In a Las Vegas club. Smoking analogs was allowed but no PV's. I was actually asked to leave because of it. I was angry to say the least!
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I thought it was a joke at first since many of my friends were smoking analogs around me! And then the bouncer came over.... Definitely not joking!
If I was asked to not to vape somewhere that allowed smoking, I think my head would explode.
I would definitely make sure to talk to the manager.
And if that didn't work I would get the contact information for the owner.
And if the policy was not changed, I would never step foot in there again.
I would definitely make sure to talk to the manager.
And if that didn't work I would get the contact information for the owner.
And if the policy was not changed, I would never step foot in there again.
The only place I've been told to stop was in the Sweetwater Brewing Factory. We go there about once every couple of months and have not had any problems. The last time we were there drinking delicious IPAs one of the "managers" told me there was no smoking inside. She replied "That is considered smoking" and I looked at here like "Whaaaaaaaaaaaa?" 
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Thank you, celticluvr. Doc Holliday was an incredibly smart southern gentleman, and Val Kilmer played, in my opinion, one of the best roles I have seen from any actor. I would argue that was one of the top 5 movies ever made.
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"I'm your huckleberry" One of my fav lines from that movie. Watch it at least once a month.
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We haven't been asked yet but we do stealth alot. Hmmm I know kinda sneaky but I just gotta.
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We haven't been asked yet but we do stealth alot. Hmmm I know kinda sneaky but I just gotta.
I think sometimes the status quo needs to be challenged in many situations in life, not just vaping. I do vape in public, but also try to be respectfull of those around me
got a new one. couple weeks ago me, the other half and another couple went down to brewery hop in denver. went over really good at every brewery untill we got to epic brewing co. had my halo triton only sitting on the bar in front of me when one of the yuppie hipster pussies came up to me and asked that i not have "that thing" on the bar. tried explaining what it was and he couldnt care less. im guessing he got beat up a lot by people like me in school. put it in the hoodie pocket and walked out. no tip for you sir!
It turns out that vaping is an excellent way to distinguish between two kinds of people...
--Those that eat mainstream media news like it's gospel
--Those that are independent thinkers and understand we are fed garbage on a daily basis
I used to be one of the former.
Now I am one of the latter.
There are many vapers that look down on smokers, wondering what's wrong with them.
Well, I feel that way about mainstream media garbage-eating parrots.
But again, I used to be one of them, so I try to understand.
Just like I try to understand why smokers are still smoking when they could be vaping.
Actually, I'm not really laughing, because it's not really funny.
But if I do laugh, it's only to keep from crying.
i've only been asked to stop vaping once when i was at a concert in an indoor venue... about 3/4 the way into the concert 2 officers came up to me, as i was in the furthest back corner as to stay away from people, and they were very cool about it, they asked me what it was, how i liked it, one even tried it out... then 10 minutes later one of the staff told me that if i didnt go outside he would have police remove me....
That kids a liar lol, I have asthma and I vape about 3-5ml a day and no issues.where as analogs secondhand il be coughing and short of breath
I was sitting outside of a well known chain coffee store. Dripped up, and took a nice drag. Nothing big, no huge clouds, just a bit more vapor than smoke from a cigarette. Two seconds later, a green apron clad employee comes out and informs me that I can't smoke there. I point out that its vapor and not smoke, but quickly add that if its not his choice i Can stop. He makes a pained expression and walks inside. I didnt wish to cause any trouble, so i quietly pocket my mod and juice. Not two minutes later I smell an analogue. A group of guys are sitting next to me giving themselves cancer. Not enjoying the smell, I walk upwind of them, sit down, and contemplate life. They continue to smoke uninterrupted until I got up and left. Left me slightly miffed, but I didn't bring it up with them or any of the employees. Meh.
A friend of mine and I were in a ....ty dive bar in Baltimore and there was an older gent sat at the bar vapeing most of the evening, so we decided it must be okay and pulled ours out as well. As soon as I hit mine we were both asked to take ours outside, but the older guy stayed in and I guess just kept his under wraps.
My boss also just today forwarded me a new policy at work that says we're not allowed to use ecigs indoors anymore, if that counts.
My boss also just today forwarded me a new policy at work that says we're not allowed to use ecigs indoors anymore, if that counts.
I've never been asked to stop.... and I sub ohm. I vape everywhere, the bus, work, inside stores ect.
and I sub ohm. I vape everywhere, the bus, work, inside stores ect.
Only time it's happened was at a restaurant. Family get together, 8 of us in total, 6 are vapers. We'd booked the table in advance. Walked in and told the staff that we'd arrived, they told us our table would be ready in 15 minutes, so we went to the bar to get some drinks. As I was about to order the drinks, I had my Nemmy with a Kayfun in my hand. The guy behind the bar says "you can't smoke those things in here, e-cigs are not allowed." "What about APV's ?" I asked. He gave me a dumb look and said again, "you can't smoke e-cigs in here"
Needless to say, we haven't dined there again. We do vape respectfully, on the odd occasion that we are in a restaurant. I wouldn't smoke while people are eating close by, when analogs were welcomed in restaurants, so I apply the same principle to vaping.
Needless to say, we haven't dined there again. We do vape respectfully, on the odd occasion that we are in a restaurant. I wouldn't smoke while people are eating close by, when analogs were welcomed in restaurants, so I apply the same principle to vaping.
I've never been asked to stop....
Jman8 said:
So now you (Jman8) are actively encouraging people to sub-ohm vape indoors?
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