And surprising as it seems, they are not all creeps and scumbags. Of course, I only saw Bob Strauss from across the room, so I could be wrong about that. The advertising industry, both those who create ads and those in whose pages or on whose airwaves or billboards or other signage it appears, must be firmly included in any tobacco malefactor identification program. Naturally this has to include the mainstream press. Certainly all employees of the major advertising agencies who have tobacco accounts must be included, as well as subsidiaries in the packaging, trucking, and retailing industries.
Children have to know if their parents got tainted money.
People in school communities need to know what kind of dire social influences are being exerted by the offspring of social criminals. Because so many undesirables are involved as tobacco sellers, we need a technological answer here. We don't need no stinking badges. Implants is the answer. Little satellite locator implants.