In Melbourne they used to allow smoking after 10pm in the Over 28 night clubs. They banned smoking, and most closed down (I guess the former patrons have all largely gone to apps or Adult Matchmaker to try find partners). Youngsters are unaffected as they still go to their venues with Exstacy and GBH.
Then they banned smoking with a cup of coffee outside cafes. So where once cafes would pick hundreds of dollars every day with all their tables full, they now get a fraction of that revenue from their largely empty tables.
Word eventually gets out overseas that the place is a dud. Like it or not, smokers tend to like spending money, and more often than not are the life of the party.
If one smokes, would one be more likely to go to dud places in Australia or USA, or to lively places like Europe or Bali?
Funny how all this banning of smoking coincides with apostolic-like preaching of gender fluidity.
Regards,
Renato