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Agreed. Designate smoking and non-smoking bars/restaurants, simple as that.
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A higher percentage of people that go to bars are smokers than in the general population. If you add the people that go to bars and "socially smoke" and the non-smokers that do not mind smoke in bars, I am sure a decent majority of people that actually go to bars on a regular basis are against the ban. I am willing with confidence that more than 50% of people that go to bars smoke regularly or socially. |
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Well excuuuuuuuuuusssssssseeee mmmmmmmwwwwwaaa
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It is a valid question.
If you have never had or do not have ties to the area and are not thinking of moving here, I have no idea why you are here. |
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Ya I love this law. It has totally helped me quit smoking. I am now smoke free, feeling great, and loving it. Going out with friends on the weekends used to be my weak point always causing me to start back up by smoking OPC's then eventually buying another pack, but now that NOBODY can smoke in a bar or wherever, the other smokers I am out with that night cannot light up either, leading me to not have to deal with the "peer pressure" of seeing everyone else doing it making me want to light up again as well. I say stick with the law. Smokers will learn to adapt just as they have in NYC and CA. This is a great thing for IL.
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No states goal should be to force people to cease a legal behavior that they are getting taxed to Mars for. If the states want people to quit smoking, let them ban the sale of cigarettes. That will never happen. The smokers are balancing states budgets and cannot even smoke in a bar. What a crock. |
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My last experience in dealing with a smoking bar was out in Romeoville at some bar/sports bar place and some IDIOT right near me was smoking some disgusting stogie in there stinking the entire place up. It finally made a number of us nautious so we left after only being there a couple of hours where we otherwise would have stayed. So how fair is that to not only us, but the bar owner? There were 8 of us in all (three of us had to leave because of the smoke causing the entire group to leave) all due to one idiot in there stinking the place up, thus causing the bar owner to lose out on 8 potential customers to serve one cigar smoker? Hmmm I'm no mathmatician, but it would look like the bar owner lost some $$$ that night from us leaving, vs. had he told the guy to stop smoking of which the smoker most likely would have stayed and drank as well as us and the state would have made up for any potential tax $$$ lost on cigarette/cigar taxes made up for with alcohol tax on those $6 drinks we were drinking. Last edited by NYrules; 01-15-2008 at 08:36 AM.. |
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Even many cigarette smokers dislike cigar smoke. It is much different than cigarette smoke. The cigar issue is completely different... |
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I like that math!
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