You can smoke in restaurants in Michigan, but apparently, you can only smoke approved cancer sticks at some joints.
“On Saturday my brother and I were enjoying breakfast at Fleetwood Diner (on South Cedar Street). This is our normal destination for meetings, and has been since the diner opened.
“As usual, when we finished our meal we sat and had cigarettes and talked about different issues.”
Suddenly the two men were asked to take it outside. It seems that the smoke from their peach-flavored cigarettes offended the nostrils of somebody who worked at the diner.
That’s how I feel every freaking time I walk into a restaurant that allows smoking, but I deal with it. The Fleetwood just made a case for banning smoking in restaurants and they don’t even know it. My nostrils are offended by all cigarettes…not just the flavored ones. If you can you kick patrons out because you don’t like their certain cigs, you should ban smoking outright!
them in line with the federal 2007 Pastuerized Milk Ordinance. Following is a press release from the bill’s sponsor 
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