Golf_Nerd
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Granted it shouldn't be a real issue but that said it is still annoying that I have to be stuck smelling a cancer stick. And I agree that it always seems that smoke comes to me. Uhg.
you guys are being a bit harsh. if the smoker blew the smoke on the OP directly when the smoker had the option of being considerate and blowing smoke in another direction, the smoker was being an a-hole. So the question is, what do you do with an inconsiderate a-hole? Just because a smoker is outside doesn't give him the right to do whatever he wants. If he wants to do that, the smoker should do so at home.
Why is it that smokers always seem to be upwind?
I see no offense unless the smoke is blew directly in OP's face, but in that case his suit is probably the least of his concern...
It's just as offensive if I'm standing in a line and someone is smoking behind me and blowing the smoke right against my back. Granted, it's not my face, but it's still rude. Is it less rude if someone spit on your back rather than on your face?
If you know anyone that can blow smoke hard enough for you to feel from your fully dressed back, please let me know. I would need his/her service.