Jordan Harbinger
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But once it wears off, you get addicted and you just need it, like you said, to get back to baseline and function normally.
So we talked a little bit earlier about harm reduction, which is generally something you only hear about, well, with much harder drugs.
Plus, there's all kinds of health problems that come with smoking other than just cancer.
COPD, emphysema, hardening of the arteries, all that stuff.
From the perspective of a non-user, what's the complaint?
That you put little spit-soaked packets into the trash when you're done?
I mean, you litter, maybe?
Littering, maybe.
So how does harm reduction work compared to abstinence only when it comes to quitting smoking?
My old producer, Jason DeFilippo, he told me that, and I'm pretty sure this is public, so I'm not blowing him up, but he basically said quitting nicotine was one of the hardest things he ever did in his life.