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To: Old Retired Army Guy
Walk in any restaurant that has seperated smoking and non smoking scetions and you will see an almost empty smoking section while the non-smoking section thrives.

I see just the opposite, and I don't even smoke in restaurants.

18 posted on 01/06/2008 8:44:53 AM PST by Hillarys Gate Cult (The man who said "there's no such thing as a stupid question" has never talked to Helen Thomas.)
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To: Hillarys Gate Cult

Perhaps that’s a reflection of where you live. Ever since I was a child, it’s always been the case at a restaurant that if you want to be seated faster, you sit in the smoking section. (Now it’s called “first available,” which invariably means the smoking section.) Everywhere I go, people are willing to wait to avoid the smoke. I’ve been to plenty of local restaurants where there are almost always seats in the bar area while the nonsmoking wait approaches 30 minutes.


20 posted on 01/06/2008 8:48:02 AM PST by flintsilver7
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To: Hillarys Gate Cult; SheLion
I see just the opposite, and I don't even smoke in restaurants.

My experience before the anti-property rights crowd gained ascendancy and banned smoking altogether was the same as yours.

There was, more often than not, a wait for seating in the smoking section.

22 posted on 01/06/2008 8:51:53 AM PST by Madame Dufarge
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To: Hillarys Gate Cult

Same in Nevada.. before the smoking “ban” (Its being ignored for the most part)

When we were allowed to smoke in restaurants the smoking section was ALWAYS full and the non section was quiet/empty.


24 posted on 01/06/2008 9:05:26 AM PST by eXe (Si vis pacem, para bellum)
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