lizard said:well, that's for your hallowed city
shit, that's for the entire northeast and west coast
It's not until PA or MD where it gets cheaper. But yeah, NJ & NY are 2 of the most expensive in the country, if not the most expensive.
lizard said:well, that's for your hallowed city
lurch70 said:NYC really .. Long ISland ... cigs are still $3
lurch70 said:dude ... Long Island ... any gas station i pull up to ... $3 a pack
MadeInNewJersey said:I don't think you've been to very many places in Long Island. I used to go there quite a bit, and cigs are always $5+/pack.
Two points:MadeInNewJersey said:First point: to me, it's simple. A smoker can go outside and still have a cigarette, then continue on with their night in the bar or whatever. A non-smoker CANNOT escape smoking in that same bar, i.e. they can't go outside and have their beer, etc.
If you do, you might consider fowarding it over to the anti-smoking lobby folks. I'm certain they'd love to have some actual facts to work with.MadeInNewJersey said:Second point: I don't know anything about documented studies, though I'm fairly certain the necessary info could be found if I had the time or energy to do so.
Well, if the only carcinogens they were ever exposed to came from second-hand smoke, you'd have a point. However, living in NJ, second-hand smoke is the least of your worries.MadeInNewJersey said:UT, what more proof needs to be provided other than people who have developed lung cancer, emphysemia (sp?) or other smoking-related illnesses and yet they themselves do not smoke? It's not really a leap in logic to draw the necessary conclusion, is it?
All I'm saying is, I think it's a bad idea to welcome government bans, just because you happen to agree with the the one currently open for discussion.MadeInNewJersey said:I sense your issue is with the government stepping in at all, and not so much with it specifically being about smoking. I'm fairly apolitical, so I can't really debate you on the pros/cons, I just know that it doesn't bother me, and I welcome the smoking ban.
Nate The Great said:I love how the tobacco companies have commercials trying to help people quit smoking. What's up with that?