With Sarah Mittermaier and Lily Swartz In 1964, smoking was everywhere: on television, on airplanes, in workplaces and movie theatres, college campuses, doctors offices, restaurants and bars
Then on the road back they stopped for a beer at a strip club the size of two Texas roller-skating rinks, nobody in there except one woman who asked if they wanted her to dance, and they were just there to bullshit but they said yes, so as not to hurt her feelings, and she walked a mile down the other end of the club and put on Little Red Corvette. Didnt even take her clothes off
I think its the anise in the candy that covers cigar breath
Stephanie Christenson, an assistant professor in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy, and Sleep Medicine at University of California, San Francisco, who was not involved in the study
They are a tool for a fresher home, not a substitute for cleaning the surfaces that hold the smell