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I'm a huge fan of personal freedom (don't care what people smoke), but yeah I have to agree with you here. I did some work for a firm where the system administr

by rcurry 11y ago

I'm a huge fan of personal freedom (don't care what people smoke), but yeah I have to agree with you here. I did some work for a firm where the system administrator walked around puffing huge clouds of this foul-smelling vapor that was something like a cross between strawberries and old socks, and it was really aggravating.

chroma 11y ago
Did you talk to him about this? It seems to me that if someone is creating unpleasant or distracting sensations (noise, smell, vibration, flashing lights, etc), the best thing to do is ask them to stop. Wanting to ban the annoying thing is a bit of an overreaction. To use an analogy: Lots of people on public transportation annoy me by playing music out of their phone's speaker. At no point do I think, "Phones should be banned." I just ask them to turn off their music or use headphones.
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