For most local cigarettes in Spain you’ll pay around €5 but anything like B&H etc it’s recently gone up to about €6.40.€5!
Not in Italy, France or Germany!
For most local cigarettes in Spain you’ll pay around €5 but anything like B&H etc it’s recently gone up to about €6.40.
I’ve not smoked for years. Have a couple of spliffs when I get in at night before bed and that does me.We have had our pants pulled down in the UK for cigs from the get go.
I’ve not smoked for years. Have a couple of spliffs when I get in at night before bed and that does me.
The flavours that they have brought out tells you exactly who the vape market is aimed at.In December last year, I was driving through Gately towards Cheadle on the day Kingsway (not sure what it’s called now) broke for their Christmas holidays, it was half day finish, they had obviously just come out of school as they had their uniforms on. There were hoards of teenagers everywhere. My sister and I were in my car and we both observed the number of teenagers who were vaping. I am convinced from what I saw, there are four or five times as many children vaping as smoked cigarettes by comparison.
Agreed. But I've seen it happen on the continent, which may explain why vaping hasn't taken off there.The ban on smoking indoors was brought in to protect people working in those places, wasn't it? Bars, clubs, etc.
I wouldn't want to work for an employer who turned a blind eye to this law and had no regard for my health.
And you will probably die young and or clog up the nhs in the meantimeI smoke. Have done since I was about 16. 10 a day now on average.
I know it isn't healthy, but I like it.
As my Grandad once said...."you're a long time dead"
Smoking outside bars/cafes etc is still very much a thing in Spain. Not inside though, there might be the odd back street gaff that allows it on the sly but you won’t see any smoking inside in any prominent locations.Agreed. But I've seen it happen on the continent, which may explain why vaping hasn't taken off there.