They ban smoking, which doesn't bother others. Meanwhile Disney sells cocaine and speed every fifty feet to keep their guests aggressive, loud and obnoxious.
Maybe he's just acclimated to a lower blood oxygen level.
In my case, perfumes and colognes are actually worse for my asthma than even cigarette smoke. That's what caused both 911 calls in my case. Someone had sprayed cologne and my lungs just shut down. The first time, I was at my locker (this was middle school) and I was so tight that they had to bring me a wheelchair just to get me to the nurse. I then spent three days in the hospital, nearly ending up in ICU. I visited my old high school recently, and my legacy is that there is a no perfume sign up. I actually have a no perfume sign at work that I put up and ask people around me not to wear perfume.
I consider that "riding," not "driving." And the M1-Abrams Combat Strollers will soon be a thing of the past...
I thought people were joking about the size of the carts! They are not. You can put an umbrella on top and sell produce out of those things,
I didn't mean it as a strip search or pat everyone down thing obviously. I meant it as a 'if security notices cigarettes, let them know'This ^^^^^ is an insane statement. Banning them from the parks would be a lost cause. Five cigarettes and a pack of matches wrapped in a tissue in a purse, bag, or person's pocket? This would not be seen in bag screening, or a metal detector. Is security going to have a special "strip search" area to check the people that the nicotine sniffing dogs hit on?
People will obviously leave all cigarettes but one in their car or hotel room, and throw their lighter in the trash before the enter the parks.
Perhaps before going full gestapo, they might consider that smokers might be a litmus test on the way to controlling other behaviors, and perhaps feel they would not like to be treated as guilty until proven innocent when something they enjoy gets banned.
Can they not chew nicotine gum for a few hours?
If security saw a selfie stick in a bag while at bag check, they would inform them that selfie sticks are not permitted in the park. I don't see why security wouldn't do the same with cigarettes. Yes, I know THE ACT OF SMOKING is what is banned and NOT cigarettes (an object); however, there's no other purpose for cigarettes than to commit the act that is being prohibited.
Would those rooms be available via FP+?
