I'd be happy if they just made everyone smoke in the bar. Even though it would take longer to bowl, I much rather wait a few extra minutes to bowl then smell like smoke. Just have to compromise on something and that would be great with me.
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I used to smoke. Even then, sometimes the bowling centers in Reno and Carson City got too smoky for my taste. I couldn't stand it.

I quit when I moved back to Oregon. When I first got back here, most centers allowed smoking in the center - at least in the bar, most allowed in the whole center.
Not very long ago they limited it to the bars, smoking rooms, and lottery rooms. Makes it great for the rest of the center, but if I walk into the bar, I gag. And the house that has a smoking room has a window - I refer to the smokers sitting behind the glass as the monkeys.

There is one center in town that is entirely non-smoking. None in the bar, or anywhere else. According to the manager - the anti smoking rules only drive the smokers to hang out in front of the place and make the center look bad. He does have a point.


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