Honestly bro this comes off a little weird and has you throwing stuff out there that constantly jars the vibe of the conversation which can come across as forced.
The opener is fine but the transition is weird. If it's
day game you can simply transition into something situational like what she's doing that day.
As for the qualification it's kind of out of left field...why are you talking about stockholm all of sudden? Maybe transition it by saying "you look just like this girl I met from stockholm, funny thing is she tried to hook me up with all her friends but there was a problem...(here she asks what the problem was)...well they were all really pretty but they ALL smoked which sucked. (then pause and look at her) Oh god you're a smoker aren't you?" Then you can either disqualify or reward from there.
However random qualification lines are always weird and can be creepy use qualification to gain investment and to guide the interaction to where you want it to go. Also don't be stuck on qualifying questions the idea is just to make her qualify. For example if a girl says she has to go to the DMV for something and you look at her and say "oh god you're one of THOSE drivers..." she can then immediately qualify herself saying "no no I'm just going because X".
Qualify in a way that's situationally relevant, that deals with things you actually care about, and that leads the interaction to where you want it to go. Don't just qualify because you feel it's something you need to do as a check list for the PU because it will come off creepy that way.
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