So what does everyone do for a living?

[robert shohet]

i am a hospital service tech constantly in my office vaping when not on the floor fixing the iv pumps and beds u kno i used to sneak out for analogs and now i cant kick my legs up and vape when its slow woohoo

 

[JohnnyR6356]

I work in tv/film production dealing with the on-camera vehicles used during shooting. This keeps me outside most of the time so consequently smoking was never really an issue on the job. My other job is as the co-owner of an antiques/collectibles store where the criteria surrounding smoking is exactly the opposite of film work. I would have to go outside or out in the back hall of the store to have a smoke because of the inventory of antique furniture and vintage fabrics, any of which will pick up and hold a tobacco smell for a good while. Since switching to vaping, nothing really changes for me on set save for the fact that I can actually have a puff inside a vehicle if I want to and there won't be any smell. In the store I can now sit at my desk in front of the computer and vape at will without any risk of contaminating the inventory Do the benefits of vaping ever end?

J.R.

 

[hornadylever]

i am the manager of mail services state university of n.y. at potsdam. it feels great being off analogs. one week and going strong

 

[BiffRocko]

Software engineer (mostly web). I used to work from home, but am back in an office now and stealth vape. I still go outside a few times a day to chat with the smokers and see the sky.