I need to buy more drippers immediately! My husband just changed the wicking on the dripper I've been leaving home for him. I had to watch him do it and give him pointers, but he WANTED to learn. This is the first rebuildable he's tried to maintain anything on by himself. I think I finally found something he enjoys enough to not want to wait till I get home to do it for him. Someone call the media!
Of course, this means he's now successfully stolen the dripper I bought to specifically match up with my black copper stingray clone. I'm loathe to take it back, as he's willing to actually maintain this one on his own. This also means that my nefarious plans to forbid him to open that second bottle of juice he's fallen in love with so I can sell/trade it once it's super rare (it's apparently been discontinued) are ruined. Of course I'm gonna let him vape it. In fact, I should hunt down a third bottle now. I'm afraid that when he's out, he'll loose interest and I'll be stuck doing all his Kayfuns again. He still won't do it for a Kayfun. Too many pieces I think. The more he drips, the less he vapes them though, and the less he vapes them the less I need to do them. I enjoy the tinkering aspect, but last weekend I felt like I was in an assembly line between his stuff and mine. I normally time them for a little each night, but bad luck had them all needing some time last weekend.
I think I need some juice recommendations as well, because there's no way I can keep him supplied indefinately with a juice that has been discontinued. Stuff steeped in oak barrels. I know it's gimmicky, but he likes it, and I don't want to ruin what seems to be working for him so well. Dark, rich, sweet, complex, coil slaying stuff. Money is no issue. Not for the time this is saving me. My time is money. I think he thinks he's vaping the e-liquid equivalent of fine wine or bourbon (juice has a bourbon taste actually). I think the creators meant it to be that. I like premium liquids myself, I'm not knocking them. I just think that an oak barrel shouldn't be adding so much money... Still, I don't care in this case. If he wants to drip expensive, rare, stuff, fine. Tell me what's out there.
Of course, this means he's now successfully stolen the dripper I bought to specifically match up with my black copper stingray clone. I'm loathe to take it back, as he's willing to actually maintain this one on his own. This also means that my nefarious plans to forbid him to open that second bottle of juice he's fallen in love with so I can sell/trade it once it's super rare (it's apparently been discontinued) are ruined. Of course I'm gonna let him vape it. In fact, I should hunt down a third bottle now. I'm afraid that when he's out, he'll loose interest and I'll be stuck doing all his Kayfuns again. He still won't do it for a Kayfun. Too many pieces I think. The more he drips, the less he vapes them though, and the less he vapes them the less I need to do them. I enjoy the tinkering aspect, but last weekend I felt like I was in an assembly line between his stuff and mine. I normally time them for a little each night, but bad luck had them all needing some time last weekend.
I think I need some juice recommendations as well, because there's no way I can keep him supplied indefinately with a juice that has been discontinued. Stuff steeped in oak barrels. I know it's gimmicky, but he likes it, and I don't want to ruin what seems to be working for him so well. Dark, rich, sweet, complex, coil slaying stuff. Money is no issue. Not for the time this is saving me. My time is money. I think he thinks he's vaping the e-liquid equivalent of fine wine or bourbon (juice has a bourbon taste actually). I think the creators meant it to be that. I like premium liquids myself, I'm not knocking them. I just think that an oak barrel shouldn't be adding so much money... Still, I don't care in this case. If he wants to drip expensive, rare, stuff, fine. Tell me what's out there.
Great way for him to avoid an occupational hazard.
