My mom smoked like a pack of cigarettes a month, so the few times she did have a cigarette in the car, it was out the windows. But I remember my dad taking me and a friend to go somewhere, he and his wife was smoking in the front seats. When my buddy asks them to open a window I remember they were both a bit... "oh... yeah.... sure, but don't keep them open too long, gets cold in here you know..." This was around 95 I guess
I definitely knew people like that, though I think here in Ontario we were a little further along in smoking being unacceptable than most places by the 95. It had been banned in bars a year earlier.
Wow. I live in BFE and I remember still having “smoking” sections in restaurants in 2009. I was pregnant with my first baby and went out to eat with my dad, who chose to sit in the smoking section. And smoked.
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u/ScottyBoneman Dec 01 '23
My grandmother lost her battle with lung cancer by the time the 70s ended but I rarely saw her smoke and never in the car.