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Cigarpassaholic. Mmm.. cigarpassahol.
So where is our trip report?
Send me three boxes of Anejos!moki said:Your wish is my command...
That's actually something I should have mentioned -- AF intentionally hired mostly young people, especially for their Opus X / Añejo rollers, because it was easier to teach younger people how to do what they wanted than break the different habits/techniques that the old salts used.Muley said:thanks for the post/info Moki.
I have to admit, when I think of "master cigar rollers" the young guys in the pics just don't fit the image formed in my mind! I think of old crusty men and women with geriatric fingers/hands from years of rolling.
Yes, Carlito was quite generous.bfreebern said:Nice pics! So how many cigars did you leave the DR with? Were you gifted any from Carlito?
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That's like saying my HOT girlfriend has an even HOTTER sister. If you're gonna bring it up and mention it............YA GOTTA GIVE DETAILS MAN!!!!moki said:Yes, Carlito was quite generous.bfreebern said:Nice pics! So how many cigars did you leave the DR with? Were you gifted any from Carlito?
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What if the HOTTER sister is a tease... like me?bfreebern said:That's like saying my HOT girlfriend has an even HOTTER sister. If you're gonna bring it up and mention it............YA GOTTA GIVE DETAILS MAN!!!!
Story of my life............DAMN teasesmoki said:What if the HOTTER sister is a tease... like me?bfreebern said:That's like saying my HOT girlfriend has an even HOTTER sister. If you're gonna bring it up and mention it............YA GOTTA GIVE DETAILS MAN!!!!![]()
It's all relative -- the conditions in the Fuente factory were better than anywhere I'd seen. Given the choice of jobs in a country like the DR, I'd say they are doing rather well.evilphish said:Something i've always wondered.
How are the rollers treated? i see pictures of workshops like that and they always remind me of sweat shops for some reason. I hope they are treated realy well.
Some parts of the factory were air conditioned, but it really wasn't very warm anyway. I'm guessing it was around 75 degrees in most of the factory.cvmfour said:With all that tobacco, is the factory air conditioned? Or atleast where the workers are? ???
That's good...I've worked as a painter on new houses and let me tell you it gets mighty hot during the summer months. Luckily school started back and I had to quitmoki said:Some parts of the factory were air conditioned, but it really wasn't very warm anyway. I'm guessing it was around 75 degrees in most of the factory.cvmfour said:With all that tobacco, is the factory air conditioned? Or atleast where the workers are? ???