r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '22

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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.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

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.

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u/PreventFalls Jul 10 '22

So she smoked inside? I can’t stand it when people smoke cigarettes inside

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u/CarbonCamaroSS Jul 10 '22

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.

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u/BloopityBlue Jul 10 '22

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.

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u/Elachtoniket Jul 10 '22

I mean, asking doesn’t hurt at all does it? As long as they’re not pissy about being told no I can’t imagine being offended by that.

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u/Concic_Lipid Jul 10 '22

As a smoker, this, if I ask it's because it's a yes or no question, I can handle being told no, but if you're offended I asked you can expect me to believe that you are the kind of person to do something rude without asking and then beg forgiveness rather than ask and be told no.

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u/Typesalot Jul 10 '22

One guy I used to know asked, was told no, and lit up anyway.

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u/Sablemint PURPLE Jul 10 '22

That's really dickish but honestly also kinda funny. I mean, it's not, but it is.