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    1. Cigarettes are *very* expensive in Alaska. One of the things that pushed me to quit was how much money I was spending on cigarettes. I was smoking 1 pack a day and I quit on 5/31/2021. That’s 3 years and 8 months. That means I’ve not smoked ~1335 cigarette packs and at $12/pack, that’s $16k I’ve saved.

    2. In 2035 would be around 68k if you were to invest those savings monthly and get on average 8% returns. Assuming 3% inflation, that’s 50k in today’s buying power.

    3. I quit smoking almost a year ago, 1 pack/day, almost $13 a pack. What I spent on cigarettes now covers my truck payment.

    4. But think of all those pension contributions you won’t have to make if you’re smoking all your life.