Unlike secondhand smoke, it sticks to hair, skin, clothes, furniture, and carpets long after the cigarette is out
It was that first time in my life where I realized I would make this big panini and cut it up into a million pieces on a cutting board and I just remember handing someone out their first bite and just waiting to see if they're going to be like, "Mm
The last thing I would want anyone to experience is having no taste buds
Porosity of materials: Porous materials (carpets, upholstery, drywall, insulation, fabrics) absorb and hold smoke residue, making them harder to clean
The Beast in Me stretches the analogy, trying to see how far these two highly effective people could walk in parallel with one another
Where did this history begin