Good morning, Reonuts. Blue skies, temps in the mid-50's and our two-feet of snow has melted off in a day and a half. Supposed to be in the low-70's this weekend and even the pasture is starting to get green. (Could still use a couple more one-foot snows over the next couple of weeks then it can change to spring rains... that'll keep the fire danger down.
For those who have never followed Todd's
reviews, he's actually pretty good and covers the gambit of
vaping equipment. (I do believe this is the first one of his
reviews where the comment section had been disabled, normally he elicits a number of comments and answers each one. (This review may have been posted under his 'blog' category which tend to be shorter than his full blown reviews of a particular piece of equipment... they tend to run 30 to 45 minutes and are very thorough.)
He's actually as entertaining as PBusardo, but more knowledgeable, and with his accent it's probably a lot like talking to Supertrunker in person except that Todd can probably spell VAPE without being spotted the V-A-and P.
Since I tend to be a contrarian, (I know this comes as a complete surprise and is hard to believe), I look at the review as helpful to Rob. It exposes the uninitiated to bottom feeding, something they may never have seen done, or ever heard of. (We all heard about bottom feeding before we bought our first Reos and that initial introduction very well may not have been a Reo but it aroused our curiosity and caused us to do more research.)
A viewer to that video may very well be intrigued by the BF concept but their first reaction may be, "I like the idea but I think I'd want something smaller". What would be their next step? Mr. Google, of course and ultimately websites that manufacture BF's which leads to reading mod owner comments, reviews and forums. Where's the downside of this video... it's free advertising for Rob and I think it's fair to say that the vast, vast majority of Reo owners would enthusiastically agree that Reos certainly hold their own against any other BF. (If you want to be known as the best by necessity you have to be the best, competition is never something to be feared, it's the engine of innovation, quality of design and construction and sets the bar for customer service.)
We all know of the problems Darrel has just trying to get a Reomizer shipped across our northern border, if someone in the states sees the video, gets interested in BF and finds that one of the highest rated, and most popular BF mods is made in Maine by domesticated porcupines and has it's own sub-forum on the worlds largest e-cig forum are they really going to be predisposed to order something from Poland? Wouldn't you start wondering about shipping costs, repair times and over all customer support?
Obviously I might be completely wrong in my opinions, I'm usually wrong about most things, but it seems to me that there's more than one way to take this video.
OUCH, dammit, I fell off my soapbox... I think I hurt myself!
Jack
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