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Input: So every day I go to work and park in a parking garage.  I'm a couple floors up so I have to walk down the stairwell to get to the bottom floor then walk about 1/4 mile to my building. 

I get to work everyday at almost the exact same time as another lady who; parks near me, uses the same stairwell, and smokes the entire way from her car to the building. 

Tbh the garage is open enough that the smoke doesn't bother me until we get to the stairwell, at which point it's like the smoke just gathers and I can't breathe. 

Several days ive waited a couple minutes for her to go on so I didn't have to be around it, but today I lost my mind. 

I'm not a confrontational person but I had enough of the smoke and when we were walking down the stairwell I told her I can't breathe when she smokes in there. 

She stone cold looked at me, took a big puff and blew it my direction.  I was maybe 6-8 ft away so it wasn't directly in my face, but as she walked off it made me wonder did I violate her liberty or is she violating mine?

asking a lady to quit smoking near me