property, this should be a great feat to undertake since many people smoke cigs here. This won't be a problem for them since it takes all of 5 min (not likely to get caught) for them to finish but for us cigar smokers, enjoying a nice stick takes quite a while. I guess I am going to have to smoke in my car now (maybe close to my place so I can still use my wifi lol), since there are no B&M close to me. Thank God I am out of here after the summer, this is a huge bummer . I guess I will have to live vicariously through you guys for a bit!
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How do these places get away with things like that?
1. Declare that you are a Real American.
2. Point meaningfully at those trying to take away your rights.
3. Indicate that you are not pleased with their conduct. Express this displeasure.
4.Wrap up your points with a strong conclusion.
5. Declare Hulkamania, run wild.
But seriously, that sucks dude. Hope things work out. If you ever need a spot to smoke, my lawn is always open.
P.S. I have a suspicion that this might have to do with liability and insurance (fire risk).
Best of luck man
Or get a note from your doctor that you have to smoke...for medicinal purposes.
I'm no expert....but unless your original lease specifically bans smoking, or you've signed an addendum agreeing to this change - I don't see how they could enforce it/penalize you.
Now if you renew your lease or sign a new lease with a no-smoking clause then you'd have to follow it.
But it would make sense to me that if your landlord is going to change "rules"/"terms of your lease" and you didn't sign/agree to it --- then I'd think you'd be able to break the lease early and move.
Like I said, I'm no expert but it doesn't seem right that a landlord could change the terms "mid-lease." You might want to do some internet research and see if you can move early....