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i do extra work just to support my habits/addictions. i would not otherwise do it. sure, it is expensive, but it doesn't really hurt me financially because i have incentive to make more money. people don't really think about that either.
think about crackheads. they often have next to nothing, yet somehow spend hundreds of dollars A DAY on their habit. if they were as creative, morally flexible, and opportunistic about making money to invest in foreign banks as they are to buy crack, they'd all be millionaires.
i'm not saying that we're like crackheads, but as humans, we certainly do find ways to beef our income to fill gaps left by things such as cigarettes.
also, when i was at UNM, they tried that "no smoking within 20 feet of any public doorway" thing. what they got was a bunch of self righteous dipshits standing outside of the popular halls, with 20 foot semicircles drawn in chalk, attempting to scold us and create some vigilante supernerd enforcement squad.
what they got was a whole bunch of water and lit cigarette butts thrown in their faces. yelling, self righteous dipshits make excellent butt flicking target practice.
think about crackheads. they often have next to nothing, yet somehow spend hundreds of dollars A DAY on their habit. if they were as creative, morally flexible, and opportunistic about making money to invest in foreign banks as they are to buy crack, they'd all be millionaires.
i'm not saying that we're like crackheads, but as humans, we certainly do find ways to beef our income to fill gaps left by things such as cigarettes.
also, when i was at UNM, they tried that "no smoking within 20 feet of any public doorway" thing. what they got was a bunch of self righteous dipshits standing outside of the popular halls, with 20 foot semicircles drawn in chalk, attempting to scold us and create some vigilante supernerd enforcement squad.
what they got was a whole bunch of water and lit cigarette butts thrown in their faces. yelling, self righteous dipshits make excellent butt flicking target practice.