  Now, I am no fire marshall, but I'd like to think I understand the basics of what causes fires. That's why I can't fathom why the workers in this factory are allowed to smoke ON THE FACTORY FLOOR. I mean, are you kidding me? These machines are covered in oil and grease (I should know, I am writing them a book on what grease to use on what machine... and no, I'm not kidding), yet these workers are allowed to smoke ANYWHERE they please out on the floor. I don't get it. This place smells more like tobacco than Philip Morris where they actually produce cigarettes...... but Philip Morris makes their workers go outside to smoke. Now, does anyone else find this disturbing? Philip Morris, the largest cigarette manufacturer in the world, the company that gives their employees FREE cigarettes, encourages becoming addicted to their product, and even lets people smoke in their offices; doesn't let their employees smoke on the factory floor. Yet, GM does. Scary. 
