Ever since modern e-cigarettes first hit the market in the mid-2000s, it's been marketed as being safer than regular cigarettes and a potential way to quit tobacco. The slim, battery-powered devices work by heating up an internal e-liquid to form vapours (hence the term 'vaping') which the user inhales
That still strikes me as odd
Vaping in a room where it isnt explicitly allowed could trigger a false fire alarm, and you dont want to be the guest that caused a mandatory evacuation at 4am, nor risk a fine
Directive 2001/37/EC Manufacture, Presentation and sale of tobacco products
And we were going to also be in this COVID situation and close and stuck on this little bus, so I approach things with a kind of respect and, "Here we go, let's roll up our sleeves and get this s--t done." Well, that's a good mentality to have, for sure