Come on folks, the market will take care of  everything, right?  I can tell the 
list that the smoking scene in  Minneapolis bars is far from dead--you just 
need to know where to  go.  It's like New York after the smoking ban there--if 
you knew  where to go it was only a matter of time before the bouncer would 
light  up a smoke and then before one knew what happened, cigarettes a blazin  
all around the bar.  
  
  I'm not old enough to have experienced it myself (although I dream in  the 
50's often) but didn't we used to have medical doctors endorsing  their 
preferred brand of cigarettes on television and the radio?   Times change and 
we need to change with them.  
  
  And after a long day of being over worked, under compensated,  
underappreciated and less than celebrated, I am still very happy to  belly up 
to the bar and have a beer (and maybe even a shot!) to  unwind--all without the 
cigarette that used to accompany said beer and  shot.  If the ban didn't help 
me to quit smoking, I would be fine  with stepping outside to filter some fresh 
air through my burning stick  of tobacco too.  
  
  Matty Lang, 
  Central 
  
  
  
  


                
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