Cool thanks for the info. I actually have enough Boba's for a while, but I am getting low on my new favorite, Raf-a-licious. It is interesting, I have more juice in my "cellar" than I could possibly vape in a month, but the idea of running out of one of my favorites really stirs up my acquisitive instincts.
I am sure that there some interesting psychology papers written about this phenomena. I am also sure that this is a subject well studied by marketers in order to boost demand. However, here in the world of vaping this is something that occurs organically, w/out any artificial boosting by a marketing department. I mean look at the frenzy over the Jonboy tanks and countless other examples. I mean create a good product that people want, limit supply of it (usually here it is because of production limitations of the small enterprises that make up the majority of vaping suppliers), and watch people go nuts trying to acquire said product. Perhaps some enterprising MBA student could create a case study of Ecig commerce and get a very good grade on it.
