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    Raucherquote unter Erwachsenen in verschiedenen amerikanischen Bundesstaaten


    Raucherquote unter Erwachsenen in verschiedenen amerikanischen Bundesstaaten

    Von ytayeb943

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    2. Windsock2080 on

      Illinois statistically off because of Chicago, rest of IL is little different from the midwest.

      I work (in IN) at a shop that as a policy doesnt allow smoking, but the manager smokes… so everyone over 45 chain smokes all day and leaves their butts everywhere 

    4. Wubbzy_wow on

      I’m confused about California because I always see people smoking around here. But the post doesn’t specify if it’s cigarettes or any other smoking method.

    8. Rich-Contribution-84 on

      Completely anecdotal but I work in London/around the UK and in Paris pretty regularly. It feels like there are 5x as many smokers in France/UK compared to my experience in the U.S.

      It’s one of those interesting things, to me, because it seems (again anecdotally) that the typical person in Western Europe lives a healthier lifestyle relative to the typical American. But this is like a glaring exception.

      Is this just my perception? Or is it a fair observation.

    9. magicklydelishous on

      Shocked Maine isn’t higher than the national average. I feel like everyone here smokes, unfortunately.

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    10. Best-Illustrator-880 on

      Does that mean the higher lung cancer rate in West Virginia might not totally be caused by coal mines?

    12. shufflebat on

      I smoked from 16 to 21, I vape now.. every once in awhile I want a drag off a cigarette and I can’t do it. They’re so nasty. I smoked half a pack a day

    14. KungFuRayRay on

      This almost matches the Electoral College Map with the major difference being Texas and Florida

    15. Coomstress on

      I went to college in West Virginia. I was one of the few people who didn’t smoke. It was wild.

    16. roma258 on

      This feels like a really good proxy for a lot of….stuff. It doesn’t map to political ideology 100%, but it’s pretty damn close.

    18. snoogle20 on

      In the 90s in Kentucky it felt like my parents were the only two adults I knew that didn’t smoke. Fast forward to today and I rarely ever even see a cigarette. We’re red on this map, but it’s insane to me how little smoking there is now compared to the world I grew up in.

    19. steelersrock01 on

      The US has done such an incredible job making smoking undesirable. I remember as a young kid going into restaurants and being asked “smoking or non-smoking?” and that’s just unthinkable now. Nobody i know smokes (though some vape) and for most people smoking is a nonstarter. A complete 180 from buying packs of candy cigs and “smoking” them to feel cool.

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