I think some people are more daring then I. Even though I am medical and have been for 3+ years I am still uncomfortable medicating in public. I only like to do it in my car when I am moving... and being driven around... I don't vaporize while I am driving. When I am not moving and in a parking lot I move to the passenger seat. I don't want a police officer to accuse me of drunk driving. It would just take one cop to say "You were about to drive off, we have you for drunk driving." Most of my uncomfortableness comes from worrying about the hassle involved with poeple who would not know I am medical. I don't like being hassled. I also have a very very strong fear of police. I grew up a gay male in Texas in the 90's. I was afaid of them... with good merit, I have some horrible Texas police stories.
When I medicate I usually go back to my car. So at the ballet, opera, and theater I go back to my car during intermission. I have never actually vaporized in the movie theater or anything. If I were to vaporize in public it would be at an event like a concert and stuff. I don't go to concerts anymore though because of my issues with large groups of poeple. The last really really big crowd I was in was Seattle Hempfest back in 2007 or 2008. It was so crowded we could not move for like 30 mintues. People around me were starting to get anxious and claw/climb over others. If everyone was not completely stoned there would have been a riot and one of those mass trampling/stampede.
You and I think alike. I tend to read StonedMonkey as well. He has seniority over me
I don't mind at all.
Thanks! I really appreciate all the likes and positive comments, it is great motivation to keep going and producing more content.
I am late to the pintrest party. I don't quite get the point of that site. Interesting that they are a member and follow you.
I wrote support about the battery questions, and life cycle expectations. Here is the response:
"...Nonetheless, after approximately 300 (full) charge cycles it can be assumed that the battery will hold around 80% of it's initial power. We will offer some kind of battery service, about which the cost/procedural details will be announced later. Also, the battery is covered under the warranty for defects or malfunctions or other issues of that sort. Basically, if there is a legitimate problem, we're definitely going to take care of you."
So if you follow that reasoning the device will go through about 1,500 charge cycles. If I charge mine once a day it should last for almost 5 years. It is nice to know they will be allowing you to replace the battery. Comforting knowing you will not be left with a brick. Lets hope the battery cost and replacement fees are nominal.