Well then there you go. They were removed as they should of been. Problem solved.And this is where we're going to disagree.
You may not have seen it first hand, but I have. I have watched a group of "vapers" removed from an establishment for vaping in a place that was clearly marked "E-Cigarettes Prohibited from this Establishment" on the door as you enter. Again - negligence as these clowns proceeded to vape in this building, were asked repeatedly to stop, and finally removed. This has been seen multiple times too. At restaurants, bars, bowling alleys, pool halls, and businesses. Is it because they don't care? I don't know. I know the majority of vapers are probably decent people - but who do you see more of? Who do you hear about the most? I only see and hear about the "bad groups" of people - and so does the non-vaping community.
Correct me if i am wrong but isn't Colorado Springs a little more upscale than your
average town. I'm assuming the vapers your talking about are a bunch of spoiled rich
kids. That would make your accounts more believable. Here on the Eastside of Saint Paul
which consists of mainly lower middle to lower class neighborhoods we don't seem to
be having those sorts of problems. As a matter of fact I can't remember the last time
I seen a kid smoking a regular cigarette.
Regards
Mike