Consider me rude, but after being kicked out in the cold and snow, as well as being taxed to death (but revived), I have a little less tolerance for the nay-sayers.
I vape in public restaurants on a regular basis and am asked what the product is, and many times where to get them (I sell them,,,so..). I am never disrespectful or rude to others and will gladl spend a few minutes explaining the product. I also never vape around children , but folks of age will definitely be informed thqat these are of no harm to them,,and why. Many times I offer others a try. Especially the waitresses (who are usually made up of 60%+ smokers). I keep 5 units on me, and one always ready for use for others. When offered to the waitresses , they take em and give em back when the bill comes due, and my coffee cup is ALWAYS full.
Any establishment that refuses me, will not get returned business and I might just be leaving before the meal arrives. First thing I do is ask to talk to the owner, and never a manager. I want confirmation from ownership that this is their policy at the establishment.
I'm never rude or obnoxious , but I am direct and to the point...wiling to discuss the matter.
My point is
If we don't inform others of the product and it's attributes, as well as get smokers AND non-smokers alike behind us, we are destined to have our vaping rights yanked from us.
It's happened before,,, remember?
Pig