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How Much Could Smoking Cost You?
When you think about smoking, do you ever think of smoking as costing you a fortune. Well believe it or not, it does add up over a very short amount of time. The average cost of a pack of cigarettes is now about five dollars. Over the course of a year you will have spent over eighteen hundred dollars just on cigarettes alone. And that is just for those who smoke only one pack a day. Think about when you smoke two, three, or even four packs a day. That money really adds up. And while you have been spending all this money on packs of cigarettes, you could have been spending it on a nice vacation for yourself or your family. You could have spent it on something that is necessary like “paying bills”. Basically all it boils down to is that smoking is a waste of money when you are literally paying to shorten your life.
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