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Worked for me, Steve.
The problem, I guess kind of simplified, is that vaping looks like smoking therefore it has to be bad. Whenever I get a question, negative question normally, about vaping the first thing I point out is that nicotine, by itself, has little to no addictive qualities and is not a carcinogen. People have a hard time getting their mind around that concept for the reasons pointed out in that interview.
At the rate tings are going, all of us vapers will be smoking tobacco again in fairly short order by order of our government, federal and state. Just the opinion of a cynical, old, crusty, skeptical, cynical curmudgeon.
The problem, I guess kind of simplified, is that vaping looks like smoking therefore it has to be bad. Whenever I get a question, negative question normally, about vaping the first thing I point out is that nicotine, by itself, has little to no addictive qualities and is not a carcinogen. People have a hard time getting their mind around that concept for the reasons pointed out in that interview.
At the rate tings are going, all of us vapers will be smoking tobacco again in fairly short order by order of our government, federal and state. Just the opinion of a cynical, old, crusty, skeptical, cynical curmudgeon.
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