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So what does everyone do for a living?
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Then you've chosen the right subject for your studies, I chat with plenty of men on the webcam and never got a penny out of it
I am a driver and I am vape in my car all day. Only provari with cartomizer soft tip 510.
I'm an IT guy and work from home. I used to constantly smoke analogs at my desk when working on the computer. I smoked for 15 years and finally quit 4 weeks ago. vaping has made it so much easier.
I am a trainer for a company based in Dallas providing call centre software. I am of course based here in Australia and typically train right across the APAC region, particularly Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, India & Thailand. Absolutely love what I do. Prior to that installed Avaya phone systems, before that, 10 years in the music industry as a sound & lighting tech and before that I made a living making cakes and desserts. Quite a varied career path, but definitely interesting.
These threads always end up being a great read. It is quite interesting discovering what other people do for a living
Richard
These threads always end up being a great read. It is quite interesting discovering what other people do for a living
Richard
I am a Registered Veterinary Technician. I work overnights in the ER/ICU (Critical Care) at a large multi-specialty hospital. I can't smoke on the floor obviously! But I do stealth-vape on my breaks in our upstairs break room. Since all the admin people are not there at night no one bothers me It's so so nice to not have to take 10 min out of my 30min break to run outside and smoke. I've also stealth-vaped in the bathroom a few times when I've had a particularly stressful night and just needed a few puffs!
It's so so nice to not have to take 10 min out of my 30min break to run outside and smoke. I've also stealth-vaped in the bathroom a few times when I've had a particularly stressful night and just needed a few puffs!Wide range, but there seems to be a disproportional number of IT people floating around. I wonder if that's because IT people are more likely to be on forums in general, or if the whole gadget aspect of vaping tends to attract IT people...
Anyway, mark up one more. I'm a database administrator in healthcare. I work in a hospital transplant clinic, and we handle heart, lung, liver, and kidney transplants, so I'm around lots of compromised patients. I hated smelling like smoke around any patients. My co-workers (all healthcare pros, not IT people) didn't like it, but it was the patients that I really worried about smelling the smoke on me. Very glad to not have to worry about that anymore.
My office is away from patients, but we're dealing with a physical space crunch (we're growing quickly), so I work in close proximity with two other people, just outside the big boss's office door. I asked if the people immediately around me minded, and I demonstrated it. They said they didn't mind, so I vape at my desk. Never got official permission, but did check with those immediately around me.
Every once in a while I still step outside, for social reasons and just to get out of the office for a few minutes. No one has said a word to me about it.
I also learned that one patient was allowed to vape by the nurses in his room. There's no official policy either way, so if the doctors and nurses are ok with it, patients have been allowed to do it.
I know that some of our in-patients have been given the inhalers from big pharma, so I don't really see a difference...
Hmmm... maybe I should change my location, just so I don't draw unwanted attention to myself or my hospital... Oh well...
Anyway, mark up one more. I'm a database administrator in healthcare. I work in a hospital transplant clinic, and we handle heart, lung, liver, and kidney transplants, so I'm around lots of compromised patients. I hated smelling like smoke around any patients. My co-workers (all healthcare pros, not IT people) didn't like it, but it was the patients that I really worried about smelling the smoke on me. Very glad to not have to worry about that anymore.
My office is away from patients, but we're dealing with a physical space crunch (we're growing quickly), so I work in close proximity with two other people, just outside the big boss's office door. I asked if the people immediately around me minded, and I demonstrated it. They said they didn't mind, so I vape at my desk. Never got official permission, but did check with those immediately around me.
Every once in a while I still step outside, for social reasons and just to get out of the office for a few minutes. No one has said a word to me about it.
I also learned that one patient was allowed to vape by the nurses in his room. There's no official policy either way, so if the doctors and nurses are ok with it, patients have been allowed to do it.
I know that some of our in-patients have been given the inhalers from big pharma, so I don't really see a difference...
Hmmm... maybe I should change my location, just so I don't draw unwanted attention to myself or my hospital... Oh well...
lol! Interesting observation. I'd say yes, you're going to get more IT people on forums and yes, IT people love to tinker with stuff.
I'm a nursing student and since I started on my e-cig during the summer, I am not sure how it'll affect me once classes start up again. I know a few of my former professors would have been completely supportive and allowed me to vape in class. One of my past professors will be getting a packet of information from me in the fall because she wants to have her son try e-cigs.
soldier us army. i vape here at work sometimes well most of the time saves me from going out in the heat during the day in afghanistan plus with all the sand in the air vaping helps me breath alot better then a regular cig.
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I am a 2nd shift Production Supervisor at a Offset Printing Company.
I can't vape on the Production floor (while the bosses are around). But can in the lunchroom-bathrooms.
I can't vape on the Production floor (while the bosses are around). But can in the lunchroom-bathrooms.
Im a musician, and analogging was a real pain in the ash, now I can grab a vape just about anytime.
I'm a mostly stay at home mom due to several relocations (DH is Chem Eng), formerly in investments and trusts/estates, professional idiot volunteer, clean model homes for a local builder and sell foodstuff with a direct sales company.
Oh - and I vape at home INSIDE which is huge to me - I've never smoked in our home. DH (never smoked) doesn't even mind if I vape in the car with him. I'm on time more often now too, because I'm not saying "let me finish this smoke first"!
I too am fascinated by the different backgrounds found here!
PS: Punkflute - I'm in your neck of the woods!
Oh - and I vape at home INSIDE which is huge to me - I've never smoked in our home. DH (never smoked) doesn't even mind if I vape in the car with him. I'm on time more often now too, because I'm not saying "let me finish this smoke first"!
I too am fascinated by the different backgrounds found here!
PS: Punkflute - I'm in your neck of the woods!
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I'm a veterinary assistant. Sometimes we get so busy with appointments, surgeries, and emergencies I don't get a break. When I smoked analogs, it made for a pretty rough time on days like that. I had to steal 2 minutes between appointments to suck down a cigarette as fast as I could. Then I constantly worried about how I enrolled being in a small exam room with clients.
I'm able to vape at work freely. I don't do it in front of clients or in surgery. Its made a busy work day so much more bearable and me not so cranky. At least if I'm working through my lunch break, I still get my nicotine fix.
I'm able to vape at work freely. I don't do it in front of clients or in surgery. Its made a busy work day so much more bearable and me not so cranky. At least if I'm working through my lunch break, I still get my nicotine fix.
No wonder we get along, I used to hit a few sticks in my day too. I spent 25 years with the phone company and various cable construction companies. I then fulfilled my life long dream, spending my last 10 years working on a commercial fishing boat in the Bering Sea out of Dutch Harbor. I am now retired and a Manny for my grandkids and spend most of my time on the computer doing genealogy research and lately testing all the PV's I can afford to buy. lol
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