My sentiments exactly. I oppose bans of these types, but bars and restaurants are afraid to implement bans unless forced to do so by law, for fear of losing customers. Yet the math would seem to argue that a greater number of establishments give it a try.
About 22% of American adults are smokers. Ans since their is a strong inverse relationship between smoking and income level, you'd think that at least some upscale establishments would give it a try. I think they'd substantially increase their business due to grateful non-smokers beating a path to their door.
In my opinion, nothing impairs the taste of food, and especially of a fine wine, than cigarette smoke in the vicinity. I hope bar and restaurant owners read this article and take heed.
Let me try again...
About 22% of American adults are smokers. Ans And since their there is a strong inverse relationship between smoking and income level, you'd think that at least some upscale establishments would give it a try.
I think they'd substantially increase their business due to grateful non-smokers beating a path to their door. In my opinion, nothing impairs the taste of food, and especially of a fine wine, more than cigarette smoke in the vicinity. I hope bar and restaurant owners read this article and take heed.
"Ans since their is a strong inverse relationship between smoking and income level,"
First the word is anD. Second I did not realize this was a Nazi sight. Bloomberg is referred to as the Nazi Mayor of NYC, and there are many movements to fight this. Leave it to the LSM to find the ONE & ONLY bar owner that goes along with this. He should try walking the streets of Brooklyn to see how many establishments have closed since these ludicrous bans went into effect. The local bars start getting rid of the "visitors" & lock the doors when only the regulars are there. People need to get a life & stay out of everyone else's.