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1. tell your landlord if you're renting. a lot of them have contracts with exterminators and can get reduced rates.
2. stop blamimg your roommate's friend, it will get you nowhere. you have absolutely no way of knowing where the bedbugs came from. and it's not surprising to find one where someone was sitting. they feed on human blood, remember? a bedbug infestation takes about a month or two before it's easily noticeable (i.e. you see a bedbug) and not everyone has allergic reactions to the bites. for all you know, you could be the "gross" one.
3. that said, check your couch for more and for blood spots/bedbug shit. check your other furniture, too. try to catch one alive if you find it, and show it to the exterminator.
4. if you're in the u.s. and not in a state with a large city, there's a good chance the landlord will shift the cost of treatment on to you. if you live in a complex, there's an even better chance you already signed a bedbug clause saying exactly that. a lot of states don't have laws protecting tenants from bedbug infestations. treatment can be anywhere from $500-$1500 depending on how many rooms are treated, and with what.

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