If it is between a non-smoker and a smoker, I would absolutely choose the non-smoker.Originally Posted by Tgo01
If it is between a non-smoker and a smoker, I would absolutely choose the non-smoker.
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If cigarettes weren't so bad for you and made you smell like an ashtray... I'd probably still be smoking. I'm done now for 8? years and I still get a craving now and again.
But they really make you stink.
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I never even noticed the smell until after I quit. I quit because it was just money I was throwing away.
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What if the non-smoker is a fatty and the smoker eats right and exercises regularly?
They turn down organ transplants for unhealthy lifestyles, such as overindulging, too. Keep going down the list until you find a better candidate.
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And that's fine. They don't say "Oh sorry, you use illegal drugs, no healthcare for you!"
Last edited by Tgo01; 09-17-2021 at 07:31 PM.
I'm sure that has happened before.
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I'm sure it has, but it shouldn't happen and it shouldn't be a policy.
Depends on what it is for. Organs shouldn't go to those sorts of people. Shit that isn't scarce, sure.
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I agree.
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