Live Vaping or Die Smoking?

[Zeroi]

I have several Approach by Friends and some Stranger, The issue is how are we going to help them or show them. Sometime when they heard that the e-cig is Ban and they just close their ears. I wander if we Human have a USB Plug Somewhere in our Body and we can Transfer what we have already know to them instantly.

 

[lekixik]

I generally let them lead the discussion at first. I answer things they are curious about, tell them about my experience and why I made the switch in the first place. Usually their questions and responses will give me a feel for their background and I can explain why it would probably be beneficial for them.

I have come across some skeptics but they came around when I had reasoned answers to their misguided presumptions. Most people don't need to be sold on vaping. They are curious and recognize a good thing when they see it.

One thing is for sure, whatever your approach, an eGo is a fantastic conversation starter.

 

[floridamale]

If you really want a conversation starter try pulling out a 6v tube mod with a 801 atty That will get someones attention.

 

[Aunt Cranky]

Heh. I have a pastel pink girly eGO. I've "whipped it out" at work to show the smokers, and at least it inspired some curiosity. I've shown it to some friends who used to see me smoking analogs, who are happy that I've switched to something less toxic. I do believe, however, that some folks are just going to continue to smoke their cancer sticks no matter what the risk - because that's what they're used to and dammit nothing is going to make them give it up.

I'm trying a last ditch effort on my analog addicted boyfriend, who seems jealous of my eGO after he tried a 901 /901 screwdriver mod and was not impressed. I bought him an eGO kit which he'll get on his birthday in a couple weeks. Even if I can get him to cut down on the analogs it will be a start.

 

[lekixik]

If you really want a conversation starter try pulling out a 6v tube mod with a 801 atty That will get someones attention.

Especially in Singapore

I don't want to converse with government employees over the fine I'm liable to pay!

 

[lekixik]

Heh. I have a pastel pink girly eGO. I've "whipped it out" at work to show the smokers, and at least it inspired some curiosity. I've shown it to some friends who used to see me smoking analogs, who are happy that I've switched to something less toxic. I do believe, however, that some folks are just going to continue to smoke their cancer sticks no matter what the risk - because that's what they're used to and dammit nothing is going to make them give it up.

I'm trying a last ditch effort on my analog addicted boyfriend, who seems jealous of my eGO after he tried a 901 /901 screwdriver mod and was not impressed. I bought him an eGO kit which he'll get on his birthday in a couple weeks. Even if I can get him to cut down on the analogs it will be a start.

I know some people exactly like this. I suspect in some cases it isn't about the technology but about admitting that we are right about something that they didn't figure out first.

I remember seeing a documentary years back which basically said that you should approach boys and girls exactly oppositely. In the case of boys, you might want to take a relaxed approach. Tell him the benefits, introduce him to the idea, but then back off when he resists. As long as you act as if you have given up trying to convince him, he may actually be nagging himself internally to give it a try. If he sees you having a lot of pride in your ever-improving success with your PV, he might just approach it with an open mind. Of course he'll come up with some reason that it was his bright idea in the end, but the result is the same right?

 

[908Tracy]

I know some people exactly like this. I suspect in some cases it isn't about the technology but about admitting that we are right about something that they didn't figure out first.

I remember seeing a documentary years back which basically said that you should approach boys and girls exactly oppositely. In the case of boys, you might want to take a relaxed approach. Tell him the benefits, introduce him to the idea, but then back off when he resists. As long as you act as if you have given up trying to convince him, he may actually be nagging himself internally to give it a try. If he sees you having a lot of pride in your ever-improving success with your PV, he might just approach it with an open mind. Of course he'll come up with some reason that it was his bright idea in the end, but the result is the same right?

^^^This made me laugh, but is very true!^^^ =)

 

[lekixik]

^^^This made me laugh, but is very true!^^^ =)

I would very much love to know when you have success Tracy not, if but when.. because I'm sure you will sooner or later. This is simply too good to pass up

 

[Zeroi]

The Most important is that if you benefits from something, Pass it on.

I would very much love to know when you have success Tracy not, if but when.. because I'm sure you will sooner or later. This is simply too good to pass up

 

[nansc]

I don't believe that telling people what to do would work.It used to make me really mad when people tried to tell me to stop smoking.I think if they asked you about it you could tell them about ECF and the community of e-smokers and that would be more acceptable.