Description

This video is the very last footage with the lovely smoking model Ava Grey, she was one of USA Smokers most popular models for over 7 years. In her final scene she chain smokes two Marlboro Red 100s while answering questions submitted by one of her fans. She shows off her signature sexy inhales along with some double drags and thick exhales. The video is captured from two angles and both are included in HD. Here are the questions:

How old are you and how long have you been smoking?

How many cigarettes do you smoke a day?

How long have you been smoking this much?  Was there ever a period where you smoked more?

Do you feel like your lungs have changed over the years since you have been a smoker?   What do you notice the most?

Do you feel like your lungs have gotten weaker over the years or have they been the same for a while?

Do you remember the first time you remember you noticed smoking was really impacting your lungs?  What were you doing?

Do you have a smokers cough? When do you notice your cough the most?  Has it changed over the years?

Can you take a deep inhale of smoke by first exhaling your lungs entirely, so that the only air in your lungs is filled with smoke?

Can you do this again, but this time taking as many drags /pump as possible?

Can you do this again and this time, hold the smoke in your lungs until it is completely absorbed?

Can you feel the tar built up in your lungs over time?  Is this a good feeling?

Do play sports or exercise?  If so, can you describe how smoking affects this?

Are you ever in a situation where you’re unable to physically keep up with people because of smoking?

Can you tell me about the last time you got really out of breath?  Did you smoke during / after this happened?

Of all the things discussed, what do you most notice the effects of smoking on your lungs?  Is it that your chest is heavy?  The cough?  That you get out of breath?  Or something else?

Do you ever feel guilty about what you are doing to your lungs by smoking?

Do you ever think you’ll ever be able to stop?

What do you think your breathing will be like when you are older?