If you needed yet another reason to quit smoking, here it is.

  • TomMasz@lemmy.world
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    12 days ago

    I live in the US and it’s becoming more and more unusual in many places to see people smoking. As a result, I see fewer discarded cigarette butts than ever. Still not zero, but getting there.

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      12 days ago

      It’s the hardest thing about traveling to Europe for me. I love being in Europe, but after living in a part of the US with almost no smokers it is jarring to smell cigarette smoke everywhere on the streets there.

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        12 days ago

        I’m in Western NY, but even in NYC it’s less than 9%. The state offers a lot of support for quitting, perhaps that’s why.

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            12 days ago

            They’re $15 throughout the state. So they’re probably more in the city.

            Reservation cigarettes negate those prices though.

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              12 days ago

              Reservation cigarettes negate those prices though.

              TIL that, on at least some Indian reservations in the United States, cigarettes are sold, sold at a lower price and sold to the general public. I could not find a reference on Wikipedia; all I found was a seemingly unofficial webpage.