Health experts think low tobacco prices, a general tolerance of smoking and changes brought by the pandemic may explain the uptick in cigarette use.
Health experts think low tobacco prices, a general tolerance of smoking and changes brought by the pandemic may explain the uptick in cigarette use.
Personally I wonder if switching from the term ‘smoker’ to something more accurately describing the experience for people around them, maybe something like ‘stinker’ and ‘horrible stinker’ instead of ‘heavy smoker’ might help reduce the appeal.
The exact opposite has happened, because “smoking” was a bad term, now it is “vaping” and that sounds cool, doesn’t it. That’s also the way smoking made a comeback with young people, vaping and
tabaktabacco with sweet tastes and nice scent and shisha bars.*tabacco
And at least vapers don’t stink. Nicotine on its own isn’t even too bad for health. It’s just catastrophic when it makes people inhale smoke.
Vapers make the entire area around them stink
*tobacco
What a word!