Cigarette Nostalgia

When we used to be a proper country

You dont see billionaires smoking "weed"

Driving on the same highway in NYC 49 years apart

Smokers are the most oppressed group on the entire planet

"It was August of ‘03. I had just finished my summer internship at Goldman Stanley, where I of course got a return offer despite doing jack shit (nepotism). Given it was the summer before our senior year of college, the boys figured we needed to head out with a bang. To prepare I called up Pablo so he could get me some of that pure Colombian We stayed at one of my many summer homes for the weekend in dirtyjerz and drank so much that the Parker House ran out of alcohol. Final stats for the bender: 27 beers, 34 shots (including an angel shot), 17 drunk cigs, 8 gator tails, 9 pools hopped, a restraining order, and a DUI"

So true

Sylvester Stallone was prepared to go broke to make Rocky happen. Before the movie was made, he was so broke that he had to sell his dog just to get by. Studios wanted the script but didn’t want Stallone starring in it. He turned down the money anyway because he believed in the vision and refused to let someone else play Rocky. He bet everything on himself and did whatever it took to make the movie happen. Go make it happen

New product idea just dropped

Need a politician to make cigarette vending machines mandatory in every single bar in America

Spring Girl Lunch (2026)

Which way western man

The toughest test for man is not craving nicotine after a few beers

We used to be a proper country

If Full House was filmed today, these are the years the main actors would have been born

Back when politicians had proper campaign videos

The “greyfication” creates this weird feeling that every city is slowly becoming the same place. Older buildings often had more character, color, and regional identity, while a lot of modern construction feels optimized purely for scale and maintenance