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03-08-2011, 12:41 PM

May I add that "some" of us would rather buy cigars while at the local B&M, bring them home and put in our humidor for awhile before smoking. So, if we want to smoke one of our own cigars that was not purchased at the local B&M, be sure to ask the owner if you can smoke your own while in the store PROVIDED you buy something (preferably cigars) while you are there. If the owner says NO, follow the rules. If he allows you to smoke one of your own on his premises, keep quiet about it. Once you take the label off, roll it up and put it in a waste basket, no one will know what you're smoking unless you tell them.

How do those of you that work/own a B&M feel about that?

Cheers,

Mike T.

03-08-2011, 12:41 PM	#50
Miket156 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Advice for B&M customers anyone? May I add that "some" of us would rather buy cigars while at the local B&M, bring them home and put in our humidor for awhile before smoking. So, if we want to smoke one of our own cigars that was not purchased at the local B&M, be sure to ask the owner if you can smoke your own while in the store PROVIDED you buy something (preferably cigars) while you are there. If the owner says NO, follow the rules. If he allows you to smoke one of your own on his premises, keep quiet about it. Once you take the label off, roll it up and put it in a waste basket, no one will know what you're smoking unless you tell them. How do those of you that work/own a B&M feel about that? Cheers, Mike T.