Smoking ban in ND to include commercial trucks

i was up that way taking a load of rail road ties.

they had smoking in the restaurants. kind of surprised me as i thought this whole country was smoke free by now.

minus wyoming.

on another not. anyone rolled through there yet SMOKING AWAY.

 

If you don't own the truck and someone else may have to drive it someday, then you don't have the right to smoke in it, case closed.

 

Case ain't closed in Mr Freerksens's Truck;as my last name starts with a N. "Smoke em if ya got em" And I am. Pack open.

 

A case will be open soon too if I have to sit here much longer.

 

And now to continue; your responses are the very reason we need rules, or laws, if you will. Contrary to what "Rat" asserts, the residuals left behind in a smoking environment will have an adverse effect on others. That's why self-centered individuals need to be kept in check; you don' have the right to ---- with other people's lives. Go ahead, laugh now, my last name starts with a N.

 

May want to bone up on you smoke residue contents. That shot is so loaded with carcinogens it's amazing.


And I quite smoking I 2003. You should consider it. You'll feel better and you won't stink like an ashtray

 

Ya know,,,the problem with some of you is that you can't manage your own lives, yet think you have the right to tell the rest of us how to manage ours.

Whoever told you that the rest of us care what you think, was lieing to you.

Don't like my smoke? Stay away from me! What I do when I'm alone, in, or on my own property is none of your business!

 

Waaah....

I can comment to you you'll save money, you'll feel better and you'll smell better.

But beyond that, have at it. Come around me smoking, I'll ask you to put it out or leave. In a restaurant, I'd rather not deal with it while eating. My last company truck had a smoker in it. My stuff stank for the first two months I was in it. Mattress was junk because of smoke.