smokers have rights too you know

[kandie63]

I smoke, maybe a pack a day. So yes, my clothes may reek of smoke. I was sitting next to some bitch and her kid and she actually asked me to move because she could smell the smoke and her kid had asthma!

I did move, but really, the nerve of her.

[Anonymous]

I am a smoker and I guess I am nice because I would have apologized and moved. Would moving 20 feet harm your health? Probably not but your smoke can harm the health of her child.

[Anonymous]

Quoting mysticalmalissa:

I would have laughed at her and went on with my dinner.

Dinner?

[lovehimforever]

Waaaaaaa shut up. I would have moved and made some bitch as comment to you.

[Jessica_Esqueda]

I agree. I thought maybe they were on a bus or something and it would be easier for OP to move than for mama to find two open seats. OP says there were in an uncrowded laundry mat, so I agree mama should have moved her and her kid elsewhere. 

Quoting sfkdny:

then SHE should have moved.  people are allowed to smoke. 

Quoting Jessica_Esqueda:

Ive smoked before. My child has asthma. Even as a past smoker, a child with asthma cannot be sitting near a smoker. She wasnt doing anything to offend you, she was trying to keep her child healthy. 

[Anonymous]

Not true. Smoke can linger on your clothing and smells can irritate respiratory conditions. Nurses are encouraged to not use perfumes and sprays because of it.

Quoting Anonymous:

Smoke itself can irritate asthma, the smell of smoke can not.

[bribabyfever7]

Who gives a s*it. Of someone has a profound odor of other substance do u tell them to move bwcause they stink? JUST PLAIN RUDE. you get up and move people.

[MrS.GiFFord]

This lol

Quoting PEEK05:

Who cares? You smell like shit. Would you want to sit next to someone who smelled like shit?

ETA: That being said, I would have just moved myself and my kid.

[Anonymous]

Quoting Anonymous:

Wow. 90% of you women in this thread are cunts. I can bet NONE of you would say anything to a smoker irl.

I guess I'm part of that 10% because I have told smoker to cut that shit off or go away. They always do:)

[blue_elephant]

I'm a smoker and my 5 year old has asthma, never once has my smoking triggered an attack.
With that being said, a pack a day, really? I only smoke 3-6 a day, a pack is a lot!

[Ninjascreenname]

It does. I hate walking into a store and there's nine people outside smoking. I hate sitting in my children's pedi office and it reeks of an ashtray because of smokers. I hate that my mother/mother in law smoke and throw tantrums because I won't let them hold my newborn. I are both sides, but I still think its a gross habit.

Quoting kandie63:

We're in a public place. So yea, that doesn't make any sense.

Quoting Ninjascreenname:

You as one person may have "rights" but my entire family of five does too and we don't want to breathe in your smoke or smell you.