It's a Cuban cigar.

I'm smoking a Cuban cigar.

I am smoking a Cuban cigar.

This is a cigar, and basically it's a Cuban cigar made out of a Cuban pork sandwich, so we take these spices that go into the pork shoulder, we fashion that into ash.

Cigar?

Cigar.

Cigar!

A cigar?

Excellent cigar!

Yeah, a cigar.

A quarter cigar.

My cigar case.

Have a cigar.

Have a cigar.

Have a cigar.

For the first time in history Americans will be prevented from smoking a Cuban cigar or buying a bottle of the unrivalled Cuban rum, Havana Club, even if they do so while travelling in another country.

Tom lit his cigar.

She smoked a cigar.

Tom smoked a cigar.

Buy yourself a cigar.

Put out that cigar!

Here, have a cigar.

Oh, have a cigar?

You like that cigar?

Buy yourself a cigar.

Close, but no cigar.

Thanks. Have a cigar.

You have another cigar?

Tom was smoking a cigar.

He is a cigar aficionado.

Half a cigar, he shoots.

Here, have a cigar, boys.

Wait. Here, have a cigar.

Give the gentleman a cigar.

Have you got a cigar?

Stop smoking that nasty cigar.

Cigarette, cigar, glass of brandy?

Will you have a cigar?

Here. Here. Have a cigar.

Would you like a cigar?

Will you have a cigar?

Will you have a cigar?

Would you like a cigar?

Dietrichson wanted a cigar and so Jackson went back... to get Dietrichson's cigar case for him.

Freud once said, Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, not to these folks, not even slightly.