Should all cigars be stored in humidors?

[richienator551]

Dear cigar smoker's,

I have recently visited a local tobacco store to buy a cigar. Usually I order them online but this solution was now quicker and I was surprised that some of the cigars were just laying on the shelf without being humidified.
The sales lady told me that only handmade cigars should be stored in humidors and those machine made should NOT be there. I was a bit shocked and I don't see a single reason why this could be true.

What is your opinion?

[ggiese]

I think Tiger Woods is a dumbass...

That's my opinion!!!

[ashauler]

I think burritos should be served with a side of Tums.

[badwhale]

I think people should write an introduction for their first post.

That's my opinion

[BigMacFU]

The answer is yes and no. Use search to find out why.

Also, as others have suggested, you may want to introduce yourself.

[ggiese]

The answer is yes and no. Use search to find out why.

Also, as others have suggested, you may want to introduce yourself.

No, it's NO then YES... C'mon Shawn... Geez....

[Eville]

Machine made cigars should always be humidified, just separate from handmades. I keep one humi for my Acids and Drews and have a separate humidor for my Dutch Masters and White Owls.

[MarineOne]

No, it's NO then YES... C'mon Shawn... Geez....

Sheesh .... no means yes, and yes means no. And sometimes means someone needs a visit from the Ether Bunny, but the understanding is you will get neither complaints or accolades.

But never said "I don't know" .... I've seen folks get stabbed when they use that insult with someone else's mother.

[BigMacFU]

No, it's NO then YES... C'mon Shawn... Geez....

Now you're just trying to piss me off spelling my name all incorrectly. Screw you FOG's and the mules you all rode in on! IT'S YES AND THEN NO