However, the two co-workers have recently quit (one for almost a month; the other starting just this past weekend), and I'm all in for making our workplace completely smoker-free. :) Competition is good. Plus, I can use the extra $37 per pay period for being tobacco-free, right? So!
I bought another e-cig kit about a month ago; this one is a much more substantial system, and cost even less than the first SafeCig kit I bought back in 2011.
It's larger than a cigarette, which has two advantages. First, the battery lasts a stupid-long time (at least a full workday, and generally beyond), and it holds more nicotine-infused "juice," so messing with replacement/replenishment issues is a complete non-issue. Set it up once a day, and Good To Go.
Secondly, you don't get dirty looks from people who think you're sneaking a smoke inside, as nowhere civilized allows smoking indoors, these days.
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Commonly known as an eGo-T or 510 system |
Lo And Behold! The vaping co-worker-newly-quit alerted me to the fact that a new vapor shop had opened in my neighborhood recently, and tonight, I got what I needed, and have no more excuses. As easy as running to the corner store, it's literally closer than the nearest Kroger. And their prices RAWK.
So, good luck to me. :)
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according to an email I got a couple weeks ago SafeCig is out of business. Or at least their website was down which is pretty much the same thing as they had no b&m sales I know of.
it's probably my fault, started back on your aptly-named Devil Sticks too. Never did give them up completely really. Best of luck with whatever you want to do. :)
I need to think about picking up some vapor cigs. I got down to a few real ones per day, but never gave it up completely. It's a vicious addiction, and unfortunately, I use them to manage stress.
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