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[messyjessy]

Your Quit Date is: Friday, December 01, 2006 at 7:00:00 PM
Time Smoke-Free: 61 days, 12 hours, 11 minutes and 54 seconds
Cigarettes NOT smoked: 738
Lifetime Saved: 5 days, 15 hours
Money Saved: $122.76

Comments

[jeremyb]

738, wow. That's a lot. You should go spend the $122 on a massage.

[messyjessy]

738 is about 12 cigarettes a day. Gross, huh?

[jeremyb]

Totally (so 80s), I can't stand the things. NY's anti-smoking laws definitely make it easier to go out. And it helps people to quit, I think.

[applefaerie]

i'm not sure it helps people quit, but i was going to parties back when they put in the ban, and i remember going out of state to one, and i could not BELIEVE how disgusting the air was! and furthermore, how had i gone to SO many parties where the air was that gross? it's amazing to notice the difference when you have the luxury of not having to breathe that shit in for eight hours straight, and then being forced to if you want to hear the music.

[fiddle_dragon]

WHOOHOOOOOOOO!!!!

[messyjessy]

Thanks! :)

[phreespirit]

I hope that you're banking the money! Do something fabulous with it!

Way to go Jess!

[messyjessy]

I think the money has gone to the credit card balances :(

[wait]

Dude, you need to calculate that based on the price of cigarettes in NYS. With our taxes, brand names are around $7/pack.

So VERY proud of you!!!

[messyjessy]

$7?!?!?! Holy shit. I was paying $32.50 for a carton on the reservation at the Indian Pueblo Smoke Shop.

So 738 cigarettes is about 37 packs - at $7 a pop I would have saved $259! Dang.

[wait]

Hee. When they added all the taxes, all it did was help our Indian reservations. And make it very expensive for anyone without the means to get to a reservation.

[amberlovely]

so proud...so very proud of you:)