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Everyone has a right to their own beliefs. The world would be awfully boring, if we were all the same!
I must say that I cannot stand cigarette smoke. I smoked for about 3 years (mostly in college). Even when I smoked, I would never smoke inside and hated going to smokey bars.
I lived in Austin, Tx, where smoking is banned in establishments that don't have a certain percentage of sales coming from alcohol, unless they have a separate ventilation system. Did that make sense? And, later in Washington state, where many places are voluntarily (I think?) smoke free.
Now, we move to North Carolina (my dh is from here- although not originally). This place has a love affair with tobacco! The city where I live wants to put limits on smoking in establishments, but they have to get approval from the state legislature (which is an uphill fight). All of the malls here have signs reminding people that they are NOW "smoke-free."
Anyway, my point here is I believe in a person's right to smoke. I also believe in protecting our children from said cigarette smoke. I think that children should not be allowed to sit in smoking sections of restaurants and such. If parents bring their kids, they would have to not smoke while eating. I know, I'm crazy.
I think it would be really bad for business to smoke around a product. It has nothing to do with a person's right to smoke, but if I purchased something that *reeked* I probably wouldn't buy from that person again. I just wouldn't want to have to wash a new item (even if it's only new to me) multiple times to rid it of the smell. That's just more work than I'd like.
Sorry, for the book. It started out short, but then most long stories do! :LOL
Everyone has a right to their own beliefs. The world would be awfully boring, if we were all the same!I must say that I cannot stand cigarette smoke. I smoked for about 3 years (mostly in college). Even when I smoked, I would never smoke inside and hated going to smokey bars.
I lived in Austin, Tx, where smoking is banned in establishments that don't have a certain percentage of sales coming from alcohol, unless they have a separate ventilation system. Did that make sense? And, later in Washington state, where many places are voluntarily (I think?) smoke free.
Now, we move to North Carolina (my dh is from here- although not originally). This place has a love affair with tobacco! The city where I live wants to put limits on smoking in establishments, but they have to get approval from the state legislature (which is an uphill fight). All of the malls here have signs reminding people that they are NOW "smoke-free."
Anyway, my point here is I believe in a person's right to smoke. I also believe in protecting our children from said cigarette smoke. I think that children should not be allowed to sit in smoking sections of restaurants and such. If parents bring their kids, they would have to not smoke while eating. I know, I'm crazy.
I think it would be really bad for business to smoke around a product. It has nothing to do with a person's right to smoke, but if I purchased something that *reeked* I probably wouldn't buy from that person again. I just wouldn't want to have to wash a new item (even if it's only new to me) multiple times to rid it of the smell. That's just more work than I'd like.
Sorry, for the book. It started out short, but then most long stories do! :LOL














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