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    Those were the days, or maybe they weren't. Either way, they're gone. "Politicians can't walk around with a cigar anymore, like Winston Churchill" Miller laments. "That's not acceptable now." Full Article at Toronto Star
    Politicians can't walk around with a cigar anymore, like Winston Churchill
    Johnny Miller – Johnny Miller SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
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The last cigar tycoon
  1. We were a full house back in the old days
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  2. I don't smoke that much anymore
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  3. I come ... Nobody else comes.
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  4. The taxation has destroyed the business. It's a persecuted business. It's prohibition.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  5. We just supply old, steady customers. We make custom orders.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  6. The tobacco businesses is in a fight for survival because it is so persecuted
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  7. She just came in today because you guys were coming in
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  8. It's a persecuted business. It's prohibition.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  9. Now a cigar is more of a symbol. It's part of your image. You don't even need to smoke it anymore.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago
  10. I used to go a couple of times a year ... Now you can just send an email.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 1 month ago

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