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I quit smoke for about a month after I read this book, "Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking". And I think I am going to read it again.
Good on you Nick. Each has their own experience and challenges with this - find and do whatever works for you.
Whatever happens, just never quit quitting.
Looking forward to your non-smoker's reviews of your 100th H shirt and forthcoming Highwayman Deserve it bro.
One added perk is that you'll be able to wear your jackets without acquiring the stale cigarette smell. I'm probably speaking the obvious but it makes a huge difference. Resale value really suffers w/the smell, or the pool of potential buyers for an item becomes very small once the smell is on there. That's been my experience.
Stil better than that guy on ebay a few years ago who listed the LW ANJ-4 claiming its heavy weed smell was due to "excessive partying in it" or whatnot in the description. At least he was honest...
One of the best things they've done over here in the past 10 years was banning smoking in bars etc. Suddenly, you could go out for the evening and know that you wouldn't come home smelling like an ashtray. One jacket I wore at uni had to be hung out in the garage every Christmas as the student union was just smoke infested. God knows how many years I've taken off my life heading down to that place every night for four years...
Thanks for the inspiration. What a great jacket alibi! Even a non- smoker such as myself can spin it to advantage: when the day comes- and I'm hoping that it won't be too far off, that I drop the cash on a nice new RAF Irvin I can tell my dear wife that it's a reward to myself for never having smoked.