Profitability Question

Posted August 14th, 2008 by Chip

If going smoke free made Tavern, Bar and Private Club businesses more profitable, why do these businesses have to be legislated against to make them go smoke free?

The entire purpose of these businesses is to make money. It doesn't make sense that they would continue to allow smoking if it were "proven" as the propagandists from the ACS, the AHA, the ALA, and the RWJF would have us believe, that smoking bans increased business.

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