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"Jobseekers who smell of tobacco place themselves at a great disadvantage for securing employment." Tobacco use among employees is associated with greater health care costs, unproductive time, and absenteeism, the researchers wrote, An employee who smokes costs private employers in the United States an estimated excess cost (above that for a nonsmoking employee) of $5,816 per year. The study wasn' t so intense that the researchers tracked down potential employers who may not have hired the smokers

(Dont listen to other people, dont assume others are smarter or know things you dont.) If you want to know what you lost when I quit and when my strikers deserted your worldstand on an empty stretch of soil in a wilderness unexplored by men and ask yourself what manner of survival you would achieve and how long you would last if you refused to think, with no one around to teach you the motions, or, if you chose to think, how much your mind would be able to discoverask yourself how many independent conclusions you have reached in the course of your life and how much of your time was spent on performing the actions you learned from othersask yourself whether you would be able to discover how to till the soil and grow your food, whether you would be able to invent a wheel, a lever, an induction coil, a generator, an electronic tubethen decide whether men of ability are exploiters who live by the fruit of your labor and rob you of the wealth that you produce, and whether you dare to believe that you possess the power to enslave them

Lung cancer death rates by smoking status: comparison of the Three-Prefecture Cohort study in Japan to the Cancer Prevention Study II in the USA