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Would you sign a petition that would allow you to vote on repealing the smoking ban?
Asked at Jefferson's Restaurant, 743 Mass. on May 14, 2004
“No. I’m not a smoker and it’s nice to go out and not have smoke in your face. But I’m used to it, so I’m not really for or against it.”
“Oh yeah. People decide for themselves if they want to go to the bars. They know what they’re walking into. They can chose to not go or go to a nonsmoking bar.”
“I’d say yeah, because it shouldn’t be up to five people. People should be able to vote on it.”
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