In the 1920s even everyday, utilitarian objects were made with an eye for beauty and this antique cigarette case is no exception
It is substantial, in good condition, and opens and closes properly
"When I didn't have it for more than two hours, I'd get very anxious." Even though McClain knows the dangers of cigarettes -- lung cancer runs in his family -- he thinks it might be easier to kick cigarettes than his Juul
The repeated chorus and outro, "So let it go, I saw you on the river's edge / Draggin' on a plastic cigarette / With your swim top still wet," reinforce the contrast between intimacy and emotional distance, leaving a lingering sense of wistfulness and quiet reflection
Moreover , the extended length ensures a long, satisfying smoke, perfect for those who value quality and style