Smoker’s Signature
a smoker’s signature is a way to tell if someone smokes but this method is not 100% accurate but it can be used as an indicator that someone smokes.
the actual signature is that when a smoker sneezes they will not make much sound because their lungs can’t hold in as much air as non-smokers can. their lungs are often constricted as if they have asthma and therefore will not retain much air inhaled before they sneeze.
jackie has a distinct smoker’s signature, her sneezes are tiny compared to her swimmer friend.
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