Jessica Wynn

It's become a global issue.

Countries are scrambling to regulate it and companies stay a step ahead of regulations.

Some places are cracking down hard, though.

Singapore just tightened restrictions on vapes.

They're completely banned.

And as of September 2025, fines have increased.

And if you're a foreigner caught vaping there, you will most likely be deported.

That is... Are cigarettes banned there?

That is a great question.

I know bubble gum is.

And durian fruit is banned on the subways.

They're so strict in that society.

That's what I was going to say.

It's just a whole new world with vapes.

And here in the U.S., states are making their own moves.

Texas just passed SB 2024, which requires retail permits for vape sales, sets packaging restrictions, and bans vaping near all schools, which is kind of crazy that they needed to pass a bill that wasn't already being enforced.

Yeah, pretty much.

And it shows how disruptive vaping has become, not just here, but worldwide.

Yeah.

Which is completely false.