But that's the Burger King slogan...

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This may be true, but I can tell you this for a fact. Second-hand smoke is one of the most irritating things I know of for a person who does not smoke. I can vouch for the truth that it is not addicting...at least not to me, but it IS repulsive and irritating. It stings my eyes, and chokes me when I am around even a little cigarette smoke. For some reason, cigars don't bother me much, nor do pipe smokers, but when I am in the same room with a cigarette smoker I nearly get sick. And what is strange is that both of my parents smoked tons (Mom smoked as many as 3 packs a day until she quit after 26 years of it.) And all those years growing up I was accidentally burned 3 times with her cigarettes (she didn't mean to burn me, she just got a little careless at times), and I would nearly choke inside the car when riding with them. I would have to crack the window open and put my nose to the outside air. I know a number of non-smokers who have similar reactions to second-hand smoke. As to whether or not it was affecting my long-term health, I can't say. I seem to be pretty healthy today after all these years, but I still don't want to be around it, as I still have the same irritating sensations when being forced to breathe second-hand smoke. I have come to believe that smokers either don't understand this, or don't really believe it. Furthermore, when you get around a smoker who is not smoking, you can still smell the stench of it on their clothes and breath. That awful odor even gets into their furniture and draperies, etc. You can walk into the house of a smoker and the odor can be overwhelming. Yet, the smokers themselves never seem to notice it at all.

Hence smoking-jackets.

And rooms devoted specifically to smoking. Most often I think it's the library.