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Runako, an independent small-scale tobacco farmer and father of three young children in Mashonaland West, said he could not afford to buy protective equipment to wear when applying pesticides because of competing financial needs. He said he often felt sick after spraying: There are periods where I feel I dont want to eat after spraying, and I feel crampsa sharp pain in the side

These include lower body weight and doing less physical exercise

Advocates for Proposition 31 argued the restrictions would deter tobacco use among kids by eliminating youth-friendly flavors such as bubblegum, cotton candy and cherry

This requires a second person to administer the Rap, emphasizing a shared experience or ritual

By doing so, it says, they not only navigate these shifts, but also thrive in the emerging smoke-free era