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Posted On: 3/26/2009 4:12:53 AM

Jace

Albama, Albama

Joined: 3, 2009
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Is it true that smokers spend most of their income on cigarettes and do not have enough money at the end of the month or to take a holiday?
frank

alaska, california

Joined: 3, 2009
Posts: 1

3/27/2009 1:51:46 AM
I just read an article on Forbes.com and it says that people in Delaware are losing the most money on smoking. A pack of smokes in Delaware costs a little over $5 bucks and individuals are smoking 185 packs a year. That equates to just about $1,000 a year per person. Now what you may not know is not only are smokers depleting their bank accounts but they are also hurting non-smokers due to second hand smoke. In most states, quitting smoking would save about $300 a year not including the increased health care and insurance costs. You would have enough money to buy a nice car, take a fabulous trip or even put a down payment on a beautiful house. Log on to: http://smokingharms.com to save your money and precious life.
Ricarda

Chicago, IL

Joined: 5, 2009
Posts: 4

5/10/2009 9:26:02 AM
Oh yes! Several of my friends spend most of their money in smoking... unbelievable... it's stinky, very expensive and ruines their health. They should spend their money for holidays or something useful.

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