Step one, tell the busy-bodies to butt out of the free will decisions of competent, autonomous, adult business owners, employees, and patrons to freely associate, freely contract, and freely enjoy their property by repealing "smoke-free workplace" tobacco laws.

Those laws have long since served their purpose by educating business owners that people will still patronize smoke-free businesses, educating employees about the benefits of choosing to work in smoke-free establishments, and educating patrons that you don't need to smoke to enjoy yourself.

It is past time to return freedom of choice to all of the above. Business owners who want to allow smoking should be allowed to, employees who desire, or don't mind, working in a smoking establishment should be free, as adults, to exercise their own best judgment on doing so, and patrons can use their power of the purse to influence the decisions of business owners by freely choosing to patronize or not patronize smoking businesses.