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I'd be more surprised to see a smoke alarm in somebody's room.
They are required in bedrooms in California if the place was built after 1992.
Edit: Smoke alarms not sex swings
I think it’s the case in most states now. Required in bedrooms and hallways
Which in my apartment is annoying as hell; the one in the hall is less than a foot from the one in my bedroom. If one goes off when cooking, the other one goes off too. Redundancy is good but maybe put the one in the bedroom somewhere other than right above the door?