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Bluelight Crew
I miss cloves.
Not necessarily. Only if the marketing is effective. But they could be marketing them to kids without being too successful, and the smoking rates are stable. Or, they could be taking over the market, and while smoking rates remain stable, their product is accounting for a higher percentage of sales and use.If these were really marketed to kids "to get them hooked" as claimed, we should expect to see cigarette smoking rates going up among kids.
Yes, but what you are saying doesn't mean that their marketing is not effective, or that thousands of kids are not smoking their products and developing life-long habits which will lead to COPD, cardiovascular disease, lung and throat and mouth cancers, etc. Nobody said that most kids smoke these flavored cigars, did they?Two of five kids smoke flavored "cigars or cigarettes" (read on). That means three of five kids (who smoke) do not smoke these products.
I miss cloves.
If you ever become poor PJ you may feel different. The reason they are cheap is because if the tax bracket. I wouldn't be surprised if they cost more to produce than marlboros.