Wick3 said: "During my commute home I'll admit this reminded me of the days before 2003 when public indoor smoking was legal here in NYC. For those old enough to remember, I recall going out to clubs/bars at night and when I get home, my clothes reeked of smoke. I myself don't smoke and can't believe I tolerated all that back then.
Stay safe everyone. Hopefully the smog will be gone by this weekend."
I was in college from Fall 2003-Spring 2007. Not sure if Pennsylvania has banned smoking indoors, but they didn't back then. And forget the house parties. I still think what's going on now is worse. At least with bars and parties, you can escape to the outdoors for fresh air. And you are only exposing yourself for a few hours, not to mention it being safe to open windows.
In all honesty, it was really bad before the matinees today, but seemed slightly better afterwards. But, it looked so much worse in NJ when we got out of the tunnel from Penn Station. I'm glad I decided to wear a mask outside because I had the unfortunate experience of waiting for almost an hour for my transfer train outside. There was nowhere to go.
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