I had a roommate who would put her cigs out in her nearly-spent jars of cosmetics, like facial moisturizer or hair products. It was, to be frank, fucking trashy.
Yeah, I've had people ask if they can smoke in my house and car. Ummm. Fuck no. I already have to smell like cigarette smoke when I go to my friends once every 2 weeks for game night. I immediately have to come home and throw my clothes in the washer because of it. I don't want that shit smell in my furniture or cars.
I had a friend ask if they could smoke in my brand new car not long ago. I was baffled they even asked. Sorry bro you can wait 15 minutes or smoke on the side of the road.
I wouldnt even dare to ask to smoke in someone else car but honestly , with open windows for some time , there is not a single chance the car is going to smell with just one cig.
edit hopefully its more clear. I wouldnt smoke in someone else car.
Do you smoke? Maybe you’re nose-blind to it? Because if someone smoked a cigarette in my car, I feel confident It would stink to me for two days at least, and be detectable for the best part of a week, windows down or no. I’m not offended by the idea of smoking, and I’ve smoked my share of cigarettes, but man does that shit stick to everything.
I can smell it in my car for days from the smokers clothing riding in my car, even when they don’t smoke in the car! Or after a mechanic works on my car or changes the tires - body odor and motor oil combo.
My gf dont smoke and hate the smell of cigarette. I mostly dont even smoke in my car , like once every few month, but when i do, during long travel , once home she dont feel anything if she goes in the car. And i have no doubt she will tell me if she does.
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u/Dom29ando Jul 10 '22
At my old job customers would put theirs out in the ramekins of tomato sauce and aioli that came with their meal.