Smoking Cuban Cigars inside US B&M?

[kubano]

I smoke Cubans on a regular basis at the local B&M with no issues. of course I buy cigars as well as gift Cuban cigars to the B&M owner. He enjoys them.

[lebigmac]

I don't find a need to smoke something from my stash in a US B&M.
CC or NOT CC.

Why not go the B&M with some curiosity and explore their new smokes.

Just my 0.02

[beparrish]

I always buy more cigars at the local B&M than I smoke there, but I always smoke my own - CC and non-CC. They tend to keep the RH in their humidor high and some cigars are overly moist at time of purchase.

I don't flaunt the fact that I'm smoking my own cigar, or wave the CCs in front of everyone's face. Fellow patrons only know what I'm smoking if they ask.

[Sticks]

[quote author=lebigmac link=topic=39578.msg165356#msg165356 date=1476065615]
I don't find a need to smoke something from my stash in a US B&M.
CC or NOT CC.

Why not go the B&M with some curiosity and explore their new smokes.

Just my 0.02
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If you wanna smoke there, odds are their sticks will be too wet

I always 'buy one of theirs smoke one mine, buy another of theirs, smoke another of mine' . . .

Never had anyone pay much attention to what I smoked in a B&M.

[massphatness]

[quote author=Sticks link=topic=39578.msg168104#msg168104 date=1485809940]

If you wanna smoke there, odds are their sticks will be too wet

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That's certainly been my experience

[Sticks]

Yep, I bring 2 or 3 of mine in a cigar case. Will buy one of there's, smoke one of mine. Buy another of there's, smoke another of mine . . etc. Its never been a problem & theirs are just about always too wet to smoke.
As for CCs, no one notices.