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Date Posted: 06:15:04 06/18/21 Fri
Author: Jason
Subject: Is Las Vegas making a comeback in female smoking

Back in the 80s and 90s Las Vegas had the highest female smoking rate in the country. I lived there at it was truly amazing. Starting in 2001 they took a big dump. Transplants from California and Mexico were probably the reason. This showed up in my dating site stats too where Las Vegas fit in with other lower smoking big cities in the region.

Now all the sudden in 2021 I see a huge change. Las Vegas went WAY up and other Southwestern cities did not. This is women ages 18-30.

Las Vegas 50%
Albuquerque 34%
Denver 33%
Los Angeles 32%
Phoenix 31%
San Diego 28%

WOW Las Vegas is by far the best in the Southwest!

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