For each of the following passages do three things: (1) name and (2) define the fallacies on display and (3) provide a brief discussion of the problem of reasoning in this particular manner in this specific case. "Don't you think that you should quit smoking quite so much? You have to consider that it just may kill you one day. And besides that, it clearly seems to bother everybody around you." "Oh, please don't take that holier-than-thou attitude with me. I happen to know that you yourself smoked heavily for many years and still sneak out now and then for a quick cigarette. So just keep your neat little arguments to yourself, pal."