[lmr]

Their company, their dollar, their choice. I personally always get non-smoking rooms. The smoking rooms seem to have an "odor" to them that is rather unpleasant.

As a smoker, you would find this hard to believe, I don't like the lingering odor either. I would always get a non-smoking room and smoke outside. At home, I don't smoke inside either, I have young children and don't like the smell in my house. Now if I could figure out a way to keep the smell off my clothes, that would be awesome.

I need to quit smoking, I only smoke 10 to 15 cigarettes a day anyway, and I don't like the way it makes me feel anymore, I just haven't had the willpower to do it yet.

[mysterio]

I need to quit smoking as well. After I do, I will still joyfully boycott every one of these corporations that persecute smokers.

[Raycpa]

I just haven't had the willpower to do it yet.

Go to smoke enders.

Here is a hint. If you do not take the next cigarette their is a limited amount of urges to smoke but if you take the next one their is an unlimited amount.

For example, if you smoke 15 smokes per day and if we assume that by the end of one year you will have hardly any urges after that then you might assume that all that is between you and freedom is 5,000 urges to smoke.

When looked at this way you mentally greet each new smoking urge with excitement and thankfulness that you are one urge closer to freedom. Sort of like a journey that is complete after 5,000 steps.