Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwindhym
I just moved from a place that was doing a huge push for banning smoking in bars and casinos and such. The whole advertising campaign was based around the unfair act of subjecting the workers in such establishments to the smoking of the patrons. Here's an idea: If you don't want to breathe smoke, don't work at one of TWO ****ing places where smoke is gonna ****ing be, instead of infringing on our right to enjoy a cigar or *** with our purchases.
|
That's ridiculous and childish.
Some people's entire careers are in pubs and casinos. You don't just easily walk out of your job and get another career in something you don't want to do, just because a portion of the customers selfishly think their "right" to smoke is more important than someone's right to earn a living at the establishment of their choosing.
Enjoying a smoke vs. making money doing something you like to do and making it possible for these establishments to even operate = clear and obvious winner.
I'm a smoker and even I understand this.