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Originally Posted by Bushbasher
16 years since my last coffin nail and absolutely no desire to smoke. In fact, just the smell of tobacco is enough to make me want to leave the room or go up wind. Being a taxi driver these days, whenever a smoker gets in to the van I need to crack the window and crank up the a/c to push the smell out the passenger window. But I promised myself I wasn't going to be one of those born again non smokers who badger the smokers to quit so I just keep my mouth shut and take a step back or crack a window so I can breath clean air.
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It's interesting how sensitive we become to the smell once we are not drowned in it.
I'm in a similar situation at work, I drive a bus and even if a passenger boards and sits up the back, the AC evenly distributes the smell throughout the bus. Usually I close my vents and slide my window open until they get off.
Outdoors the smell doesn't bother me, just in enclosed areas.
When I smoked I was strictly an outdoor smoker, not inside or in the car.