When she found out that the smell was offencive, she offered to smoke outside

Shortly before the fall semester started, my roommate Becky and I got a third person in our room. We were roommates the year before, but the other person in our room left to go to a different school. We were hopeful that the new roommate would be just as cool as the other person. We didn’t get to interview anyone, because the school assigns people to the rooms as part of the dormitory and housing program. Our new roommate Rain turned out to be a fun-loving hippie that smokes a lot of weed. She is a wonderful person and she is a ton of fun, but my roommate and I don’t smoke weed and the smell is awful. She only smokes weed in her bedroom, but the smell linger into the other parts of our apartment. We share a living room, dining room, and kitchen. Most of the time the whole apartment smells like marijuana. Becky and I could not stand the smell of weed after a month and we offered to buy an air purifier for Rain to keep in her room. When she found out that the smell was offencive, she offered to smoke outside. Becky and I were happy to buy an air purifier if that helps with the odor, so Rain didn’t have to smoke outside and take the chance that someone on campus would call the cops. We were all trying to cooperate, so Rain decided to pitch in and we all paid a portion of the fees for the new air purifier. Ever since we started using that machine, the smell and the horrible odor isn’t a problem.
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