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Originally Posted by firstdown
If I knew I was loosing the 65% of the non smokers to a non smoking bar do to the smokers I would become a non smoking bar. Then word would get around and the 65% going to anothr smoking bar may come to my bar.
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Why would I go to the non-smoking bar? The chicks who put out the easiest are going to be at the smoking bar.
Seriously, if non-smoking bars and restuarants were good for business, there wouldn't need to be a law.
On top of that, while it goes against the conventional wisdom, the arguement that second hand smoke causes anything more serious than stinky clothes is simply junk science. There causal link between second hand smoke and cancer or any lung disease has not been established nor is it likely to exist. There simply isn't enough concentration of any hazardous substance in even the most smoke filled dive to do any damage.
By way of antedotal evidence....
How many non-smokers spend significant time in heavy smoking environments yet never smoke themselves? Quite a few, right?
Well, far more powerful than the cancer causing agents smoking are the addictive properties of nicotine. If second hand smoke was a problem, just walking into a bar would get people addicted.