Well I have it on, but have no idea what I can possibly do with it. So far it only has let me form personal opinions on individual personalities.
Disruptive innovations like e-cigarettes are going to arrive more frequently, the chief executive says, and PMI has yet to work things out with the most important partner in its business: the taxman. Cigarettes deliver tax revenue as efficiently as nicotine. Of PMI’s $80 billion in revenue last year, $48.8 billion went to the taxing authorities. It’s as if 12 out of the 20 cigarettes in every pack are sold by some form of government.
I either missed that or did not interpret whatever it was that way, sorry.its 3:02 6/1/15 am. who was that last lady and where did she come up with her figures?
if i heard her right she stated e-cigarettes are a gateway to smoking for use and of
no help in helping adults quit.
mike
Ok, I can't watch the whole thing. Did anyone ask a clarifying question of Mrs. Dutra about whether or not her data for "overall nicotine use" filtered out those adolescents who used 0mg nicotine products? Or was this a case of "it looks like a cigarette, so we'll say it's nicotine use?"
That's been my limited experience as well. I started at 24mg, and after two years I'm down to dripping at 12mg, which makes the B&M people look at me like I'm crazy.For about the last 2 months I've been hanging around a local vape shop. Really hadn't been in any before that - a few cig stores that had disposables and cigalikes but not real vape shop. My 'casual' assessment is that with mainly the young (but up to around 30 yrs old) sub-ohm vapers (not adolescents), about 40% of them vape zero nic, another 20-30% vape 3mg nic, none more than 12mg - of those whom I asked. Some 3mg'ers said they tried 6 mg and it was 'wow - too much'. None of the sales people - all sub-ohm'ers - vape over 6 when sub-ohming. Half are at 0mg.
Ok, I can't watch the whole thing. Did anyone ask a clarifying question of Mrs. Dutra about whether or not her data for "overall nicotine use" filtered out those adolescents who used 0mg nicotine products? Or was this a case of "it looks like a cigarette, so we'll say it's nicotine use?"
That's been my limited experience as well. I started at 24mg, and after two years I'm down to dripping at 12mg, which makes the B&M people look at me like I'm crazy.
I just don't get how they can call it Nicotine Use (which I did notice they changed from "tobacco" use) when there may or may not be nicotine.
Oh wow! I'm at work today and will catch the re-run!Loved your presentation Bill !!
Is the webcast going to be archived for people who missed it? If so, where will it be?