Even if you never buy another bottle you're aces in my book m8. It used to boggle my mind that someone wouldn't like this liquid or that because I would pick it up, take a toot, and shake my head. Early in my career I was really opposed to the whole taste is subjective thing because so many vendors seemed to be using it as an "excuse" to pimp liquid that, in my opinion, isn't very good. But, those same vendors continue to sell liquid - so someone MUST enjoy it? That leads me to believe - hrmmm, maybe it's just not my style. Then, I take the same liquid out of a Kayfun and put it in a dripper, and it's not even the same liquid. Or, I change the resistance of the coil, and the entire profile of the liquid changes. I have some liquids in my arsenal that I absolutely loved when I started vaping, but I can't touch now. I also have some I couldn't stand, but I absolutely adore presently. At some point I realized that the entire concept of "taste is subjective" rings true as long as we put an "*" at the end and say - "of course it is, but you just have bad taste." HAHA (kidding of course) Then there is the fact that taste isn't just subjective, it's a MOVING TARGET. Today's ADV is tomorrows PIF. One of my best customers got hammered and vomited all over herself while she was vaping CLS - she can't touch the stuff now... how do you account for that?
