Good point, Rick - enjoyed your comments while eating my lunch today. Thank you. As a human resources executive I work within the law every day. I also work in the “constant complaint department.” Everyone’s got a complaint: Holidays – make sure we hit ALL the religions or someone’s going to complain or file discrimination. Attire – make sure we all wear the same thing or someone will be offended. This is just a small example, but my point is this: what a ridiculous issue this is – smoke or no-smoke. Sure, rules and laws are made to protect and provide order. But - there’s a war going on, people – there’s more important things to address. Not every human being will be pleased with any and every social or governmental decision. Immigration, Mad Cow Disease, sexually-transmitted diseases, traffic laws, neighborhood jurisdictions – ‘should we allow sidewalks?’, gay and lesbian issues, and even ridiculously banning an energy drink because of the name. (Don’t want to offend or convert children to try real cocaine. I worry that Coca Cola is next. Oh, and let’s not have a gay or lesbian teach children because it may turn them gay! Gosh!) This is all so ridiculous. Good God, we are given the capability to make sound judgments and decisions. And I would hope that all of us use the judgment of not bothering or harming our fellow man. Be respectful of ALL. Find a spot that doesn’t allow smoking and you don’t have to worry about your designer duds smelling funny. Enjoy your energy drink with a cigarette in a place that allows you do to so. Unfortunately, now this is not an option in Illinois. Thanks to all the members of the complaint department who make enough noise to get government involved in our personal lives. Make your own damned decisions, respect others who maintain their own values and decisions, and live and let live.