ysr_racer 11:43 AM 07-17-2012
I'm done smoking in Cigar Lounges
I enjoy a nice cigar lounge as much as the next guy, but I don't know how some of you guys hang out in them.
Every time I come out of one of them my clothes
STINK, and I'm a cigar smoker.
I mean they
STINK so bad that when I get home I have to wash everything I'm wearing. I made the mistake of bringing my backpack and laptop in a few of them, now they stink too.
Here's pictures of some of the CL's I've been in, but I'm done.
http://www.picturetrail.com/ysr_racer
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JenksAnejo 11:48 AM 07-17-2012
Originally Posted by :
I don't know how some of you guys hang out in them.
Great ventilation is one of the main reasons I stick with a certain B&M here in town. I think this is HUGE when owning a cigar shop. I hardly ever smell like a cigar when I come out of the lounge.
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big pete 11:49 AM 07-17-2012
I know how you feel. Sucks when I go after work on Fridays and have to take the bus home
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14holestogie 11:54 AM 07-17-2012
That's just one of many hazards of the hobby. Suck it up!
I've been thinking of going shirtless the rest of my life to avoid another burn hole from a hot ash.
:-)
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lenguamor 11:56 AM 07-17-2012
I've gotten very picky about where I smoke. Because, if you think about it, if you stink that bad after hanging out there then the ventilation was crap; and if that's so, then you inhaled a ton more smoke than necessary to enjoy our shared avocation.
I've been to places—ONCE, mind you—that were so bad I felt like leaving within minutes.
Try to find another place, one with better ventilation. By patronizing the places that spend a bit more on their customers' comfort and health, you perpetuate that business model.
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FriendlyMan 11:56 AM 07-17-2012
The car is much worse, and as mentioned before ventilation is a big one. but for some reason it's the last thing some store owners want to invest in.
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bobarian 12:00 PM 07-17-2012
Shouldnt this be in the Joke thread?
:-)
God forbid you should have to wash your clothes after wearing them. I was not aware that laptops absorbed odors, maybe try some Fabreze on the backpack.
:-)
OMG it's such a hassle.
:-)
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Havanaaddict 12:01 PM 07-17-2012
I love the smell
:-) But ventilation is a big deal
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massphatness 12:02 PM 07-17-2012
fencefixer 12:11 PM 07-17-2012
I'm lucky that ours is well ventilated. Sometimes I'll spend 8 hours or more inside as I work from home, so I just take my work there and puff along. Sorry you had a bad experience.
:-)
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14holestogie 12:16 PM 07-17-2012
Originally Posted by massphatness:
I go for the waitresses
I vote they go shirtless as well...
:-)
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688sonarmen 12:22 PM 07-17-2012
Originally Posted by bobarian:
Shouldnt this be in the Joke thread? :-)
God forbid you should have to wash your clothes after wearing them. I was not aware that laptops absorbed odors, maybe try some Fabreze on the backpack. :-)
OMG it's such a hassle. :-)
I was thinking the same thing, or the OP got hacked by his wife
:-)
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CigarNut 12:22 PM 07-17-2012
You will always pick up some smoke odor if you are indoors whether it's in a lounge, your garage, man cave or home. Hopefully, you wash your clothes sometime, so if you have some smoke odor you wash more frequently. Not necessarily a bad thing.
I like to smoke outside when I can but I go to the local cigar lounge to be with my friends...
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shilala 12:38 PM 07-17-2012
I generally smell like a wildebeest and a pound of bacon. Smelling like a cigar is a step up.
That said, I'm been in B&M's that are so thick with smoke that I can't see the next table. I consider myself smart enough to get out of a burning building, so I do. If I can't draw a breath of air and my eyes are burning out of their sockets, it's probably a good idea to git. There's a point where it becomes too uncomfortable to enjoy myself anymore, but it's only ever happened once, maybe twice, and I can't remember the second time.
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sikk50 01:09 PM 07-17-2012
This was relevant to my interests, thank you for sharing.
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Stephen 01:18 PM 07-17-2012
Originally Posted by lenguamor:
By patronizing the places that spend a bit more on their customers' comfort and health
I know, right? Anymore I only go to all-you-can-eat buffets that have treadmills.
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kaisersozei 01:19 PM 07-17-2012
I know where the OP is coming from, especially since I'm the only smoker in my house I want to be sensitive to what "smells" I bring home. Which is one of the reasons I do most of my smoking outside, or I'm selective about the B&Ms I frequent.
One of the best indoor places to smoke in my area is actually a restaurant--Bailey's does a great job of removing ambient smoke, you can see it being sucked up into the ventilation.
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Stephen 01:22 PM 07-17-2012
Originally Posted by shilala:
I generally smell like a wildebeest and a pound of bacon.
So that's what shame smells like...
:-)
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markem 01:23 PM 07-17-2012
I like my cigar lounge. They have a washer and dryer to clean your clothes before you leave and loaner hoodies and sweats so that you don't have to go buck nekkid. It's the little things like this that keep me going there.
That and the all you can drink Jack Daniels Thursdays.
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Mention to the owner that his vent system is not working. Lose enough customers something will change.
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