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What's up, everybody.

What's up, everybody. Welcome to the Mike Dulce show. We have a fun show today.

I had a different concept for what I wanted to talk about, but then I pulled up the mailbag.

You guys remember, I mentioned briefly last week or the week before on one or two of the episodes,

that we have now started the mailbag, M-A-L-L-B-A-G at the Dulce Diet.com, for you guys to chime in and be a part of the show.

And whoa, baby, it was nice to see the list of emails that came through.

I'm not going to read every single one today. I'm just going to give you a

little taste of what we have received. Now, one of, and I think I did actually mention this

during the smoking podcast, the secondhand smoking podcast.

So let me read Mailbag at the Dolce Diet.com.

Mailbag.

Hey, coach, love the podcast on secondhand smoke.

My wife and I laughed because I have literally been saying the same thing for years.

Needless to say, I completely agree. But I think by law, if we were going to classify it as

assault by definition, then smoking would be assault on oneself or attempted suicide. As we know,

both things are true, but legally would make it tough. The biggest picture is that it should be

illegal altogether. We're punishable by law.

When I lived in the Philippines as a Peace Corps veteran, Mayor Rosal passed law in Ligazapai

city that made smoking illegal in all public places. This was the first city in the world to

have a smoke-free city. Thanks for the great podcast, Lance.

Lance, my friend, thank you so much for the note, and that is a good point.

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