That's why it takes a good amount of time to unlearn smoking. Don't give up too early!
Occasionally when growing up, we would have corned beef hash for breakfast.
It was usually out of a can and we would poach a couple eggs to put on top of a serving.
I liked mine with ketchup.
Recently, I've tried the roast beef hash and the sausage hash but the corned beef hash is what I'm used to so the others didn't quite measure up.
I only use Ketchup on hash and Patty Melts. It's what I'm used to.
I only like horseradish with prime rib and shrimp cocktail. It's what I'm used to.
I could probably think of a few more examples like curry, etc.
Now I bet I haven't had hash, prime rib, shrimp cocktails or patty melts more than 100 times each in my entire life but I have set these preferences, probably from the first time I tried them?
I had a preference for the cigarette I smoked because it was what I was used to.
I was a former 40 year, pack+ a day smoker. That works out to 292 THOUSAND times minimally I smoked.
I would say that qualifies as being used to smoking. How about you? Did you smoke for more than a week? A Month? Two years? Most likely you did.
That is why it takes a reasonable amount of time to unlearn smoking.
Don't give up too early! Stick with your quits. Time is the healer!
