HeraldNet

NASA analyst left behind $200,000 job to sell his own cigars

WASHINGTON — When I think of cigars, I think of endless tobacco fields and warehouses where the leaves dry. I think of open-air factories where dozens of “rollers” hand-make the cigars under the soft ...
The Washington Post

This NASA analyst left a $200,000 job to sell cigars

When I think of cigars, I think of endless tobacco fields and warehouses where the leaves dry. I think of open-air factories where dozens of “rollers” hand-make the cigars under the soft rotation of ...
NDTV

NASA Analyst Left A $200,000 Job To Sell Cigars

Omar de Frias is the owner of Fratello Cigars in Washington, D.C. When I think of cigars, I think of endless tobacco fields and warehouses where the leaves dry. I think of open-air factories where ...
The New Zealand Herald

NASA analyst left a $200,000 job to sell cigars

Omar de Frias is the owner of Fratello Cigars in Washington, D.C. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Bill O'Leary When I think of cigars, I think of endless tobacco fields and warehouses where the ...