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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
Now you're changing your view. You earlier mentioned Disneyland. Now you're changing it to include the city of Beverly Hills.
Disneyland is a place for children. Smoking should not be allowed in such place, IMO.
Beverly Hills has decided that smoking isn't allowed in outdoor restaurant areas or outdoors. This was a decision made by the people of Beverly Hills. My wife works in Beverly Hills and there has been no outrage or uprising related to this ban. Beverly Hills has the reputation of being one of the nicest cities in America (if not the world) and the absence of cigarette smoke and cigarette butts in the trash and on the streets will only enhance its image.
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I'm thinking the demographic that frequents Beverly Hills is not consistent with the one that smokes in the first place.
40 years ago, maybe. Not now.
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