How Americans Got Sold on Cigarettes
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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I smoked for 22 years and I"m disgusted with myself for wasting all that hard earned money on them.I quit 18 years ago and its one of the best decisions I ever made!!!.
dave roche how you quit
lmao start vaping
Well done.
@@jasonquil2006 And why exactly are you 'laughing your arse off' as you crudely put it? What's funny about vaping?
yes,, the impact on environment by smoking is awful, too...
I started smoking since my teenage, got addicted to cigarettes. Spent my whole life fighting Cigarettes addiction. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.
Congrats on your recovery. Most persons never realizes psilocybin can be used as a miracle medication to save lives. Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death bud, lets be honest here.
Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Australia. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them.
From my experience it really works excellently! It doesnt even need to be a full hit. With potent shrooms 2-3 small ones will still make a clear difference. It will be a few hour cosy rumbling moment around rest time, but afterwards its just calm and you feel amazing and gain your freedom. Psilocybin is different dudes, its the only "treatment" I would recommend to someone who genuinely wants to get better. There is no addiction, withdrawal, or negative side effects. It's just pure healing., far more effective than any anti-depressant. You can thank me later
I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them
again, either. I wish there was a good,
organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.
Does he make delivery across the country?
In the late 60's there was an all out attack on smoking - and 9 year olds were the target audience. I got the message, I never smoked. Also, the smell gave me headaches.
That was right around the time that - I think it was the American Heart Association - came out with this comic book called "What If They Call Me Chicken?", to try to dispel kids from giving in to peer pressure to smoke.
27 year old russian nobody. Smoked for 8 years.
Quitted a year ago cold turkey.
Had day or two to prepare myself and then just said "last one".
3 or 5 days after - absolute hell. Sweating, cold, hot, angry, cold again, thirsty, feeling sick
Then it gradually became easier.
After I regained smells - it felt like childhood again. All flavours and easiness of breath...I don't have enough words to describe how good it felt (mostly because I'm not english speaker😅)
Still feeling urges time to time. Very rarely but still they exist.
I just don't give in to them.
Feels like my first cigarette was a mistake. A big one
The word is homo, it made you feel homo. It means "home how I missed you" in english
@@fornhunkle nice bait bro)
@@LaserTractor we are all homos on this blessed day
I smoked for 14 years, been vaping the last 3. I almost feel like I'm more addicted to the vape, but I definitely felt my taste and smell come back. The few times I have smoked lately I can really taste how cruddy it is. And when I smell the smoke on others I'm like "omg is that what I smelled like for over a decade?" 🤮
I smoked for 22yrs I quit because in my country it's $50+ for a pack of 25s. 1 pack a day or more if I was drinking that night. still crave it when I'm drinking but it's not that bad anymore and I don't stink like a ashtray
I believe tobacco companies first authored the lie and myth that quitting tobacco is difficult, because as long as one overestimates the difficulty in it, one's resolve is weakened.
When I realised this, I quit tobacco cold turkey and within a few months I never even thought about it anymore.
Hope others see this.
Sure. But nicotine is documented as being more addictive than heroin. Even by former heroin addict like Keith Richard's.
@@elykspuz6596
Tried but most modern cigs don't have that much nicotine. Now 50 nicotine vape juice on the other hand is hard to quit even if you're only "quitting" to a lower strength.
The first week though is torture. It's a mental withdrawal, and it makes it hard to be functional. If you're going to quit cold turkey you need to take off work at least the first three days.
@@elykspuz6596 as someone addicted to both, I can go weeks-months without nicotine but I couldn't go a day without opiates.
Yup you get it. The power of words.
Soldiers came back from ww1 addicted to nicotine.
Soldiers came back from Vietnam addicted to heroine.
Conclusion....war breeds addicts, and boosts business.
Daquan Jackson
Well a lot of people like soldiers who’ve seen some shit and been traumatized will turn to some kind of drug
Smoking actually was something soldiers turn to a lot as a stress reliever and when you’re in war you’re more likely to be shot before the cigs kill yo
The vast majority of the Vietnam vets weren't addicted to heroin when they returned but ok
@@87channels The claim never stated that it was a majority.
PERFECT OBSERVATION.
Thank you.
so sexism was literally saving lives
@RAMZ Music In this case, Yes.
Just goes to show you, Feminism is Cancer.
@@adeptronic this argumentation is absolutely non-sensical.
@@rfrec733 That is because it is not an argumentation. It is a joke. You have misclassified. Do you understand?
@@adeptronic No, you're right. Feminism is trash
I only had to smell how nasty it was as a small child, I never wanted to.
My thoughts also. I couldn't figure out why someone would actually pay money for something that smells awful and is bad for your health. By the time I turned 8 years old in 1968, my mind was made up to never smoke.
I wish I could say the same
when i was little my grandpa would always smoke and everytime i smell cigarettes it makes me comfortable and picked up smoking at 12 years old guess i was just so use to it and thought of it being a passage to being a man but idk may just be talking out my ass but ya lots of people i was around smoked
Abitibi_Doug dam you turned 8 in 1968 happy birthday
@@BygoneBuffalo ya I'm the same exact way when it's like on clothes or hands and is just residue I hate the smell but when it's 2nd that's where I get that nostalgic feeling
Yes. Plenty of doctors used to be used as advertisers of cigarettes as well.
I used to smoke with my doctor during consultations in his office!
but then again were they real doctors or just actors ? tobacco companies have lied to us for yrs now so anything is possible
@@MegaSnake76 doctors still promote many dangerous things today. Not that long ago they caused the opioid issue.
Why?
Because they got paid by pharmaceutical companies. Being a doctor does not mean someone is a well meaning person. For fucks sake they killed more jews than the nazi soldiers did.
@@kathyh4804 I don’t appear to be too inquisitive but what year was this roughly?
they were indeed rea dr's.@@MegaSnake76
Can't have cigarette commercials but can have beer commercials.
Because the beer companies admitted the dangers
@@OfficeSupplyRobot I seriously doubt that's the reason.
Scobey scobe Tobacco is way more dangerous than alcohol.
@@PatrickMcAsey but is alcohol dangerous?
@@mrHoppedupford Clearly it's dangerous, especially to the heart, liver and brain if drunk in large amounts. Continued heavy drinking causes cirrhosis of the liver and alcoholic hepatitis. Alcohol was implicated in 35% of all deaths in traffic accidents, according to the National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA) in 2002.
I can’t believe I’m only seeing this channel now, but thank you for uploading such fascinating bits of your career. UA-cam is a little classier with content like this.
@RuneFinity44 thank you. there is a part two as this is a part of a 1 hour PBS show that I made. Visit my website to get it all -- thehoffmancollection.
David Hoffman
I was watching a three stooges episode the one about hitler and the nazis. In it cigarettes are referred to as coffin nails which really suprised me. It was made in 1940 so evidently someone new. But i have a national geographic magazine from the same year with an ad that says 9 out of 10 doctors smoke camels. And who could forget fred flintstone and barney rubble hawking winstons on TV in 1960.
RIP Ed Brecher (1912-1989)
He ended his own live btw
I was buying candy cigarettes in convenience stores during the early 90's as a kid.
Sad that they were available to kids even that long after the health risks had been highlighted.
The greed of man knows no bounds, apparently.
The candy ones we " Smoked" back in the 1970's had powder in them. You blew into them and a big cloud of fake smoke came out of them. Good Times.
@@enumrob I had those in the '90s as well, I realized the box for them resembled a pack of lucky strikes when I got older
I used to love those as a kid, and they still sell them today. There's a small grocery store near me that still has them. I buy them from time to time just for the nostalgia, the variety of packaging is still even exactly as it was in the 90s.
So glad I never started. Growing up with both parents smoking 2 packs a day, Ash trays all over the house, mom smoked all 9 months she was pregnant. Lucky I don't have asthma or anything.
My mother was a smoker like that. Smoked while pregnant, of course. I was born underweight and weak, had to go into an incubator.
When I was a kid (and a carton of Winstons was $2 ) it was the C O O L E S T thing anyone could do, ever. Take me to the store and I wanted "candy cigarettes' to eat, um..pretend to smoke. Looking at this, it's easy to see why.
BarefootandTan barefootandtan I remember smoking those joint cigarettes 🚬 💭 i was cool
My Mom-in-law was exposed to passive smoking all thru her childhood, via her parents. A short time after her 60th, she got lung cancer. She HADN'T smoked ONE cigarette her entire life!😥😡 I loved her so much.
People seem to have all those mother-in-law jokes, but she was the sweetest and most welcoming person. I truly miss her. My wife smokes, but I Think, I'm about to win her over on the non-smoking team. She HAS been smoke-free. Even for YEARS. But something got her started again. I am still working on her, trying to make her quit again. It is SO expensive, so I am trying to tell her about the economic benefits. Please, everybody, wish me luck in my struggle. I just want her to be smoke-free. Is that too much to ask?
Is she still smoking?
lol fentanyl based heroin doesn't exist, fentanyl is fentanyl and heroin is heroin@333-75
Thanks again for these videos, i hope you know it is appericated by so many people. These uploads of the past need to be preserved and archived its great you share what you have with us.
My brother has lived in Asia for years--Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea. He recounted being in an arcade and watching 9-year old boys play the claw/crane machines that contained only packs of Marlboro as the prize. Smoking is alive and well all over but especially outside N.A.
The Chinese especially love their cigarettes
@@jr2904never thought Chinese would smoke for some reason, maybe I’ve never seen them smoke
I was raised by my great grandparents. My great grandpa born in 1906 was a heavy smoker. Ive seen pictures of him when he was in the Marines in WWII smiling and there was a very dark spot on his teeth from where he smoked. He quit in the early 70s and lived to be 90 although he had a nasty cough. My great grandma was a nurse, born in 1912. She participated in early treatment for emphesyma in the 1930s. They would cut the guys open and WIPE the tar off the lungs with gauze or whatever. Needless to say she was never a smoker. My dumbass, born in 1988, started smoking at the age of 12 because I wanted to look like John Wayne. I even smoked non filtered cigarettes. I mostly gave it up when I was in the Marines and had to run 20 something miles with a 70lb pack.
Every time my friend Mike gives me a ride to work all I can think of is how terrible his car smells. He's so addicted that while he's talking he reaches into his empty shirt pocket for a cigarette that isn't there. I'm not sure he knows how nervous he looks.
I turned into one of those people who go to 'light' a cigarette while still holding a lit cigarette. I haven't smoked for a month but really, an addictive personality is my problem, because the (temptation) is always there. The fact it's a disgusting habit should be enough to not do it 😒 I wish
I smoke crack, so I know exactly what you are saying.
How tf tht make him nervous
It didn’t occur to people that inhaling super heated smoke is a bad idea. I figured that out when I was 7 and took a puff and coughed for 3 minutes. What an epiphany.
You'd be astonished at what you can convince yourself of when the leading medical experts all "agree" that something is safe!
Smoking is not an exclusively "American" thing, Europeans smoke much much more than Americans do.
In Asia. They are largest consumer of cigarettes. Mainland China, Phillipine Islands, Japan, South Korea, and Viet Nam are the big consumers.
Depends from country to country. Norwegians for example smoke less then americans.
@@ghoul2164 in Europe. Smoking is high among people from Ireland, the British Isles, France, Central and Eastern Europeans.
Also smoking is very high among Asians. Mainland China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Phillipine Islands, South Korea, and Viet Nam are the biggest user of cigarettes.
Yeah, but it's about smoking in America.
Wait this comment is 13 years old eh whatever doesn't matter lol
Hello person of the past, smoking is no longer that popular in North America
We forget that tobacco has been part of the american expierence since before it was a colony of great britian.
yes, but I think what this is saying/stating is when it really took off.
That was done with pipes mainly and this was about cigarettes
Thank you for all you do David Hoffman! True education
Forensic Files Peter Thomas narrating?
Yes!The Late Great Peter Thomas!
19!
Lincoln Parc That is him.
@@Tornado1994 the legend
This was before forensics files you can hear it in his voice
You've got amazing uploads. Your channel should be viral!
Thank you. So far, I have not succeeded in reaching the audience I hoped I would. But I keep trying.
David Hoffman-filmmaker
@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker you went viral recently!
This Cat has one of the best voices for narration ever and the U.S. Govt. has lied to us about everything.
The Wonderful Legendary Peter “Forensic Files” Thomas. He died in 2016 at the ripe old age of 91.
My grandmother told me that her father would roll his own tobacco only. Never would be pre rolled. While my great grandmother who was very religious would always yell at him to smoke outside.
That gray haired guy looked like Albert Einstein.
Albert smoked a pipe....thus, a smoker!! LOL
@@tdunph4250 with the exception it wasnt brain damaging nicotine
@@ratansu9081 I think what you meant to say "with the exception it wasn't brain damaging Liberalism"
@@tdunph4250 with the exception that I'm not american and i don't know what liberianism is
@@ratansu9081 then in that case, I am not American either, and although I don't like the news and it's bias's, I do know what Liberalism is. Which jungle are you from??
Until shortly after the Civil War in the U.S., cigarettes were rolled by hand. Soldiers would either smoke pipes, or carry tobacco and rolling papers with them in the field. A fellow named Lewis P. Ginter, (no relation), who had been a quartermaster with the Confederacy, moved to New York city after the war, where he made a fortune in real estate. He moved to Richmond VA, and together with his partner, a man by the name of Allen, they established several businesses in Richmond. One of these businesses was the "Allen and Ginter Tobacco Company". Allen and Ginter's began to produce the first commercially successful pre- rolled cigarettes, which was actually the innovation that made cigarettes so popular. This would have been in the mid 1860's Their advertising gimmick was to hire the best illustrators of the time to produce artworks that were printed on cards, that were packaged with the cigarettes, like modern- day "trading cards". The cards had several different themes, one series would depict popular athletes of the day, etc. Most people who live in Richmond know about Ginter, his various commercial enterprises built much of what has become modern- day Richmond, his sister (Anna?) founded the Visiting Nurse's Service. After Ginter's death, the surviving family built the Lewis P. Ginter Botanical Gardens (just outside of Richmond) in his honor.
Shit too long to read, and you are related! you wasted too much time on that comment for ya not to be related!!! Hahaha just kidding bro chiiillll
Interesting read
Everyone in the comments: “SmOkInG iS bAd”
You a smoker
what a bunch of pussies, i'd rather slowly kill myself and cause permanent damage to my hearing,smelling,tasting and mental capacity rather than improving myself
@@ratansu9081 love the sarcasm 👍
4:25 - such an eye opening clip into the mind of advertisers. thank you for sharing.
In the 1950s, my mother smoked 2 or 3 packs of cigarettes a day. I never saw her, wothout a cigarette in her mouth. She never stopped, not even when pregnant with me.
She died of Emphysema.
She was 54.
I HAVE NOT AFFILIATION. Read "The Easy Way to Stop Smoking" by Allen Carr, smoke while reading the book, then never smoke again. Going on 3 years smoke free from 20-40 cigs a day for 20 years.
I did the same. It helps you rewire your brain and you are happy to stop. 34 years wasted. 4 and a half years breathing easier 🎉
Allen Carr's method is really good! 🙂👍
I liked the smell but never could get around putting smoke in your lungs
I started smoking in the 60s, still at it. I remember doctors on TV telling us how it reduced stress, increased performance, helped dieting, etc. Same gig as 2020 "Why vaccinating is good for you!"
very good point that i myself have thought of several times. thuh lots of dr's then were wrong and lots of dr's now are wrong 2020-2021 ws a perfect example of that.
The way they talk about it seems so joyful. But being a smoker it’s nothing like that
What I love is everybody knows smoking is bad for you. it's until you tell them how much money they spend on cigarettes is what encourages most of them to stop.
I quit because of my god awful looking teeth
@@voli0247 Do you pay for treatment?
thats because its money that causes cancer.
My Grandpa didn't start smoking till he was drafted in WW2. He said they were part of his K rations. He would trade the cigarettes he got for Hershey bars, or whatever.
If I only new then what I know now. It's a hard habit to quit. Thank you Mr. Hoffman... Much Love xo
@collegeman1988 i agree and thank you for noticing!
David Hoffman - filmmaker
This was excellent. I loved cigarettes; they made me feel grown up, sexy and sophisticated. I was so addicted. so hooked.
If people wanna smoke let em it aint my buisness and i could care less I and just about most people smoke ciggs and weed lol
Vanessa Rodgers thank you. I feel the same way. But I tell you one thing it was so much harder to stop smoking cigars. Then it was to stop smoking pot
Robbie Frentz well nicotine is a hard drug so it causes addiction.
I'd always take a blunt over a cig
Thank u
My dad was born in 1917 World War II veteran and he started smoking when he was 6 years old. Lived to be 94 and he smoked up until the day he died. He was in a semi coma and was still trying to light a cigarette but couldn’t do it.
@PLATINUM3NDO They don't have to "make" them addicting tobacco contains nicotine naturally.
One of the worst things to happen to me ..... I bitterly regret the day I started smoking.... quit many times to just fall back into them .....
Weak minded man
get you some colon liver cancer you quite allkind of vices if you care!!
@@C.G91 you rename yourself the wimp
Good ol Edward Bernayes, Freud’s nephew. Featured in the Adam Curtis doc Century of the Self. Essential viewing
My wife smokes over 1 pack a day at $36 per pack. That’s $15K after tax or $23K before tax. She works part time and earns $35K, that’s 70% of her salary to smoke!
Where does it cost $36 a pack? Holy shit that is expensive. That’s about the cost of a dinner at a nice restaurant.
Yankee Doodle Australia. We seem to balance the country’s budget on cigarette and alcohol taxes
@@10percentwierdthat is insane mate.
In Uk it is £13 on average. 25.42 ASD
In Portugal it is 5 Euros or 8.44 ASD!
The voice behind this is Peter Thomas
IKR I JUST SAID THE SAME THING. HE VOICE IS LEGENDARY.. RIP PETE THOMAS..
Pete Thomas could have gotten people to smoke a cigarette with his voice.
thank you for uploading
It hurt us all in the end !
I count myself very lucky when it comes to cigarettes. When I was around 8 or 9, I took two puffs on a cigarette I some how acquired and they were the last puffs I ever had. Thank God I disliked the taste of the smoke.
I quit back in 2016. I do still miss my favorite cigarettes of the day which was after waking up with my coffee and right after dinner.
I was smoking in my kitchen four years ago. While I was smoking, I took the time to read the General Surgeon’s warning. Turned around, open the tab, killed the cigarette 🚬 in my mouth and never lighted up one ever again. Life is better, money is used in other things, and my life got extended. You can quit today. Not tomorrow, not the day after tomorrow. Today!
Not much have changed in advertising by companies or politicians. This is significant because it was before consumerism.
I never smoked a cigarette in my life. I didn’t see the appeal of setting fire to something and putting the other end in my mouth.
@0000030331 at least he doesn't have a name with numbers. Lmaao
@0000030331 also, it takes an idiot to know an idiot.
Fascinating so see how little it takes to program human beings
Back in 1978, there was a a smoking room at my high school in Montreal. Kids as young as 12 smoked. In my group of friends, I was the only non smoker despite the peer pressure. I just told them that I’d had TB spots on my lungs as a child and that it would be stupid of me to start smoking. They all agreed
I hear a pack of smokes runs about $20.00 in New York. I don't smoke and don't intend to.
Maybe they do in NYC, upstate Newports run around $11, but most smokers here go to "The Res" to buy smokes, the cigarette stores run by the various Native American tribes, where a carton of generics goes for around $25 or less. And many smokers here save money by hand- rolling filter cigarettes using a machine, you can buy huge bags of loose tobacco here very cheaply, a box of 200 filter tubes goes for around $3.
Ed Spencer 10 in buff ny
AndyGinterBlues seneca cigs...tbeyre horrendous
@@bryanfrombuffalo7685 yeah senecas taste like blood and paper
They run for 12 or 13 bucks and they run towards the 20 dollar range based on your brand preference
What if we're being sold a similar message, more surreptitiously, about marijuana?
the world as we know it would have been so different as in, 200 years into the future!
@GabrielZamoraMoreno
yes, a clear example of how the decisions human beings make are controlled / directed by pictures and words that impulse their emotional patterns. A world of organic robots
I loved smoking. All the Cool packaging. The fun adverts in magazines and on huge billboards along highways. Literally all of them were for cigarettes. It was fun. Then people started getting sick. My parents smoked many decades. Thankfully they quit in time. My mom smoked from 1960-2000. My dad from 1955-2005. Both survived, but they were lucky. Smoked all the time. I sat there suffocating between them for many years and it was unpleasant. The commercials though were great!
Yuk Brenner was a major help in getting me to quit smoking. His final plea to everyone was, "Whatever you do, don't smoke". Soon after that was broadcast he died from lung cancer. It took me at least 3 attempts to be able to break away from smoking. Had I continued I would not be here now,I'm sure.
Buy. Consume. Sleep. Repeat. Capitalism.
People were sold on cigarettes long before tv ads or the marlboro man were a thing.
Smoking is a decision for adults to make for themselves…We blame advertising for “making” us do things, when it has only the power to guide us toward brands.
If that were true RJ Reynolds would have never come up with a Joe Camel campaign.
I quit smoking on Sep 10, 2002. Best decision I ever made for MYSELF. To be a pack a day smoker today would cost $4400 per year.
such an amazing product, keeps on killing & we keep on buying em.
Great point! It reminds me of the 1970 Dick Van Dyke movie titled Cold Turkey where a whole town tries to quit smoking to win something!
Both of My Parents were Heavy Smokers. I had my first cigarette at about 9. I was smoking regular by 14
But luckily I quit at 19. I peaked at 2 packs a day . I probably would be gone by now if I hadn't Quit.
Seriously, how many people have you managed to fool into believing that total BS???
@@tdunph4250 I did quit at 19, My Grandfather died of Emphysema a couple years before and I didn't want to end up like that. I remember when cigarettes were 40 or 50 cents a pack, I was obsessed with tobacco, Smoked cigarettes, even tried pipes, cigars and rolling Prince Alberts ( my grandmother's thing) I even used Copenhagen and Skoal as well as chewing tobacco, all before even turning 18 . The only thing I didn't like was Snuff ( powder snuff) So its no wonder when I decided to quit I smoked so much. Both parents were heavy smokers as well. When I quit I used Skoal to wean me off cigs until I quit altogether, then gave it all up. So think what You like but I had quite a bit of different experiences with tobacco! Some of my friends took to drugs then, but Not me, I liked Winston's, Marlboros, Camels, beech nut chewing tobacco, Swisher sweets.
@@BETTERWORLDSGTThanks for explaining that. I appreciate it. I understand and respect where you are coming from. Sorry for being so crass.
if you smoked that much you still will have problems trust me copd or something
@@tdunph4250 4 years after your comment i say why you say sorry. you were correct in the first place when you strongly doubted someone quitting at bareley age 19. that very likely bout never happens and is few and far between. anyone who starts smoking in teens even if decide or plan to quit will not at least unil late 20's, 30's or into 40's.
@pickmystrings
There is no guarantee that smoking will kill you - plenty of people have lived on into their hundreds despite smoking for many years. However, it does increase the risk of many illnesses, particularly lung cancer, in many other people, who may die from a condition of that sort. I would recommend that you look up this type of information, because it does not only exist in anti-smoking commercials. Also, the tobacco lobby is quite powerful in deterring people from quitting.
The voice of the narrator ironically sounds like the voice of someone who would also do cigarette commercials
He never did. He refused to. The famous narrator Peter Thomas.
David Hoffman-filmmaker
I held my uncles arms as he passe away from lung cancer. His last word were that he wished he never smoked. He kept saying how he was on constant pain.
Smoking is bad, and I find women who smoke a turn off !
me too, buddy
And I'm an ex smoker myself and I find it nast that humans smoke...saying just females is a dumbass thing to comment.
Same
Bilal Ahmed
The opposite for me. But still agree they are bad.
fr man i find all those thick booty chicks and it turns out they all fucking smoke, i instantly step back from them
IVE SMOKED FOR 40 YEARS NOW AND HAVE PULMINARY HEART DISEASE. HEART ATTACK 2017. IM DYING FROM SMOKING
good
arnold Rantala thats ur fault 🙃
Are you alive?
I stopped smoking after 27 years since a was 14! I smoked 2 packs a day when i was 20 but in recent years have gone down to 6 -7 a day. Yet it was still bad for my lungs. I got a very bad thort infection 3 weeks ago. I tried to smoke but my body rejected it the F! I can even smell the nicotine of someone next to me without wanting to puke! I use vitamin C and apple cider viniger to eliminate the cravings. You can do it! I dident know i could its like the cold started it for me and now i am continuing my war against this horrible addiction
Shanto Lion how the hell did you smoke 2 packs a day? A pack usually lasts me 3 days, I never understood how people can get to a pack or even 2 packs a day.
How's it going now for you sis?
Are you still quit?
That old dude has passed away now, feel old?
I don't think they are a "dilemma" or a "debate" any more. The evidence is clear that they are deadly, and that second-hand smoke is deadly. There is no "safe" way to smoke.
That’s Peter Thomas from Foresnic Files narrating. RIP.
Sure is never heard his voice sound this young but recognized it immediately
i wonder how old this is
1986 from the PBS Series NOVA. Narrated by Peter Thomas of Forensic Files fame. That's DEFINITELY Thomas. Thomas himself smoked from 1932 at the age of 7 until he quit in 1984.
My mom smokes 1/3 a pack a day. Me? Hate the stuff.
My mom smokes and she’s quitting. I’m glad she’s taking an effort to live with me longer.
I enjoy my Marlboro reds for the last 18 years it's one of the best parts of my morning when I wake I'll quit some day not now 🚬💨💨💨🤘
ditto
I’m sure I’m not the only one who noticed that Peter Thomas a.k.a. the guy who is on Forensic Files is the one doing the documentary.
Treal FA his voice is as distinct as the taste of my Marlboro reds
Knew it right away
@@MakeTheVid61 lol!
0:23 we got em
Do one on Tin Pan Alley, or better yet "Television"...
Yul ❤️Bryner
Real education this is...greatly appreciate it ❤💯❤
This is a 1930s example of feminism being used only as a marketing ploy. Man, history does repeat itself doesn't it.
Watching Yul Brenners add made me give up ,the look in his eye shows he knows he is dying and ciggies did it
Jesse Janes me too
This is going to sound terrible but when we will leave the embassy in Beirut it was so good when we could be able to stand down for a few minutes to have a hot cup of coffee and a cigarette it gave us 10 minutes of peace
It's always been the all mighty dollar. Profits above people...they didnt right the book on greed but they sure did etch a few chapters.
Titillates the erogenous zones of the lips? People are crazy... always have been, always will be.
In Europe ,smoking has been a big part of their cultures even into the 21st century
America has been the leader in getting their population to quit .
Europeans act surprised when they find out that smoking is not allowed in most public places in the US . Especially restaurants
thanks a lot Mr hofftman
i see the same in the future for alcohol... we aren't as modern as you think
.... too funny !! ... our dentist smoked like a stack .. his teeth were yellow and he always smiled ..... 1967 .... those were the days !!! Hahahahahaha ....
Winston spirit of the USA. I am smoking for thirty years upto now I work and make a living.
Be PROUD of your country! Don't be a square, REPRESENT!! Light up a cigarette 😎🚬💨 for 'Merica!! 👍🇱🇷