Private cigar lounge

Not me. I won't pay money to smoke in a lounge. If I buy a cigar and I can use the lounge, fine. Otherwise, count me out.

Plus, who the hell has that much free time that they can hang out in a cigar lounge for hours on end. Must be single guys

[BHalbrooks]

Originally Posted by Emjaysmash

There is one a few blocks from my house. I'm not a member as I am away at school often, but if I was there is would be worth the $400 for a yearly membership. They give discounts on sticks and boxes, and are open 24/7. I can come in at 3am if I'm a member, and I can smoke my own sticks. At the moment, I have to buy at least one stick from them in order to smoke out in the front of their store, which is only open every other day from 6pm-10pm.

It'd take a HELL OF A LOT for me to give someone $400 so I can use their lounge. Should be free.

Originally Posted by bobarian

In AZ it may be worth the price of admission. Unless you like smoking outside in the summer?

I'd rather deal with AZ summer heat, than MI winter cold.

Originally Posted by ysr_racer

Not me. I won't pay money to smoke in a lounge. If I buy a cigar and I can use the lounge, fine. Otherwise, count me out.

Plus, who the hell has that much free time that they can hang out in a cigar lounge for hours on end. Must be single guys

Dot.
I knew a guy that had 5 kids, and he was there constantly... lol

Originally Posted by BHalbrooks

I knew a guy that had 5 kids, and he was there constantly... lol

Good point, I never thought of it that way. A few hundred $$$ may be cheap

[Theo Cincy]

As many members on here share the extra variable of living in a state that has some sort of smoking ban, every time the want to find a place to smoke a cigar; I would gladly pay a annual or a month to month/ quarter to quarter few. Many b & m's will only let you smoke sticks you purchase from them. I am not against this rule I am just limited by there selection. Or if I find a bar to go to, sometimes you have people that give you dirty looks the whole time. There are many people on,here that won't pay to smoke, but not having a place in my house I can smoke and limited retail or bar options make me yearn for a lounge that has a simple cost effective membership.

[Theo Cincy]

Sorry for the spelling errors. Autocorrect can be a bi#$@.

[PeteSB75]

Works great for me. I pay about 650/year and keep my scotch in my locker. Heck of a lot cheaper than going out to a bar and I can smoke and relax. Also nice to hang with a bunch of people you know, since it's always the same people there.

[lenguamor]

Originally Posted by Theo Cincy

As many members on here share the extra variable of living in a state that has some sort of smoking ban, every time the want to find a place to smoke a cigar; I would gladly pay a annual or a month to month/ quarter to quarter few. Many b & m's will only let you smoke sticks you purchase from them. I am not against this rule I am just limited by there selection. Or if I find a bar to go to, sometimes you have people that give you dirty looks the whole time. There are many people on,here that won't pay to smoke, but not having a place in my house I can smoke and limited retail or bar options make me yearn for a lounge that has a simple cost effective membership.

Originally Posted by icehog3

If there was one within 20 minutes or so of my house, it would be a no-brainer for me.

Originally Posted by PeteSB75

Works great for me. I pay about 650/year and keep my scotch in my locker. Heck of a lot cheaper than going out to a bar and I can smoke and relax. Also nice to hang with a bunch of people you know, since it's always the same people there.

Agree with all of these. Pete's point is especially salient.

[Emjaysmash]

Originally Posted by BHalbrooks

It'd take a HELL OF A LOT for me to give someone $400 so I can use their lounge. Should be free.

A Lounge that is open 24/7, where you don't have to buy their sticks, can bring in your own alcohol, and if you do want sticks get a nice discount for it? As well as not having to sit out in the cold of the winter up in WI?

Yeah, it's worth it.