I think what you call 'social hacking' is what everyone else calls 'being a ****!'Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
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I think what you call 'social hacking' is what everyone else calls 'being a ****!'Quote:
Originally Posted by Lynn
is that a four letter word, I cant spell it with four letters...
I seenno issue with it. I dont like cigarettes or the smell but its a room filled with smoke so its source is not much matter to me.
Cigarettes aren't allowed, the owner smokes cigars and pipes.
At the local B&M this evening for a Quesada event everybody in the place smoking cigars and a guy walked in with a cigarette lit it. You couldn't tell with all the cigar smoke in the air. But it was posted all over no smoking in regards to cigs.
My favorite B&M allows it. If I had a vote I'd vote against it but I can live with it to get the awesome atmosphere and service they offer.
The other place nearby does not allow it, but that is literally the only thing I like about the place. They're horrifically overpriced and they follow you around in the humidor like they just know you're about to swipe a dozen sticks on your way out. Screw them. I'll deal with the cigarette smoke. There's not that many who do it anyway.
Well, for me it's simple. If you are in a cigar bar, you smoke...mmmm, is this a trick deal or what?...cigars! If it's a 'smoking lounge', well, anything goes. The key is proper notification, thataway, you keep things real. A sign at the entrance which announces "Welcome to Hodad's (whatever) Cigar Lounge. This sign is real and to the point. We welcome cigars...nothing else" or something like that, I can have a lot of fun with the verbiage on a sign!