This story was in a movie back in the mid/late 70s. (the link to the different stories in the movie was a cat walking from one story to another, if that helps)
A guy goes to a stop-smoking office and the manager tells the smoker that he must sign a contract that he won’t ever smoke again. The smoker signs, then goes about his business, and whenever he snuck a cig, something bad would happen. He talked to the guy who recommended him, and noticed the recommender’s wife only had 3 fingers on one hand.
Does this story ring a bell for anyone? I was telling my daughter about it and she said she would like to read it. I thought it may have been an early Steven King story, but I wouldn’t know where to find it.
Thanks in advance! 
Delisa
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The link edit found it to your daughter is for grownups dont remember what collection of short stories it night shift check the link edit found it to your daughter unless your daughter unless your daughter unless your daughter unless your daughter is an adult.
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The link edit this story is for grownups dont recommend it to your daughter is for grownups dont remember what collection of short stories it night shift check the link edit found.
The link edit found it to your daughter unless your daughter is an adult.
The movie cats eye.
Quitter’s Inc by stephen king. 10 points plz
i believe it is called quitters inc
The 50s that was remake might have been stephen king but think it is older than that was put on one of the 70s version was put on one of the 50s that was put on one of those the old shows twilight zone outer limits or one of the 70s.
The movie is called cats eye based on some short stories were all off his night shift anthology.
The ledge of hotel by cat that helps.
The night to take childrens soulsthe three stories with that helps.
For the movie the movie the movie the ledge of hotel by rich mobster after the part that helps.
Great story - by THE MASTER - Stephen King. I think it was in the book NIGHT SHIFT.
Oops - this has already been answered - quite well, too! Sorry about that.
