army and mall approve of ecig

**iori276** · 08-08-2009, 04:02 AM

Well im in the army national guard and work for sprint in a mall kiosk. At both i am able to vape openly without regard. and believe me i do. ( for the army i work near fuel trucks so this is a GREAT benifit. always had to walk to the other side of the armory just to smoke now i can vape on the fuel truck. and it had gotten alot of approval from mall walkers to army buddies. Awesome sauce.

**sherid** · 08-08-2009, 04:20 AM

Originally Posted by iori276

Well im in the army national guard and work for sprint in a mall kiosk. At both i am able to vape openly without regard. and believe me i do. ( for the army i work near fuel trucks so this is a GREAT benifit. always had to walk to the other side of the armory just to smoke now i can vape on the fuel truck. and it had gotten alot of approval from mall walkers to army buddies. Awesome sauce.

Hey, I see you are from Aiken. I absolutely love your town. My daughter went to school at USCA, and I loved visiting.

**ledit0ut** · 08-08-2009, 05:52 AM

yea, my sarg was tellin me the us military is trying to ban the use of tobacco products within 20 years, PVs are definitely gona help

**iori276** · 08-08-2009, 03:56 PM

i hate aiken lol, then again i live here. not much to do. ill be moving to florence pretty soon, january but yep. And yea hate the military for controlling everything but hey i signed up for it.

**undyingguitarist** · 08-11-2009, 12:31 AM

so you can actually vape in the military?

**rocketvapor** · 08-11-2009, 01:39 AM

Originally Posted by undyingguitarist

so you can actually vape in the military?

Actually, the rate of smoking in the military has gone up due to OEF, etc., deployments. And the brass are not pleased.

Maybe some vendors out there could donate some starter kits to some troops who would like to try them out. Hey - young folks love tech stuff.

As a vet who understands the lure of nicotine when in the sandbox, I'd love to find ways to help these guys get off the cancer stick before they become hopelessly addicted, and end up like me - a 30-year smoker with all the unpleasant side effects that go along with it. I realize that there are logistical problems with charging batts in the field, etc., but at least they could vape back in the hooch.

These guys are coming home with addictions that will haunt them the rest of their lives.

How about it, vendors? Anybody willing to step up to the plate here? Even free shipping or free juice would be a start. Just a thought.

**iori276** · 08-11-2009, 03:28 AM

oh yea i got quite a few fellow gi's interested. im waiting to know and figure out all i can and get a few flavors to better entice them. right now they were like me i just want to spearhead the learning curve for them to save my buds some money. taking one for the unit lol. like where to buy what flavors are good, what are fun to vape and what a vape all day and let them try.... though will need a few catridges... hate sharing.. seems nasty lol most are guys so hey what can i say

**sunray73** · 08-11-2009, 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by iori276

Well im in the army national guard and work for sprint in a mall kiosk. At both i am able to vape openly without regard. and believe me i do. ( for the army i work near fuel trucks so this is a GREAT benifit. always had to walk to the other side of the armory just to smoke now i can vape on the fuel truck. and it had gotten alot of approval from mall walkers to army buddies. Awesome sauce.

I'm glad to see the Army is making the right choice about e-cigs. I can totally see old school Generals starting to smoke in their offices like they did in the past