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Sain't Chrisotpher

Wow, a non-smoking section. Remember the old joke? It's like having a non-peeing section in the pool. I'd forgotten that about Michigan, the smoke.

I used to manage Paycheck's down in Hamtramck. To make some extra bucks, and to spiff up the place, I took on the task of washing the wall with the cool mural in the back part of the room. I sprayed by 409 on the wall and the drips turned black like a horror movie. I've never been so grossed out.

I've never smoked, I should say. Here in CA we abolished smoking in the bars and restaurants almost a decade ago and now when I go into a restaurant and see someone light up I am horrified. In a bar, I sympathize a bit, but then again the bastard isn't paying to launder that smell out of my clothes.

Next up, they are going to bar smoking in public parks. Eventually there will be private booths, just like the 25cent porn booths, where smokers will go with the exact shame, hoping that no one they know sees them going in or out.

Wow. Smoking sections.


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Sain't Chrisotpher

Wow, a non-smoking section. Remember the old joke? It's like having a non-peeing section in the pool. I'd forgotten that about Michigan, the smoke.

I used to manage Paycheck's down in Hamtramck. To make some extra bucks, and to spiff up the place, I took on the task of washing the wall with the cool mural in the back part of the room. I sprayed by 409 on the wall and the drips turned black like a horror movie. I've never been so grossed out.

I've never smoked, I should say. Here in CA we abolished smoking in the bars and restaurants almost a decade ago and now when I go into a restaurant and see someone light up I am horrified. In a bar, I sympathize a bit, but then again the bastard isn't paying to launder that smell out of my clothes.

Next up, they are going to bar smoking in public parks. Eventually there will be private booths, just like the 25cent porn booths, where smokers will go with the exact shame, hoping that no one they know sees them going in or out.

Wow. Smoking sections.


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Amy

My husband won't take me to Lu & Carl's because one of his ex-girlfriend's is a bartender there. I hope it's not the same person.

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