I remember in the 70s my grandmother had something that reduced the amount gradually. iirc it was a set of holders with different filters.

When I quit one of the most difficult things was not hanging out where people all smoked on breaks at work. My friendships changed.

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I think I found an old picture of her:

I used to watch that cartoon.

iirc what my grandmother had was a long box with say 6 different short filter holder things.

Fancy. I remember my grandma had a fancy cigarette case I loved playing with. That women got lung cancer twice and still never stopped. When she went in to have a lobectomy, the doctor was like "your lung is just a lemon sized lump of cancer, I have no idea how you're still breathing." Really something. She was a neat person.

my grandparents both died of lung cancer. in the end they used to smoke a half smoke under the kitchen hoof fan.

I can't imagine either of them not smoking.