Mold allergies can be baaaaaaaaaaad news. Glad that's getting better for you. This is the mani I did Friday night
and the one prior to that
and the one prior to that
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Laying in bed, should try to get to sleep since I have to be on a regular people schedule. 
Laying in bed, should try to get to sleep since I have to be on a regular people schedule.
Yep. But then again, regular people inhale sharply. You don't have to be like them just because you are going to be among them
I'm nervous about this whole work thing. I'm not allowed to vape, not even in the parking lot. 
No. I mentioned that I use electronic cigarettes and he ignored it. I will ask him Thursday at orientation. Since it is a strict no tobacco policy and Georgia hasn't lumped PVs in that group, yet, I don't see a problem but don't want to lose the job before I start.
Yep. If they allowed smoking but not vaping there would be "an issue," but you'd not necessarily want to be the one to push it. I think a lot of the problem is using the term "electronic cigarette"--the once or twice I've used that term (hoping for some familiarity so I wouldn't have to do the long explanation) it was obvious the only thing they heard (or at least paid attention to) was the word cigarette. When I've used the term "personal vaporizer" and then explained it was a nicotine replacement therapy like the patch or Nicorette but more effective (and happened to mention it doesn't have the side-effects of Chantix) everyone is cool with it (except one guy in my office who pops Nicorette like candy and has been for five years).
Electronic Cigarette = cigarette
Personal Vaporizer = clean air and non-smoker
That's just my experience, though, and with people who didn't know what they were. People who already know about them already have an opinion formed. Since you don't know whether he has a personal agenda or not, I'd say just let it sit at least a week. Let him get to know you as an employee first rather than taking a chance on his deciding you're "a troublemaker" before you get a chance find your groove...
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