The Tuxedo Tobacco Container, shown above, can be identified by the J.O
The wrapper splits like the San Andreas fault and you do your best imitation of crying Michael Jordan
Remember, this is Berkeley in the early seventies
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It is an unregulated environment with respect to these products. They are an easy way for kids to take up a nicotine habit and then go on to cigarettes and other tobacco products." Flavors such as strawberry and thin mint make it clear the products are being aimed at children, teens and young adults, Hamburg said
