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hurricane0226

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On 11/13/2021 at 1:03 PM, BlerkOne said:

With one ship way ahead of it's time (1999-2003). Paradise didn't fail miserably, it still made money, just not enough. Since then, US smokers have declined by some 20% or more - maybe 14% of the US population smokes.

except the younger crowd are now picking up vaping

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Scurvy Seadog

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On 11/30/2021 at 9:04 PM, destiny217 said:

Maryland has 5 casinos and all are non-smoking and revenues are higher than ever.

Delaware is the same...all non-smoking and always packed. Likewise for all of the non-tribal casinos in South Florida...smoke free and always busy.

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BlerkOne "Live from...." Rare

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2 hours ago, hurricane0226 said:

except the younger crowd are now picking up vaping

Still an extreme minority. If they aren't old enough to drink, gamble, and cruise by themselves, or don't have the disposable income and time to do all 3, does a cruise line care?

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