Fair enough. Hard for me to argue since I held pretty much exactly your view when I was 22 and smoking. Nothing really suddenly changed for me. At some point i

Fair enough. Hard for me to argue since I held pretty much exactly your view when I was 22 and smoking. Nothing really suddenly changed for me. At some point it just seemed like it wasn't as good any more. I figured I would quit for a bit to see how that was, got surprised how hard it was to quit even for a day, and then got scared at how addicted I was and got serious about quitting. It took a couple years of struggling after that and now I wish someone had kicked some sense into me earlier, but I don't know how they could have done that. So I am kind of frustrated in this discussion because I feel like the right thing to do is to really try to convince people to quit smoking, but I don't know how to do that.