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I used to smoke. I am not one of those militant ex or non smokers though When I did smoke, I was always considerate of those who did not. I never smoked in my apartment or anyone else's home because while I enjoyed having a smoke, I hated the smell of stale cigarette smoke. I think the big difference in the guest vs. employee smoking policy is the crew cabins are where they actually live, their "home" for the duration of their contract. So, if they are allowed to smoke in their "home" and choose to, I think it is OK. On the other hand the guest cabins are the guest's home for only a few days to a week or so then somebody else moves in. So, to me, the difference in policy is understandable.
I used to smoke. I am not one of those militant ex or non smokers though
When I did smoke, I was always considerate of those who did not. I never smoked in my apartment or anyone else's home because while I enjoyed having a smoke, I hated the smell of stale cigarette smoke.
I think the big difference in the guest vs. employee smoking policy is the crew cabins are where they actually live, their "home" for the duration of their contract. So, if they are allowed to smoke in their "home" and choose to, I think it is OK. On the other hand the guest cabins are the guest's home for only a few days to a week or so then somebody else moves in. So, to me, the difference in policy is understandable.
