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It doesn't bother me if somebody smokes an electric cigarette (we have a guy at the job that does) or chews snuff so long as they don't spit it out everywhere on the floor. Neither of them pollute my air.
My roommate bought a e-cig and I think they work well, your not feeding into the major tobacco companies and while they may not be as healthy for you as just quitting still they are better than regular ciggs. Especially considering they don't leave that nasty residue which btw turns everything yellow and is rather nasty. Also with e-cigs I don't come away smelling like smoke which I'm rather happy about.
I think e-cigs are great. Everything I absolutely HATE about regular cigarettes are eliminated with e-cigs. I'm surprised it took this long for technology to advance.
Our 'lil company bans all tobacco use on the property except for a designated smoking area.
But one can pop a Nicorette stick of gum or lozenge anywhere.
But no chew.
It does have a faint odor but by no means compares to smoke.
I smoke e-cigs regularly but only in private. While I know the facts about them I don't presume that other people around me know so out of respect I don't smoke them in public.
1. If the smell in not offensive.
2. If the fumes are not harmful to me.
I’m fine with it.
I firmly believe in the outright BANNING by Code of Business Conduct with the force of Summary Dismissal of anyone who microwaves FISH at work.
I also believe there should be punishment for microwave burning popcorn.
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