Let that sink in for a minute. I actually remember a time during my sophomore year of high school where I was on lunch break and I was walking up to HEB and there was this group of kids that were there and they were trying to buy a cartridge of cigarettes and they were very under the legal age and while I was behind them they were stealing candy while the cashier was busy but what shocked me the most was that one of them asked to buy a carton of cigarettes that cost about twenty-seven dollars and the clerk actually, I let them buy the carton, but what shook me the most was that it was two of them who were going to smoke for the first time as I heard them talking online not knowing they were in a hurting world because of his addiction. powers. But you would know how the cigarette companies would try to defend this atrocity; well, you guessed it. It's the people's choice, let them do what they want with their lives: the only argument to explain why they are in business, ruining the lives of young people does not matter or anyone's life either doesn't matter to them, they only see people's well-being as money, so let's go with it. take a stand against cigarettes and ban them everywhere for the good of