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Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David on the difference between cigars and cigarettes: “There’s something contemplative about it. The cigarette is not contemplative…. It’s anxiety, there’s anxiety associated with it, you know what I mean? Whereas the cigar is relaxing, and when you relax, you’re open to more thoughts. You... show more

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