I do not need to vape in the bathroom at work, I have a private office (thankfully) and no one really cares. As far as single use bathrooms, I really try not to hang around in them for much longer than I must. I'll admit I've vaped at Walmart but not my favorite one, I don't want to be banned there. It's just... the one my kiddo wants to shop at sucks so Hard (I was surprised to see the varying offerings at different Walmarts across town) and my son takes So Long to choose (while I applaud his frugality and willingness to check the "price per unit" ---a secret my dad, also a lengthy shopper, shared with me and I passed along) but the Kiddo is Still New. I have also vaped on airplanes, but I do not do that anymore, thanks to a tragic experience on SW airlines, which truly made me realize that up in the air and in airports, stewards/esses are the Kings, and the transit police the reluctant enforcers, LOL. That is one thing I will buy nic lozenges for, and use them happily...
I have vaped in single use bathrooms in the past, but it really kind of grosses me out now, I'd rather just stealth vape as I'm shopping. I don't do it in restaurants either, but that's more a desire to not let the flavor in my vape impact other eaters. I would vape in a bar, (via stealth) were I to frequent them much, anymore.
One good thing about Tucson is that mostly (except for the month of August in particular) it's easy enough to go outside. My sister (the quitter) once commented to me as I was shivering outside in freezing weather, while smoking, "Man, I could NEVER do that, how can you not quit?" LOL.
She must have forgotten that it was hard for her to quit. My answer was, "See, that's why you are a quitter and I'm not...."
Anna