What non-smoking areas do you vape in?
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Home Depot...I don't even hide it but no one seems to even notice in that place
all day, every day, every were, except in meetings.
It's not smoking, I don't even call it an E-Cig, because technically those are the ones that look like real Stinkies, it's a PV, and it's not a tobacco product. There for unless specifically asked to stop, I consider it a right. That is until things that get warm and produce vapor get banned, then I'll switch to stealth juice, and then they will have to ban things that get warm period. Okay maybe that's all just a little over the top.
I consider it on the same level as the Open Carry movement. That is unless specifically asked to stop, I assume it's okay. If asked to stop, I politely put everything away. I've been asked to put my pistol in the car, and I've been asked once to stop vaping, but they allowed me to continue eating with my pistol on my hip. I use the power of my dollars, and don't patronize those places anymore.
God help me if they asked me to dis-arm, and not vape...
It's not smoking, I don't even call it an E-Cig, because technically those are the ones that look like real Stinkies, it's a PV, and it's not a tobacco product. There for unless specifically asked to stop, I consider it a right. That is until things that get warm and produce vapor get banned, then I'll switch to stealth juice, and then they will have to ban things that get warm period. Okay maybe that's all just a little over the top.
I consider it on the same level as the Open Carry movement. That is unless specifically asked to stop, I assume it's okay. If asked to stop, I politely put everything away. I've been asked to put my pistol in the car, and I've been asked once to stop vaping, but they allowed me to continue eating with my pistol on my hip. I use the power of my dollars, and don't patronize those places anymore.
God help me if they asked me to dis-arm, and not vape...
Definitely my home, since they're anti-analog and now pro-vape. I vape pretty much every morning and afternoon at my college's cafeteria and library and student lounge, public restrooms, stores, trains, and probably a few other places, but I stealth vape and rarely openly smoke it unless people are okay with it.
Ive smoked on the train in the Ukraine and got arrested by the police for it. they didn't know what this 'pipe' was or what was in it. they thought I was doing narcotics.
But I dont smoke in public places more trouble then its worth..
But I dont smoke in public places more trouble then its worth..
I work in a government office and only vape outside the door and in the bathroom. Anyone vaped on a plane, they would probably flip out?
Everywhere. On a plane I'll go chat up the flight attendants at their station as a courtesy to the smokers suffering their withdrawl. It's not smoking and doesn't fall under smoking bylaws. That being said, I'm courteous and polite when asked to explain, so it has always been accepted.
I've stealth-vaped on planes, including the twelve-hour long hauls to Australia and New Zealand. IMO, openly vaping isn't worth the potential hassle of confused/alarmed fellow passengers, or a flight attendant making a snap judgment that vaping isn't allowed "for safety reasons". I get my fix, no-one's any the wiser, no problems.
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