How to become a cigar smoker at somebody else's expense.

[El Presidente]

 

The Cigar Institute of America are at it again !

1967    

[Hammer Smokin']

Encourage the promotion of those who represent no threat to you personally. If the promotion is big enough, cigars are called for. 

 

Nice!

 

(pretty sure that address is Radio City Music Hall - nice!)

[Kaptain Karl]

My old boss in North Carolina runs an elite business coaching company. He came up with an incredible idea: he fines his students who under perform/don’t do their homework in store credit to his local B&M. He smoke 10+ expensive cigars a week and hasn’t paid for one in over 7 years. 

[bmac]

Or become a flipper and essentially smoke for free.That’s my next move.?

[Subcomandante]

Did Ken write this article? ?

[StogieSteve23]

No wonder more people seem to want to start a conversation when I have cigars in my shirt pocket.. 

[benfica_77]

This is why I want my cabinet humidor to not have a glass front door. So that I don't have to deal with cigar moochers when they visit. 

All of a sudden every guy that's over is a big cigar guy even though they can't name a cuban brand beyond Cohiba.....I'm happy to share with those that appreciate a good smoke but those are few and far between in my circle of friends. 

[mtapia3]

Sounds like cigar moochers haven't changed at all since the 60s.

I only have 2 friends who I consider serious cigar enthusiasts. Everyone else claims to be one, but they prove to be better moochers than true enthusiasts. 

[Fuzz AI]

There is one other way, not on the list.... become a Moderator on a cigar forum and have a Fidel-esque beard. <nudge-nudge-wink-wink> @JohnS