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Try smoking a cigar in Minneapolis' only premuim cigar shop. State law says that you can 'sample' cigars in licensed shops, but some people are fighting that.

Minneapolis Cigar Shop Faces 15-Minute Time Limit For Smoking Cigars​

A new law that was signed on May 1 will prohibit more than 15 minutes of indoor smoking time at the city’s sole cigar lounge


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I remember a TV show where a 'compromise' was reached allowing men to smoke cigars as long as they blew the smoke into a paper bag. That was funny. This isn't.
 
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We're living in clown-world 2025.
IT'S a CIGAR shop!
If you don't want to be exposed to cigar smoke, fine! Then don't GO THERE!
Don't try to tell the patrons of this business they can't enjoy a CIGAR at a CIGAR shop!
We are so emasculated that we have become a society that allows a minority of Karen's to impose THEIR ideas of what is OK on all the rest of us.
RESIST! Tell the Karens to SHOVE IT.
 
Stupid! Just plain stupid. The clock is ticking but I want to know how the cigar finishes. Cigar smokers know what I'm talking about. Onomea's idea of a timer over the urinal seems ridiculous but it is MN. No offence to those in Minnesota but you all need to get a handle on these things. It may already be too late.
 
What gets me is that the bill isn't 'proposed', it's PASSED. And I wouldn't give a flip about the ordinance, but the shop can get fined and probably shut down for being out of compliance. I think I'd move outside the city limits.
 
On occasion I used to buy a nice $5 cigar on my way from downtown after my shift had ended, it usually was in with another half dozen or so that I would smoke through the week. I would stop at the nice cigar store at the Flour Mill, go outside fire it up then walk the four blocks or so the place I worked. I would cup the cigar and walk through the garage, once I entered the locker room I would quickly dump my gear and leave. If I had my jacket with me I often lay it in my pocket briefly. Once outside the building I would puff it back to full operational enjoyment. I did have someone follow me once and when I was leaving the building said "Are you smoking a cigar?" I said "Not until I get out of the building."
I loved the scene in a movie where Albert Finney played an Irish gangster, he was enjoying a cigar and spirits while laying in bed listening to opera on a turntable. Some guys came in to do him in, he put his cigar in the pocket of his lounging jacket and did them all in, jumping out a second story window with a Thompson, the getaway car speeds off. With a series of bursts he takes out the car where it crashes and burns into a tree. He reaches into his pocket, puts the cigar in his mouth and a few puffs later is back in business...Classic.
 
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